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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

He WAS DEMURE countrifled looking man
and was remarkably awkward and shy. He
had been to the restaurant once before and the
smart waiter, by the name of William, had
palmed OFF bad quarter on him. He came a
second time, and on handing over s. bill he
remarked In timid way:
Last time you gave me a bad quarter; please
be more careful this time.''
mo danger" said the pert waiter. "that was
accommodate you with another as be shelled
out the change.
All the afternoon William was chuckling to
himself, but the last time he smiled right heart
lily was later In the evening just before he set.
tied with the boss, when that individual
chucked him bad IS BILL with the humorous
remark: III make you present OF that SIS,
William, and take 1t out OF your salary at the
end Of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

DIED WHILE SAYING HIS PRAYERS
Alexandria Gazette OF yesterday says: An old
colored man named George Parker, living on
who has been complaining for some time. left
the roorE: In which he was sitting Wednesday
night last to retire. and was found shortly after
wards, kneeling beside his bed. dead. It Is sup
his praYerS - p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24
DRY GOODS.

SHIFTS! SHIRTS! sHIBTs!
Our Shirts to order are UNSURPASSED for Comfort,
StEte ana DURABILITY 1T guaranteed.
stock. An
COLLARS. CUFFS, NECKwFAR and UNDER
WEAK IN correct styles, at popular cash prices.
TH0MPsON's SHIRT FACTORY.
.a, SIG r st. n.xv.,
0Ho Opposite Patent Office.
SUMNER DRESS GOODS AT RE-
~ DUCEb PRICES.
FINE QUALITY LINEN LAWNS. l5CTs
DRESS a1NGHAMs. 10. l2x. II, OTIS.
FIGURED SWISS, Is. 80. s7x CTS.
ALL WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH FRENCH DE.
BE6E, 40 CTS.
ALL WOOL MONTE CLOTH, s7s.
ALL WOOL ROLL BUNTINGs. 20 CTS.
Isle GLOVES. GAUzE UNDERWEAR.
TYLER & CHEWING,
Lste Clerks with Perry Bro.l
!yl9 0lS 9TH 1t. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

LINING CAMBRIC, 61{c.: cotton cloth, &C.; Ions
dale cambria. 12a(c.; regular made hose. I9c
press goods at about half their value at Brod-
heads Old stand 1905 at
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ARRITAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS
Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
9Th and h Streets.
Depot: corner New
CITY ITEMS.

IF You SUFFER with headache one or two
doses OF L0dNle'S Headache Specific will cure
Won.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

IIowsoN,s superior ice cream. sl25 a gallon
llo4 lZ1n 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

LANDLORDS desiring good tenants and prompt
returns, call on E. y. McIntiTe. 9lS ST NV I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

WHITES ANTI-RREUM PILLS will cure
rheumatism, either acute or chronic. They
have cured Old cases OF years standing. and re.
stored to use bent limbs and stiffened ioiutS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

RESULT OF ADVERTISING IN THE SrAR-The
valuable gold watch chain, and locket advertised
y, -, he STAR day or two since were found by a
poy ana promptly returned TO the owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24


WHITES ANTI-RHEUMATIC PILLS will cure
rheumatism, either acute or chronic. They
have cured Old cases OF years standing and re.
stored to use bent limbs and stinened joints.
D1ASTAsE which Is necessary to the digestion
OF faIfnaceouS food, is lacking In toothleSS in
fants, hence the great mortality where they
are fed upon the sO-called old-faShioned foods.
TO meet this want In rearing handled children,
MeIlills Food has been prepared and is now
thoroughly established as the best nutriment
Tor Infants and fnValtdS ever known. All drug
gsts and grOcers have 1t. Price, Is cents T.
Metcan & Co., Boston, Mass.
Afflicted II. y CDR. Svayne,s Medicines,
DO not neglect cough, cold hOaTSeneSS
sore th0at, &C. DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry is well-known curative. The
most reliable remedy for bronchitis, asthma
all throat, breast and lung diseases. Trial bot
ties, Csc; large, 81.
DR.: swayne's Ointment for letter, itching piles.
Itching Piles. Symptoms-A moisture. like
Itching Piles. perspiration, INTENSE itching,
Itching Piles. particularly at night. 1t never
Itching Piles. fails.
Sold by druggists and at stott & Cromwell's,
wholesale agents.
GILES, LINIMENT IoDIDE AMMONIA. cures Neu-
ralgia, Face Ache, rheumatism. Govt, Frosted
Feet, Chi1blainS, Sore Throat ErySlpelaS
Bruises and wounds of every nature In man or
animal: The remarkable cures this remedy has
and valuable remedies ever discovered for the
cure and relief OF pain.
cues LlTl1nent IOdtde Ammonia Is sure
cure for ague In the breast, and removes all
swelltngs and hard Jumps.
NURSING MOTHER
cues rus cure Piles SIT
"BucHuPAB1A."-Quick, complete cure to
days; all urinary complaints 81, at druggista
For washington at $50 Pa. ave.
"ROUeH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for It. 1t
clears out rats, mice, reaches bed-bugs. 15c.
q box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAGONs."-Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs
Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

BY RECENT CABINET ORDER horse leather
has been adopted as the material Of which the
boots issued TO sailors OF the German navy are
In future to be made Experiments with horse
for the last eighteen months, and with such
satisfactory results that the use OF calfskin Is to
be altogether abandoned in making naval boots
and shoes. The leather used is to be made OF
the skin OF the quarters or the horse. The fleSn
being carefully scraped Off so as to render the
leather soft and pliable, while still remaining to
large extent waterproof. The new pattern OF
FOOT covering for the German sailor Is laced
half boot coming up above the ankle bone, with
SeWed and pegged sole. In the army the long
boot, with upper feathers. about twelve inches
In height. Is to be retained but 1t is in future to
nave double sole studded with headleSs nails
Every soldier is also TO receive pair OF low
boots to wear In barracks, or even in case OF
necessity In the field in place Of the long boots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to VIM.
,nann ns ON ano Emma Taylor; John Henry AL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

ES.NELED BRACELETS, coral and jet bangles,
at PTigg'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

B- A man is supposed to be in his prime at
forty, unless he knocks his printing out before
that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24
DOTOMAC PERRY COMPANY.

Persons desiring a delightful change from the &C.
pressing heal of the city, can enjoy sp -
hour and helf's ride ON tie Poto- rs-HA--lS
mac rlver 10 Alexandria ard return, S7<s<saeaxss
any DAY during the week for Is cents or 10 ticArts
for 90 cent? Oh the Ferry Boats: children under 50
years OF age free The Boats leave Washington
oaly Tor Alexandria follows: q 30, 30 4 40
. 80, 10 ii 30 a. 10. u 30, 1 80, $50, 80
I 80, 80, 80 aid 80 y The trims at 80.
invigorating. te3ll-lTn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

CONGRESS HALL, AT CAPE MAY, Is entirely
changed from last year, and can not now be
recognized By any remembrance Of the season
of 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

ECZEMA
Efectually Cured In Eight Weeks. Moth
Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlensen,-Have
never used any remedies for blood diseases thai
can compare with the OUT1CURA REMEDIES. /
have used them in all forms for a very severe case
ally cured in eight weeks. As a blood purifier
nothing can equal your CUIICURA REsoLVENT I
noising them about the city.
Truly, yours, etc,
II BURGUNDY ST, NEW ORLEANS, La,
Aug. 2S, 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24

For Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors,
Are prepared by WEE2s Il POTTER. Ohemis t.
"a Front street. Toronto, Ont. ., and Snow hi II.
LONDON. and are for sale by all druggists. Pri
containing two and one half times the quantity OF
small, 81; REsoLvENT, ST per bottle. CUTICu RA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP. Is cents In bars; or
BARRIERS and large consumers. 80 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-24
NTINSTRELs BY MOONLIGHT.

MLNSTRELS BY MOONLIGHT,
THE WASHINGTON EXCURSION 90.
lake pleasure IN announcing the en- ~G-
Ragement of the celebrated sNS4--}S
VIRGINIA MINSTRFIS
u IN nunlher, for their SECOND GRAND MOON
llGHI INCLUSION on the Palace Steamer Ar
rowsmith, -
- WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 2Sru.
Steamer leaves Potomac Ferry 90. a wharf at ; 80
T. NJ : returning at ii =. u. Music and dancing
between acts. Tickets 80 cts. lady Is childreo
under II, free. Tickets for sale AT the d rat
ly226t u. 4 RANDALL Manannr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-06

IN Cen Sag btnein. Die @pae tInoura
brebte iG Diiten int 8ramlapen mstnss
gormiineers, perfaufte @al3 unb Yfsfsr
an bic &tnbsr, Wetssr unb Wdsbe, unt
iab oann @benbs lit ben RuntslFuben. I'm
@ommer ssr ben 6GuIern NIT ben Map.
den, tie NIT epufrmirt wurosn parsn,
Soantas Nadmiitass auA unter Der altsn
ulme pprm Dorf uber sins nit ibneu lin-
seub unter ben Nub6aumsn fin Bic ,ur
8ubebanf unb nod wsiter.
So parfn bsIcneers bret Iaeaen, nit
pensn Id mid tielt. Bau3emidsls &atb.
rinhsn, Sdmiets WmYden unb 9acers
Gretbel, alle brei neitldufa mteiuanoer
uerrano!, elm ba6fhes &lseblatt. Nm Be-
fen sefisl mir freilid &atbrin6sn, Elm
Bruoersfinb meiuss gurmii ,bsrs uno
pa6ri&etnltd sinmal bsitn @rbin. Uas
mar Stntn aber aud etn Wdohen z! Sn
metnen dlten 8asen flopft MIR nod bas
6er3, trenn t& bran benfe. Omar in Der
S6ule Bate ae ntnt ben euten Ropf se.
babt, 'uie Gmpasn pbsr @retbsl, unb ba
Id peitaus Der Grft mar, bate es MID
thinner sstrantt, tvenn fte nidts tennte.
Nubereem rpar ife absr sef4eit eeuus, unb
gspahftn, gewadien tpie Elm Birtenbdum<
hsn. Steaen Sic ilt Dor etn @saAtaen
tpis Wailh unb Blnt NIT brd posr pter
Srcpfen 8uiTre ssmiiat, lanae uno bide
fdnar3trauue 3Spfe, ,pi6en sic, unb Nu,
gen, Nusen! Sa, pie Tag Id nur !! Mdr.
asnoetl&en ffao ntHts basesen. SIRE
Musen tuaret bel bunt(er ,,nb srS6er ale
'@eil&en = spit bes,tiriden anssfdbr -
unb esr 9lid, bas -gtfdau ID babe. 70
lpas aitt wteeer sslsten.
: (1OrtFbuns fulst.ls
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-06

eieie Melbunssa bat bic pcliSsi nun enl
peeer fetn @ewidt gslsst pbsr es TT tb
! trcb ansefsllter unterfudunsen niht &c
{ eliidt, Den Mtnenhsrb au fnben betos
labt ibre @e!panbtbsit In lAlsdtem 9i4t
eriteineu. l1etrisens tGnnsn bic Nibilt
fen an bteiem nsue fen Nttsntat erlt Iet
3pst Wunaten searbeitet aatsn, ba 1e bic
Wine fiber sra na6 Wibiinseu bes Mcs
tauer 2ttentats sslsBt tabin uno es BET
aler Naffairt4eit. bic mir i5nen 3utrausn,
bod taum an,unetn,sa 1T, RAP Fs 1h TN
poraus nit sinea 8sisrps ,Mttentat per(s.
ben baben.
n8elde Jol9sn Der neuefs Worban,
lhlas baben utro, III 1awer soraus,u1a.
gen. S6un bei eem leBtsn Mttentat, am
3. December pOrtsen SaSrss, wie1en mir
baranf tin bab bic NaBreseln 3ur unter
briiduns Der NitiliRen bsretts 70 1aarf
feien, bab eine ,psitere gsriaarfung un-
mSstih erf&.ine. Dieter NnFat llne
mir aud bsute nod. sBir slaubsn absr
ferner aud niht. Bag bic @fwatruns Der
BON gielen ais BunbermIttel anssprisle.
men gsrfaiIuns bts nitililtIlAe gensauna
ertSeten tonne. Sclde Mcrbssisatn
pie BE ruiFiden 9dtiltten sutpaffaet man
nidt burh @etpdbruns faatlidsr Tretbei,
ten, ttnsn baubelt es lI6 nidt UNI ibeale
3psde, fcnbern tie molten nur bas gbaps,
Die 3srf0runs a(lss Befeesnoen, um pann
auf ben Sriimmern ibren Naub ein,ubeim
fen. nebrtssns untsrlisst 20 pobl tttnem
3 petfel, bab mad oem neuefen Bpreanee
an bte @ewGbrung eiur gerfalTung, fails
etne fotd,e iiberbaupt I'm plane gtme[,n
fstn iollte, nttt metr seoatt tpirb. Der
8atler une fetne Nesisrune psseen aae
8rafte anipannen, I'm BEN Nibllismus &c.
tpaltfam gu 3erRSren. uno siirfsn Bel BE.
fem 8eRrsben Der aueemslnen 5ympatble,
Rdsr fein. User mir fSansn aud bier
nur tpieoer6olen, mas tsir bereits ppr Sab.f
rssfrtit ausseipro&en babsn. ,,oab mir bic
8eiirAtuns nttt unterbrlden tSanen,
ba6 80 NnBtauo niht. seliuaen tslro, ben
,6ampf sssen bic nibil!ai@as pelt Heareid
~ 9nse gu fi,brsa, 10 lanee es BIZ aubere
ansslssenbeiteniar eie .pidttaRsn 9att une
niAt ale leint Anfm.rtfamtett aui bic
entwtrrans unb Rsseluns leinsr tna.ren
3uifanbe riatet." a.o f,a 81 "'
Srtpeit bic estrahtuneen Der .,RSlni
idsa 3eituns". bietriibe senus, atsr uobl
ni1t3u tri6e anb. 6eitpem III has Teff
Der fanfunb3wansisiabrisen abtonteRei,
9un8 Vss 3aren sefetest tporben unb utne
bts eut, ben Iibttiisa anseorottsn @rdusl
atrtaafen. Dem anlasIae naA tat1nitt
nur eaS Veamtsntbum, fonbern aud bas
Bolt rem 3aren su fstnem gbrentase
aufri&tis setulotst o6aleta osrf,lte nit
Musnabme etnissr 5teusrnadldifs uab
1esnabignaeen ipurles sora6ersesanesn
1T. Bon ber pielbslprcasaen 8trfa5ana
tein Wurt --~ bsn @ebaafeu baran tat
rsan nail lanSla auisess6en. Nuh niats
scu Der &teentidaft'bss &rpnprin3en unp
bsm aad nur 3eitwetlissn Rldtrttt bes
3aren. Sfsnbar bdlt es Mleranber II.
fur feline Yfi4t, trob ulleeem unb allebem
auf ieinsm YoF ten aus,uoarrea Bic ans
gupe.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-28
DO YOUR DUTY.

NEXT Tuesday the election for
President and Vice President will
take place. The election for one
Congressman in this district comes
off at the same time. 1t should be
the patriotic duty of every demo-
crat to devote that day to their
country and come out to the polls
and vote for General Hancock for
President, and Col. Clements for
Congress. Not only go to the pole
yourself, but see that your cripple
and in6rm neighbor is provided with
conveyance to get to the polls. Work
that day as you never worked before
to put in votes for Clements. If
every friend of Col. Clements will
rally that day, not wait to be led,
but lead, DR.. FELTON, will not only be
defeated in Cobb county, but in the
district. We know whereof we
speak. Victory is in our reach if
every democrat will come out and
vote. Remember next Tuesday,
the second of November is the day.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-28
BLUE RIDGE CIRCUIT.

We hear it as substantial rumor
that Col. P. w. Alexander, of Mari.
eta, will be candidate before the
legislature for judge of the Blue
Ridge circuit. The present incuu-
bent Judge Lester, will no, stand
for recollection, but will seek the va
cant place on the supreme court
bench. Col Alexander is among
the very ablest and most prominent
gentlemen of Georgia, and none are
better known for all that is worthy.
lie would highly honor and. dignity
the position. Should he desire the
place, we esrestly hope he may Sc
cure it. Columbus Enquirer.
He would wOrthily and ably flI
the position.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-28
COBB SHERIFF'S SALES.

WILL b- sold before the Court House door
In the city of Marietta, Cobb county, Ga. dur
ing The legal hours OF sale on The ilst Tuesday
in November l--0, the following property To-
wlt; One house and lot in the city Of Maiiet-
IA, Cobb county, Ga bounded Oh the north by
the property If Mrs Tippiu>. on the south by
an alley, on the west by Cherokee street on
the FAST by property of Ruue Martin Levied
GA a. the properly Of Mrs K L Cason by viz
tue # two fta- II the Notarv'- Court Of the
-9-lh district Il. NJ. of said county ou4 in favor
of \. Gob-r and the other in favor Of Geo
w. Cieand IS said Mrs. X Z. Cason. Levy
made and retnrnsd to me by james c. Sanges -,
l. G..
Also at at the same time and place 1900 lbs
of seed cotton, l25 bushels Of cotton seed. more
or less. Levied or the property of James
> Morris. the defendant. bv virtue of fila
from Cobb >Cpetior Court in favor Of Wiley :.
DodErH " james :. Morris
Also 81 he same lime and place. One house
and lot IN the town Of Roswell Cobb county
Ga bounded on The NO th by tie properly Of
ke'pn lrtIe south by property Of " ade
~ me. east by Aa5u street and vest hr prom
cry 81 homes Mlrluu-f-. and levied ON as
he property Of @. ". Arnold. oue of liz de-
fruuani> ~ virtue 81 two fila, from Ju.tice
Court ~ district u. IT, favor 7. J. Lowe
a Bro y. 6. VI Arnold "a son. Notice Civ
I'll Ia J. j. Watson, t-ueut Ia possession -
Levy made and returned To ue by j. c. sanges
L. {.
y. ?. STEPHENS, Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-28
AcWorth Marriage.

DEAR JoURSAL-The doctor" stole a
a march on US aud married before we knew it.
mean DIR. J r. Humphries was married to
Miss Octayia Fl Strck land at 5 o'clock, p. NJ
on Wednesday, October 20th. Rev. A. G..
johnson officiating minister. Immediately af-
ter the ceremony the couple were driven 10 the
Doctors resdeute. Everything transpired so
quietly that hardly any one knew Of It until
twilight bad settled down over the affairs Of
the day About nine o'clock large number Of
friends assembled in the yard and gave the
newly married couple serenade. KIND IN
vitati0n 10 come IN was extended to the large
party, aud for an hour or 80 after c0ngratu
lations and expressions o. general good humor
were the order OF the evening. Everybody and
two or three more have called since and ten
dered best wishes. Tie beautiful and intelli-
gent young bride has all the qualities TO make
her a loving devoted wife, we have KIN )wn her
many years and are glad she has made 80 wise
choice DR. II. has reputation OF being one
of the ablest practitioners Of Georgia is Of the
highest cultivated society, polite snave and
perfect IN his bearing among his fellow citizens;
il much loved by all aud we are delighted to
know ne will have such an amiable companion
for life as Mrs. II.
The DR. was most popular beau aud will
be missed among the ladies, and muchy MSS
eddy the boys many Of whom were afraid OF
him.
Among a large number Of appropriate Offer
ing.. one friend sent a card on which was the
monogram of J. X. II and o. II. II nicely en-
twiued together with designs representing
prosperity aud happiness on the right and left
Of those letters and the following lines below:
Gongenial hearts together pair
With unity Of soul;
May love, with all that's sweet aud fair,
That unity control.
Yes, the doctor surprised ~ by being quiet
about his arrangements We will not surprise
him in HE same way, however, for he and his
most estmabIe wife have our sincerest wishes
for long lite and much prosperity
EALSTAFF.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-28

WE are told by a Philadelphia ex
change that some Of the business men
of Harrisburg, who went into politics
head over heels and undertook to
scare the country with the idea that
Hancock s election would break up
business, have been thrown into q
little fright Of their own. They
signed call for meeting to save
the country from the Democrats and
many of their Democratic patrons
Immediately closed their accounts
and refused to trade with those who
made partisanship 50 much part of
their business.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-28

Young man, cast your first vote
for Hancock and Clements. Start
right and stay right, and in the flu
ture you wont have to encounter an
inconsistent record. There are on
Iy two parties 10 this countryside
organized Republican party and the
organized Democratic party there
fore steer clear of any third self
assumed one man party that would
lead you away from the democratic
party, the party that has by the
same usage aud system placed Ham
cock and Clements as representa-
tive candidates before you for your
free suffrage. Vote with the party
that has stood the storms of a CEN
fury, that has outlived oil other par
ties, and still lives to battle for your
constitutional rights.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-28

MALONE, the Virginia renegade
and repudiationist, is exposed in HE
true colors at Iast-if any exposure
we're needed to show the Virginia
Democrats what be really is. He
was closeted on Thursday night at
Harrisburg with old Simon Gamer
or, the Pennsylvania Republican
leader who was expelled from Liu-
coins cabinet for official corruption
at is not known" (says a Harris,
burg dispatch from a Republican
source) what transpired at the in~
tervie y, but it is believed that the
visit of General Malone to the Elk,
Senator related to the political com
plicatious in Virginia. Gen. Ma
homes presence here was kept pro-
found secret" A Harrisburg dis,
patch to the Boston Herald lind,
Rep } says: "Fhe visit had refer,
epce to the muddled political situa
ton il Virginia, and the supposition
is that final arrangements were made
to dispose of the Readjusters forces
in such a manner as to do the most
good to the Republican cause. =
This shows the actual alliance of the
Republicans with the Regulators.
The Republican National Commit
tee is in it The Virginia Democ
rscy now have the chance to over,
throw both and they will do it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-28
Tax Assessment For 1850.


NOJNI1 TUNIDSFN NtIT lou. J
1t is ordered that the Tax Collector tt Cobb
county, proceed to assess and collect tax Of
three tenths OF one per cent. to be applied as
follows:
For county purposes, oae-tenth of one per
cent, for jury purposes, one-teulh Of Que per
cent, for Road and Bridges, one halt tenth of
one per cent, for Aim House, one halftenth OF
one per cent, and it is further ordered that
said lax collector assess and collect special
tax of one and one Lalt-teutb of one per cent to
be applied to the payment Of the bonds Of the
county, aud the interest thereon, aud it is further
ordered that one hundred per cent upon the
State tax he assessed and collected upon such
special taxes not prohibited by law
II NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-28

In the Fowler interview, GRANT
was reported as saying: IF Gen
Hancock should be elected, thu
North would submit quietly and
watch closely. AS soon as things
began to go wrong, every Northern
Legislature would be convened ard
compel their representatives to re-
sign or resist the solid South -
Suppose, says the New York Nation
Qnd. Rep.) "a Southern politician
we're to call on the State Legislatures
to meet when they thought things
were going wrong in Washington
and recall the members of Congress,
name should we give their action ~
Rank treason aud rebellion.
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Irwinton Appeal A sort of fatali-
ty seems to attach to the late grand
Jury. 1t was dismissed one week
ago last Saturday. Since that time
the venerable foreman of the body
has died, another member is danger
ously i'll, and ono of the criminals
against whom the body fOuod true
bill has died and been buried,
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Georgia-Pickens Comfy 4:

To II y Allen, L. A. Allen. J. w Allen
aud Sarah : Allen as guardians Adj libitum
for \. Allen, NJ f Allen and NJ O Allen.
W Il Allen haviag applied fer probate at the
November term le90 IF this court OF the VIII of
Robert q. Allen 10 which h. claims 10 be an
X cu'or being named ia 'h- -aii WI. you
and each of ar. required aud cited to be aui ap-
pear at the Oriin-ry's Office in the cou house
OF Pickeus county, Ga, al The regular Novrm-
Der term l-~u OF the court OF Ordinary for id
county To attend the probate Of said Will This
h- 4iu of October l-r0
I PICKETT. Ord'v.
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Georgia, PauId.ng County :

To Il whom it may concern, NJ. b. White
having in proper torn applied to me for per
mauent letters of administration on the estate
Of ! White, late OF said county, deceased
This is to cite all and singular the creditors
and mex, of kin OF c White to be and appear
at my office within The time allowed by law
and show causei any they can why perma
neut administration should not be granted to
Nj Whleo on J c Whites estate. Given
under my hand and official signature, This
2lst of October, lrSO
TIC DUNAGAN, Ordinary