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Notice

D. 2. Pewthers is still at his old stand.
near the corner of Main and Church
Streets, opposite Rupp's Tin Shop, where
he is manufacturing Boots and Shoes to
order. Repairing both Leather and Rub
ber Boots and Shoes, neatly done to order,
on short notice. Invisible Patching done
ON Rubber and Leather Boots and Shoes.
If you want neat job of Invisible Patch
ing done, call on him, and you will be
sure to get it. Try him once! 2dec6m
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INSUR RANCE.
STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
CnITMRITS Feb 1891

STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT..
COLUMBUS, Feb. 4, 1881. )
WHEREAS, The Insurance Company North Amer
lea located atPhiadephia in the State Pennsyva
nfa has filed in this office statement, by the
proper officers thereof showing its condition
business, and has complied in all respects with the
laws of this State relating Fire Insurance Compa-
nies Incorporated by other States the United
Now, therefore, in pursuance of law, L, Joseph F.
Wright, Superintendent of Insurance of the State
Ohio do hereby certify that said company is author
in this Stat in accordance with law, during
the current The condition and business said
company at the date of such statement December
3lst, 1880 is shown follows:
Aggregate amount of available Assets ST. 1924
Aggregate amount of Liabilities Except
eapital) including reinsurance 2,Sl6 43
Net assets 423, ,4S9. 81
Amount of actual pdidup capital 200000O.
Surplus 2423,4S7.S
Amount of Income for the year in 3960653.6 .66
Am'nt of Expenditures for the year in cash
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
and caused the seal of my Office affixed, the
day and year above written.
JOSEPH F. WRIGHT,
Superintendent.
WIN. L. PRICE, Agent at
Jackson, Ohio.
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Bound to Come

Dr.. Varian, of Coalition, was in town on
Monday. The Doctor is very busy with
his business, but is earnestly pushing
things ahead, so that he may join in the
grand procession that will start from
Coalton as soon as the Spring season
fairly opens, for the great Clothing Store
of Morris Sternberger, in Jackson. Of
course all Coalton will come! And Nor
ris can dress them all, and still have a
large stock of goods left.
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OBITUARY,

BAxTER.-January 18th, 1881, of consumption, Lydia
NJ, daughter of Benz F. and Lettia Baxter, of Pike
county, aged 2s years, months and 27 days.
Her last words: ''Talk to of Jesus.' She was so
tired waiting for Him.
One by one they are crossing over,
Over to the other shore,
There to meet their loving Savior,
And be with Him ever more.
SARAH j. BAXTER.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

Henry Keene guardian of Philip Keene, a minor
guardian ordered to invest funds.
In the matter of the insanity of Lucinda Steyison
patient conveyed to Athens Asylum.
Nine accounts settled.
Three accounts and one sale bill fled
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
William Outlet and Louisa Prater.
Edward w. Sutherland and Ida A. Stewart.
James H. Givens and Jennie Daniels.
James Adams and Emily McClung.
Alexander Freeman and Sarah j. Thacker.
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JAMES P. HIGHTowER has been SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary for twelve
years, by Judge Doan, at Wilmington.
He got drunk and killed his mother,
by striking her ON the head with bill
let of wood. He is now fifty-fve
wears Of age.
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BEWARE of rattle-trap sewing ma
chinesl See and examine the Rotary
Motion, Threading and Fast-Stitch-
ing New No. s.
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HALEz=YEARTzY
S H AT Il M H N L
Of the Auditor and Treasurer of
Jackson County, Ohio, for the
Half-Year Ending
March l. 1881.

Notes and Securities.
f. Crabtree's Note, balance, 81.
j. Z, Stewards Note, SIG 81.
June Blagg's Note, S25.
David EdgarS Note, S25.
Mary S. Meals Note, So.
Geo. Radcliff's Note, S25.
John Ellis Note, S25.
j. T. Leach'S Note, $40.
Stephen COILS Note, S34 SO.
We, the undersigned, Auditor and Treasurer
of Jackson County, Ohio, do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement is 4 full and complete
exhibit of the Condition of the Treasury. of
Jackson County, Ohio, on the last business day
of February, a. ID. 1881. showing the exact
amount OF money in the Treasury belonging to
each particular fund, together with all notes
and securities.
Given under our hands Officially, this 1th day
of March, A. ID. 1881.
B. B. EVANS, Auditor.
M, q, KEENAN,, Treasurer.
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Agents and CanvasseI's
Make from S25 to $50 per week selling
goods for E. G. RIDEOUT & CO., 10 Bar
clay Street, New York. Send for their
Catalogue and terms. aug19ty
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Cincinnati Commercial.
We have four. You forget jeff
Davis and S.. j. Tilden. Give our
Democratic ex-Presidents a fair count.
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THE Best Grades of Queensware will
be sold at the lowest Cash Price at
Steele's Store.
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Agricultural Notice.

The members of the jackson County Agricultural
Society are requested to at the Court House, on
March 10Th for the purpose of electng officers.
j. ID, GILLIAN, Secretary.
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Two trains met near Baltimore last
Saturday, and were pretty badly
wrecked. Two men were killed, and
some twenty wounded, some Of whom
will die. Ex-President Hayes and
family were on one of the trains, but
none of them were hurt.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-01

During the last two weeks anony-
nous letters have been received by
government officials at Washington,
containing threats against Arthur
The writer's say that the assassina
ton of Garfield was a stalwart con
spiracy and that the stalwarts shall
not have the benefit of it That il
the Vice President is not removed
by pistol or knife, bis train will be
thrown from the track, or he him
self be blown up with dynamite. =
Another class of documents threaten
that in case OF Garields death a
body of armed men will march to the
Jail, take Guiteau therefrom and
hang him. Doubtless in the excite
ment likely to follow the Presidents
death, there will be crazy heads and
hands found ready for desperate
deeds. Precautions and prepare
tions against any such mad schemes
will be only prudent.
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MoNoPoLIZINe WEALTH.

Well may it be said that money
= filthy lucre-is the root of all evil.
1t is this unseemly haste to get rich;
this eternal grasping after the AL
mighty 5 this damnable desire on
the part of individuals to monopli re
the wealth of the world, that creates
the misery of mankind. The os>
tentatious display of wealth on the
part Of the rich creates a correspon-
ding display of envy and hatred on
the part of the poor; thus it is that
government based on such a senti>
ment as Brotherly Love is impract-
icable ia q land where ST lhshness ia
the distinguishing character of the
people. Problems of importance to
human destiny that await the solu
ton of craftsmanship, and for which
patriotism and genius vainly seek
relief, and trust from view by the
clamorings of selfish fnanciers il
fact the whole history of our so>call
ed struggle with debt aud money
charges, and The conflict is as intense
to day as it ever was.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-01

The death of MrS Griggs. at Long
Branch, from the effects of taking
"anti fat" medicine is warning
that should not be wasted. Eat is
at times disease, and frequently
an Inconvenience, but taking drugs
to reduce it is always dangerous.
Nature has provided two remedies,
either or both of which may be US
ed-abstinerce and exercise. Dr..
Tanner tasted for forty days, Girls
com for forty>fve. Yet this entire
abstinence is also dangerous. There
is, however, no serious danger in
reducing the quantity of food and
increasing the amount of exercise.
BY avoiding fat producers, such as
bread, sugar and butter and fats,
and eating the lean Of meat. hsh and
the succuIent vegetables, fat people
can easily bring themselves within
modest di neusions Il is best to let
drugs alone; and indeed, unless one
is Inconvenience by fat and render
ed incapable of work or enjoyment
of life, it is better to accept adipose
tissue with coDtented mind.
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aoRpoN's FINANCIAL VICTORY.

Luck is a fool Pluck is a hero !
While luck reposes in bed, waiting
for something to turn up, pluck 10
astir with sleeves rolled up, turning
up something. This has been aptly
demonstrated in the recently acquir
ed fortune by General John B. Gor>
don, an account of which we publish
on the first page of this paper. -
When General Gordon resigned his
seat in the United States Senate to
give attention to private business
and drive poverty from his door,
malignant dirt, daubers besmeared
him and little whipper snappers
booted ct the idea of him making
money in any business. Some said
that be lacked financial ability to
succeed. But wha. do we see =
He left political circles and S,ipula.
ted salaries, and quietly entered the
busy marts of trade and boldly en-
couutered railroad magnates and mil
Iionaries, where self.interest and
avarice ruled and generosity was a
stranger, and there be grappled with
the shrewdest 6nanciers, and 10 one
short year he has acquired an indie
pendent fortune, which it has taken
some men a life time to make
Thus in any sphere: whether in
war leading brave men to battle in
the halls of Congress eloquently
contendiug with the foremost Sena'
tors for the rights of his people, OF
among keen>eyed fnanciers in the
development of industrial and ma
terial wealth, Gen. Gordon has beer
grandIy successful. His impoten
enemies may sOeer and attempt tt
detract from his fame and nobility
of character, but unharmed be riseI
superior to them all and 10 his laud
able achievements shows a maste
mind.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-01

A YOUNG GIRL HOLDS A MAD
DoG.-A circumstance which occur
red in Syracuse recently is worthy
of more than passing MENTION
Mrs. Palmeter, of this city, was
passing along one of the streets,
having with her pet dog, which ell
al once showed symptoms of hydro
phobia, frothing at the mcs:h snd
snspping on all sides. Mrs Palme-
ter attempted to seize the animal,
but he eluded her grasp and en-
deavored to bits her, when the
brave girl who accompanied her -
her daughter, only fourteen years of
age caught the dog by the neck
and held it fast, calling to her moth"
err to hasten and get some man to
kill it. The mother saw that this
was the only course, and hurried
away, but it was some time before
she could get help. When she re-
turned, accompanied by gentleman
Who had volunteered to finish the
brute, she found the brave girl, with
flushed face and flashing eyes, hang
ing on to the mad creature, which
was making desperate efforts to bite
her. The dog was quickly dispatch
ed without injury to anyone. - Ell
mira Advertiser.
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The people in one of the lower
counties OF this State are mighty
hard up for timber to make Rep
resentative out Of A member from
one of these counties has been beast
Iy drunk every hour since be arriv'
ed in Atlanta. He is not worth as
much to the Legislature or the peo'
pie he represents az bench legged
fee dog, He disgraces himself, bis
people and his State atlanta Pho
aograph.
Well, if there is only one who dis
graces himself out of so large num-
Der, we think that is doing remark
ably well.
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dow A PRETTY JkWEss SAVED HER
LIFE There is very pretty story
told how a lovely Jewess 10 a Rus.
sian town saved her property and
her life during the recent attacks
upon the Jews, A great, hulking
ruffian entered her shop and bought
a loaf of bread. After swallowing a
couple of mouthfuls he threw himself
On the ground outside the shop door
and began to howl piteously that he
was poisoned-the Jews had poison
ed him. OF course an Infatuated
crowd instantly assembled, and it
would have Jared i'll with cur Jew.
ess, if she had not dashed out of the
shop, and, snatching the bread out
Of. the imposter's hand, began to eat
in sight of them all. The crowd
stopped, kthunderstruck. A broad
grin dawned on every .countenance,
One of them called out to her;
"Aloshs, lend me your knout, will
you r. Then the imposter started
to bis feet and scudded off, pursued
by a mischievous bat no longer SAN
culinary crowd.
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Administrators Sale

By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordi-
nary of Cobb County. will be sold, on the firs'
Tuesday in September next within the legal
hours OF sale, betIre the Court house door in
Marietta.
One share of the Capital stock Of the
Roswell Manufacturing Company ofthe par
value OF $500
Sold as the properly of A j. Hansel, de
ceased, for The benefit of heirs and creditors.
Terms cash. Aug. |, 1881
w. A HANSELL, Admir-.
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twenty-five murders in Chicago
since New Years, and not a single
case of hanging" And the inhabi
tants are very indignant. They
want the fun of a hanging once il
awhile = Boston Post.
So it seems crime is not confined
to the South, bat even in the loya
land of Guiteau it lifts it's bloody
hand and bids defiance to Jaw AS
tonishing isn't i'll
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

By virtue of an order from the Court OF Or
binary of Cobb county. Will be sold on the
first Tuesday in October 1881, at the Court
Houae in said county, between the legal hours
of sale, The following lots Of land to witt Nos.
SIS SIG. e73 $40 and 94l in the 18th district
and I'd section of Cobb county, containing in
the aggregate IFS acres more or less, also lot
No. G3 in the 10th district and 4th section of
Floyd county, Ca and all to be sold as the
property OF A, Baker deceased, and to be sold
at the risk Of T. J Baker, who bid off the same
at sale had on the first Tuesday in January
last, and having failed to comply with said
sale. Terms cash This Sept. Is, 1881.
w A WILSON Admir-
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The soUTH-ITS FRIGHTENING
PROROEC
[Bonner's IN. 70 Ledqer.

IDVHbtcf . M ~ Le"5S''
Capitalists, it appears, begin to
understand what a big bonanza the
South is, add are spending some of
their odd millions in making it ac,
cessible by lines Of railroad.
The South, with its population of
more than twenty millions, looks to
the eye of traveller like ihiDly
settled wilderness. 1t has fertile
soil enough TO support the population
of North America, and send besides
few barrels of -four TO exc out a
bad harvest 10 Europe. The excel
Iepce of the climate 10 proved by the
magnificent men that are reared
there, and the remarkable average
OF longevity enjoyed by families of
virtuous habits.
Whisky and tobacco will destroy
man at the South, as we'll as at the
North; and probably the warmth Of
the climate renders those poisons
more rapidly destructive at the
South than in more temperate eli
mates But there are no finer spec
imens of our race to be found in the
world than in portions Of the South,
where the people ace generally tenn
perate and moral. Accustomed to
the saddle and the gun from boy
hood, and not cramped by excessive
early schooling, many of them attain
blended vigor and grace of man
hood that are nowhere excelled.
For the Southern States the long
night of adversely, we believe, has
passed. The dawn of q better and
brighter day than they have ever
known has come.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-01

The sensation in Virginia politics
is letter of Gen. VIM. G. Wick
ham, Chairman of the State Repub-
lican Executive Committee, the
wealthiest and mos. prominent Re-
publican in that State, in which he
expi esses his determination to vote
for John w. Daniel and the other
Democratic State officers in the No
vember election. He ha, always
been a bitter opponent of Billy Ma
hone, and prefers rather to vote
with the Democrats than the Read :
justerS Many other nou-office hold
iug Republicans in Virginia have
taken similar stand with Gen.
Wickham
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GUARDIANS SALE.

By virtue Of an order from the Probate court
of Morgan county. Stae Of Missouri, and OF a
power Of attorney from Elizabeth Macleod,
guard an OF Afford K, illiam H. and John
ID. Macleod minor leirs Of W. II Mcleod,
deceased, will be sold before the court house
door in Marietta, during the legal hours OF sale
on the first Tuesday in October next, three
tpnths interest in the block of buildings known
as the Nichols Hall property situated on the
west side OF the public square, The same being
the interest Of said minors in said property,
and sold To perfect titles. Terms cash This
Aug 3lsL 1881
w. POWER, Attorney i'll Fact
for Elizabeth NacL Guardian.
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A German savant announces that
a pew moon for the earth is now in
process of formation, and will take
its place in the heavens 10 the course
of few years. We trust it will ap~
pear alternately with the old one.
Two moons at the same time would
rather distract the attention. Gen
tIemep, however, have already seen
them late at night, or rather early
in the morning.
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COBB SHERIFt'S SALE.

Will be sold before the court house door in
the city of Marietta, Cobb county, Ca, during
the legal hours Of sale on the first Tuesday in
Septembe Der next the following described prop
erty to-wit:
One lot of land No. $50 in 10th district and
ID section OF Cobb county, Ca, containing for
ty acres more or less as the property Of G. e.
Winn defendant in fila, to satisfy fila issued
from Justice Court 895th district G. M, of
Cobb county Ca, in favor of 7. 2. Manning
vs. &. G. VIM, and G. d. Phillips, security.
Levy made and returned to me 10y |. j. Nor
ris, l.. &.
Also at the same time and place. One house
and iot in the city of Marietta Cobb County,
Georgia, bounded on the North by the property
of Mary Parlor on the South by property Of
Dave Thomas wife, on the West by property
of Wash Reyes and on the East by street
Levied on as the property OF Sampson Pinkney
and CorDea Pinkney, to satisfy Justice
Court tifa in favor Of J. S. Pursley VS. said
Sampson and Co,neia Pinkney Property
pointed out by Plaintiffs Attorney and notice
given To tenant in possession Levy made and
returned to me by w. l.. Simpson. L. c.
Also at the same time and place, Lots Of land
Nos 1896, 1887, 1852 and 1858, all in the 10th
District and I'd Section of Cobb County, Ga,
and levied on a. the property Of Matte Young.
cestul. que uust anu esch oi salu Iots CONAN
ing forty acres more or less Levied on by
virtue OF jus,ce Court fila issued from e9oth
District g. N in favor Of Joseph Elsas VS..
Matte Young. Pro tny pointed out by Plain
tiff and tice given to tenant in possession
Levy made and returned to me by H Dunn
l.. c
Also at the came tire and place, One house
and lot near the ci y Of Marietta, Cobb County.
Ga containing four acres more OF less-boun'
ded on the east by street or alley, north by
street or alley, west by w. & A kalroad and
south by property Of Mr. Burnap. Levied on
as the property of Paris VERIFY TO satisfy
Justice Court ffa S95th District, G. NJ , in favor
of Cooper q Haley VS. Paris VERIFY. Property
pointed out by plaintiff Levy made By Geo.
M. Naming, L. c.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

FINDER decree in equity, in Cobb Supe-
v rior Court, and by virtue of an order of
the Court Of Ordinary Of Cobb county, Georgia,
will be sold before the Court House door at
Marietta, Cobb county, Georgia within tie lie
gal hours of sale, on the first TUESDAY in Octo-
Der, 1s8l, the following property belonging to
the estate of w L. Mansneld deceased To- wit ::
One undivided half interest in the city lot
known as the Gaulden 4 Mansfield lot, on
Cherokee street, in Marietta, Cobb county,
Ga, said lot containing one half acre. more or
e &, on which there is brick building with
three store rooms the other half now owned by
Winters & Lsgg, and also dwelling house
aud lor in the city of Marietta, Cobb county.
Georgia, containing one and halt acres, more
or less. whereupon Mrs. Louisa E Mansfield
now resides, and known as the residence of the
late William J.. Mansfield Terms cash
This Sept. |. lsSl.
WILLIAM T, WYNN, Admir-
William l. Mansfield decd.