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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
The Change of school Books.

The Arizona Territorial Beard If Educa.. cation has contracted with D. Appleton & Co, book publishers, New York, for an uni form system of te&t books for the schools of this Territory upon the following very fav- orable terms and conditions. The Board of Education accepts and adopts the Appleton series of school books for the use of the schools oi Arizona. and authorizes D. Apple ton & Co to furnish the same at the prices named for term of five years, from and af- ter Ja!y ], 1881. D. Appleton X C., are l.prnd l.y the contract to keep supply of book, al d rei.zon. blo number of places in the Territory for siX months and allow put Iils to exchange any old book now i'll use, whether of higher or lower grade, relating to the same study or sabiect. on payment of the sums in the column marked exchange" Where a pupil has no book to exchange the pr.;es for Dew books will be found in the column marked ''lntrcductory.' They also uind themselves to furnish books from San Francisco to al deaieFS in the Territory for the full term of hre years, or h~ long ss me books are in use. al no higher rates than those ih the cloumn marked Wholesale. '' And will guarantee during the whole tune t'Iat the retail prices shall be no higher than thqso in the column marked Retail" or will I.,ail the books, postage prepaid, from San Francisco on receipt of retail price Books bought m New York will be subject to ten Ter cent discomt from wholesale price.
 PRitES. TuLg Book E- ISTEo- WHOLE Rs- l
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Scott rode tfty miles, in New Mexico. to oblige friend by murdeIing Donovan. He found Donovan in saloon. gained an intro duction. and sat down to play an ostensibly amcable game of car,is But Donovan was an ohseryant man, and he saw his companion Was more excited than the game warranted: 30 he slyly drew his revolver and cooked 1t. and laid 1t across his knee under the table Consequently when Scott cried: five come here to tiil you, and attempted to shoot, he received death wound instead of giving one
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LEGAL.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
PECK MINING COMPANY.

Location Of principal place of business, San Fran cisco, California.
 Location of Worts-Yavspsi county, Arizona Terri tory.
 No;ice-There are delinquent upon the following de scriSed stock of assessment (So, s, levied on the l4th day of April 1884, several amounts set opposite the Esmes Of the respective shareholders F,Il
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rarrr> cf interpretations were filed tw" days az. with the proper persons m Pres co,t. for thy building of two railroads. One from Pr,scot, to st. GoG!Ge Utah, ssd the other fr,,u Prescott. via San EInciSc" mountain. anj San Juan country. [" Duran 20. m Colorado. Tb. flcr, mad" n" blow. but i,s.,n bu>ines, to the Aii'.
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I FL E G B AP HIC!
SPECIAL TO THE MINER. l
A SHERIFF GOES TO JAIL.

A SHERIFF GOES TO JAIL
 SAN FRANcIsco, June Judge Halsey to-day sent Sheriff Desmond to jail for sixty days and imposeda fine of Sl0O for contempt of Court.
 SILVER KING DIVIDEND.
 San Francisco, June 7-Silver King has declared dividend of 25 cents share.
 HEAVY RAINS IN CALIFORNIA.
 San Francisco, June "A general rain throughout the State is reported Heavy damage to cut hay and barley IS the result
 WASHINGTON NEWS.
 WAsHINGroN, June There is some talk about all anti-Republican combination to or ganize the next House. Randall is acting Tn It, but does not expect to be candidate for speaker. Ladd. staunch Greenbacker and Democrat, Is struggling for the place Ladd and the Greenbackers propose to carry FHe's election, and if the Democrats carry Mortons district, in New York. the loss would make Republican minority. Conk- ling will go with his party if beaten for re- election, So as to prevent the administration from controlling the organization of the Senate through his friends.
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of Yayap4i, Territory of ArizoDs. HENRY HEIz, Plaintiff,
  JOHN A. WALSH, Delft. The Territory of Arizona sends gree ting 10 John Walsh Of the Star Line Mail and Trans porston Com psny, Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear before the Jus tce of the Peace of the A named Precinct in the County of Yavap2 the 22d day of June A. D., IssI at clock N in an action brought you by said painun to answer the complaint of tse above named plaintiff Said action is brought tn Of Two hundred dollars sa0l, amount due for services rendered said defendant, judgment will be taken against you for said amount, together with interese thereon and costs of suit if you fail to appear and answer
 Given under my hand this 2Sd day of April, A. D., 1881, at my ofhce, in Central Verde Precinct.
 G. W HULL,
 Justice of the Peace. April 29ih, lssI
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NoTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TO WHOM TT MAY V concern. that Q VII not be responsible fe- any h!I- c-trac-ed for Ceods o= sgrI-les furnished Co sItR-r sat-c,utr1cu-s or any o:h p-r-ol- erri7Ss e -hs At!aIt, aE Pac.a, iallroai. uLle sad Ia-- have 41 ori-- from or.e of orr tr.r tI-u'-- ,..e,..- -,.~. JOHN TETCt E co.,,
 e--t4F Jlo, !. l--I- -s. .-'sI t.r'-s. "~-
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 MAEGAELI McCARrI. r,4intiH,
  BESJAsIN r. Nice .ETY, Defendant, Action brought in the District COor of th- Third Ju dicial Dstrc' tn and for the County of Yay-Va Terri tory of Arizona: Territory of Ar sends greeting 10 B, niamin I. McC srty:
 You are hereby -Hmmonel to appear iu action brought agrIu= yoU by the above named plaintiff the District Court of the Third Juia District and for the County of lavapai u the Territory of Arizona aud comp aiut led with the Clerk of this Court Prescott. in said County, copy of which complaint .cSomp-n'e- this simmons within twenty days C.sYe Of the dep Of sersic- te service upon you of this suTnmOuS, if served in this County: II served of the county and within this District then vi'h,n tEirfy days s.i other Csses, forty days @ And you hereby notified that if you fau appear and answer the complaint Atov required, the plain tiff will take default against you and apply o Cour for the relief demanded said paint, and and disburs. .lHeBis in thi- b-LsI e.poIdrd Given under my hand and the seal of Seal sad District Court al Prescott, .his eighth
 day of ATrl. lssl.
 WILLIAM WIGEERsoy. Clerk,
 Per If. CARTIER, Deputy ftr-ooti. A,rll 4ISt lS7i.
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 YsvAy.i, Territory of Arizona.
 II. V. FLEURY, J. r, V. T. B s, Plaintiff
 
 JoBS A. WALSH anf r. O. FRAslSsy, partners, ,oing business under ihs name and style Of the Star Line Nal aud TTaI.- i0rtAtion Co.,. Dv'ts- The Territory Of ArzJuA ssud- greeting to John A. Walsh and r. c. Frzyins~, Tartuers. duiug busipe~- under the name and style of the Star Line Mai. and Trsnsrurta'Iun Ccupauy, Isteutau'-. You Ere here uv summoned to appear before me, a my ore in PTesc0:t Precinct, H tH. County uf la,a- 1. u the LsJI day rf Jane, l~sl. a- 10 o'clock r a., i.cu 0.cUgHf 4yaIos' yuV gE sA& l.zit.~ q. ausR.r is IlI,.pl.il: i!. sto,h u-usI ViA.E'lt. Said action brought jp rrgFe5 ca. -G C! Iws huu- cry,l sId ninety -tlue uurty-nl!'r one huutrfl--- dollars. Sl9s.3-Jy1., fo. goods ~7res and IEeTc4-4 ii--, -1ld sui dr'iv red uy plaintiff dtfandant te July -;, Isi, and Ap-l lst, is-l, judgment vii be taken against yvu Tor th' sad amount together ~ifh -s-ts of tEis s4.i, .i ycp fa;i G. appear. To the Sher.-f. oT any Ior,t4t-" of said Counts Ere@ ting: Make s-sl sut .Es r-tgrI hereof. Gwen under ny hand thts 18th ls. of AFrl A. D lSsl.
 II. V. FLETET
 \ Justice of the Peace of said Precinct Prescott. Aprl 2sth ly-I.
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And in seoordance Htth law. and an order of the HoaFd of D!'tci' made the I4,h day of April lss1 SO many stsrs Of each parcel of such stock a. may be necessay will be sold Al public Luciiou at the of-. Of the CoInp'ny. No. 2-i Cshforia street San Frap-co CAiifCruie. ou
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The new yer,ion throws no light upon the luu. and anNiou-ly asitatcd question as [" whether a rich man. vino hA- gathered m hi> wealth m -hreui spccuEtIons, oaH -et to heaven hy eudrNIng theological sen'- uaricS. Hu- thc maHageis If such lnstI- tu,i"ii, srr unanimously "f the "piR,"n that the experiment. i, worth trying.
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Tll.ussuds If d"llar, are rak-n iI',m the. l-,l5.i. n Northern Arizona and their rigii, encrrached uPnn by ;hc cutting down If ihe maIl >,r,icr between pres...ri aui Nuic"Is. W., u.1i, th, r,~."uun,ud
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NGtIce.

| \. LAND OFFICE.
 PEE-coIT,A A. T., May 2Jth, lss1. To Jan'es IT. Aideyson, Greeting: You hereby notified appear at this office. on the 5th day of August nex show cause any thert be, why your decara:ory statement, No. s2. for I s w. = and N W 7. or <. W. i4 Sec Is anI V. r.. Of N. W. ' Sec -. ! wp r., V R. . T, shall not be cancelled for noncor4phance with the Pre empton Laws
 low W. KELLY, Register.
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Notice.

Us. LAND OFFICE,
 PRRsCoTT A. T. May 2O.b 1SS1. To JaBacs ". NcGiRnes, Greeting You hereby uo'ihci 10 rppear st this otics on the 21th day of July I1-l, at T. o'clock m to show cause, fl any. why your Declarstory Statement No. I0t4, for -i of NV and w. of SWlf section 20 Township 2G K [. snail not be cancelled Tor non compliance with tine Pre-e.nPtion Laws.
 W. KELLY,
 kEGi-TEE
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Tuesday. the l4til day of June,

ls-l. Al 10. hour of o'clock r. of said day to Iay said i!iueu; m thereon, together with costs of adN, rtiSiIg and expenses of the sale
 CbAs. T. bRIn6r. Secretary. Oflce-No. 2.i California street San Francisco al.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate cf WiAiom Gillespie, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by rhe undersigned, admins trator of the estate Wiialn Gillespie, deceassd t0 the creditors of. and all persons having claims against the said deceased exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the rst puhca,oI of this notice to the administrator al his and place of business, Gillette in the county of Iavapai, Arizona Territory. C. W. CURTIS.
 Dated Gillette, A. T, June 9th, lSsl.
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NOIiCe to CredifGls.
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

Notice is hereby gwen that the undersigned hereto fore associates together and doing business s ID the nrm name of Randall Cline, at Prescott in th, Couhty of Iasapai in the Territory of Arizona have hl. day dissolved by mutual consent, w. 4. Cline re tring from the firm. CnAs. A Randall il. soiely au- thorzed 10 collect and receive any all debts due to firm. ~
 CHAS. A. RANDALL,
 W. A. CLINE.
 Prescott, May 2G,n, 1881. cv
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Notice t0 Creditors.

Estate of JOHN KETTLE, Deceased Notice is hereby hy :h- lu5ers red. A9rufuiE- trator of the estate of John k-yp4e. eassd to The creditors Of, and all persons having claims against t said deceased tO exhibit them, with the necesea-v vouchers, within SIX months ater the Irst Lubcao1 Of this notice to the said Edmiist ace bI 1esl, at the Tptop mine, in sad county ol Ytyapz territory of Arizona.
 W. A. ROWE
 Administrator Dated May 18th, lsel Prescott Arizona
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Notice to Creditors.

Estste of THOMAS RALToS, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the igned airins- trsor of the above named estate 10 the creditors Of shd all persons having claims against the deceased iO exhibit the same, with the necessary yODcher within i've months from the first publication of this uOtice the undersigned at ais ofce. in the town of Mineral Park, Mohsve County, A. T.
 JOHN K. MACKENZIE.
 Administrator. Mineral Park, A. T., May Slst, lssl. i3fw
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Hit Cs Again

The eNchange i'.!cr for AIIletons re'4i.ors wlll Toe 10. I5. sD. - anI lO cents
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Iaow Docs r Look ?

Th- I~.."usr- ..--.,l-s "; .rc from the >l- ,tr E,.it ~.s- u,a,,c rn the 7th inst hy Blake A C.
 So. U-.... -.---..- i>i = N "..t.. ...--. ..-.-.--- 9il ~ N., .r.rr S4S No f.-t .tN~'o II
 Na,af.i -.aJ- th- sl,,e as challenge { any .,,h,r ...uuts rn tle Territory.
 C,rAhue I- ~.. a.t,r- hls dI1 l,rcs ,r.uy ,o -e' 'e.,k log -a-n strength snd ,rIU.-,lu,-- u,e thc place hc s' vll'fu,ly and uau,anly ahjica',d a ic" weeks s'nce. May he s.uA ru h.~ ,a'r,, should be the wish ,., even ,sc, Republican, N aot"orat rui,, 5, a-IsI ,. America. The supple .-lui,l..u fra .-,s -.ysr--... ..-'.' .> all 'l'a' ~li,rL '.e desired.
 NJ N--s..l T.u.. E. 'r --N sGc-r'a- |. r..4 ..- ll- 2nc-
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LEGAL.
Summons

In the Justice Court Central Verde Precinct Count,
 of Yayapzi, Territory of ArizoDa. HENRY HEIZ, Plaintiff
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Suffln ns Ous.

h fhe District Court of the ThIrl Judicial District of Territory of Arizona in and for the COguy of IsIapE.
 II .-..-LI N-C aKrI- I,aIntir
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Teams Wanted '

PRICE. KING & Go. Railroad Contract ors, Flag ettf. want freIghters Immediately ArEy supplies from Prescott io their camp, and N pay
 IUO CpHtS Per i'OURd /
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HOUSE PAINTING and PAPER HANGING

Having s.H' ESst for material. I wil be pr,pared 10 tase ntrac,s for house painting. prices the urp's. JACR-OF.ALL TRADES.
 Prescott. May T. 1881.
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Debtors take Notice.

Al persons kno~iug thrruseyes indebted to the un- deTslued wi I.ssss foTsard and settle. ather- vi-e tbsIr Aorouuts viE ,e Tsc, the hsnds of my attorrIcy> fnysl lI l.. V. EODENBCRG.
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NOTICE.

IhfSstLIr hAg IT, AFrA. have sold my ics hou-f and entire stock of icc 70 F. 4. KOgerE. ! Vi0 collect all accounts uV date and am responsible for all debts and liabilities. myI2Im DAVID MsNURIY.
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fer the .rTly to L. BAsHroRD co, Prescott;
 IkICE. KING < co. Prescott, Iguc 8. lssI tf
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TIILJUF Book A. ISTEo- WHOLE Rs-
 CHANGE DUCTO'F sALE TAIL
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SU nam Ou-.

In the Justices CJur-, Frescoi Precinct County of Ysvap.i, Territory of Arizona.
 II. W. FLEURY, J. r,
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Th, J..."u5t- ..--,y-s v; "lc iram The >l- ,tt E.ir ~.,.. us,,, rn jhe 1th inst hy Blake
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anN .,h.- -.ant. -n ,le T.rrLt.I1.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-02
Dalraiialt 6azette,

cloud of dust: when II had cleared away they
found The face of nature changed. The houses
os Goldau were literally crushed beneath the
weight of superintendent masses. Lower
was overwhelmed by torrent OF mud. Such
a mass Of earth and stones rushed al once into
the Lake of Lowerz, although five miles dis-
tant, that one end of it was filed up and
prodigious wave passing completely over the
island Of Schwanau, 20 feet above the usual
level of the water, overwhelmed the opposite
shore, and as it returned swept away into the
lake many houses with their Inhabitants.
The village of Seewen, situated at the further
end, was inundated and some houses washed
away, and the flood carried live fish into the
village Of Steiner. The chapel Of Often, built
of wood, was found half league from the
place it had previously occupied, and many
large blocks Of stone completely changed
their position. The inhabitants thus destroyed
in the midst Of security are said to have been
remarkable for their physique. The new
church Of Goldau contains two tablets OF black
marble, inscribed with the names Of some
Of the sufferers, and with particulars OF the
sad event, which is still remembered with
horror in those remote valleys, aud will now
be paraleed by similar disaster as appall-
ing in its character, although not equally de-
structive to human life.
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and On REASONABLY
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NO. Az EmImA sire
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-11-02

NIB in oTaeH
NJ ihe matter oft
mnnilcr o. people
Huno'uiu. june
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-05

On returning from Church last Sunday
morning, Mr.. W. J. Manning and family
discovered that during their absence some
one had entered their residence and carried
off a trunk belonging To n young man
| boarding with them The burglar was
tracked to the woods A short distance
from the house the trunk was found broken
open and most of its contents carried oil.
! Mr. Manning, who lives about two miles
| from Marietta, came to town and informed
Sheriff A. T. Coryell of the burglary and
that he suspicioned Charles Harper, a col
ored man, who had been working for Mr.
Reed in that neighborhood, but who WAS
discharged on Saturday night. Learning
that Harper had went in the direction of At
lanta, Sheriff Coryell and Mr., Manning
went down ON the train to the Chattahoo
chez river on Monday morning. There
they learned that Harper had staid all night
and was then on his way to Atlanta. They
followed the negro atoct. On entering At
lanta, Mr., Manning went one street and
Sheriff Coryell took the Railroad track
Near the Rolling Mill, Sheriff Coryell
espied Harper, with bundle under his
arm. He was commanded to halt, but re-
fused and broke in rapid run. A lively
chase ensued. Sheriff Coryell fired four
shots at the fleeing fugitive. Harper fell,
but got up and confronted Sheriff Coryell
with a drawn knife in his left hand and
two closed knives in his right hand. Sher-
if Coryell brought his pistol to bear upon
him, and ordered him to drop his knife,
which he promptly obeyed, and he was
taken into custody. Some of the stolen
goods were found in Harper's possession.
He was brought to Marietta Monday even
ing and lodged in Jail, where he will remain
until interviewed by Judge Brown in No
vember.
We notice the Atlanta Constitution has
an article claiming that Policeman Sheridan
assisted in The arrest of Harper. A mistake
altogether, Messrs. Coryell and Manning
had captured Harper and were going into
the city, when Policeman Sheridan, attract
ed by the crowd following, came up and
volunteered to help carry the prisoner to
the station house, as Messrs. Colyell and
Manning were very much fatigued by their
walk from the river. Sheriff Coryell is due
the credit for he is a vigilant and courag-
eous officer and the Constitution should
render unto Caesar the things that are
Caesar
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-05
GOOD WINE NEEDS NO BUSH.

Good and really valuable things by and
by advertise themselves, but it is only Jus.
tice in this age to let the public know where
they can find the best of everything at
prices that defy competition Have Just
received big line of Coffee, would call your
attention to grade of coffee that will sell
you at pounds to the dollars. We have
the best old government Java Sugars,
q1ite selection. cut loaf pulverized, gran
ulated and clean brown Sugars have the
best Magnolia Hams, Breakfast Bacon,
Bulk Meats Cheese, Maccaroni. Lewis
best Snow Flake crackers, acknowledged
the best, fresh from the factory. All the
best brands of Flour, Patent Process and
Choice. A fine lot of Sweet Potatoes der
sweet,) both for seed and eating. Apples
golden russell. Oranges and Lemons,
Raisins, best London layer Currants, Jei-
lies, Pickles, Sauces, Prepared Mustard,
fresh Tennessee Butter, good Crockery
bought to sell, not to keep, come and see it.
nice sett of best granite teas for 10 cents,
best imported French China teas 81 40 a
sett. All of DR.. Prices perfumes and fla
voring extracts, Cream baking Powders sc.
The best pocket cutlery knife from Scots.
up to $500, a well assorted stock of tobacco
and cigars, car load of Timothy hay, corn,
oats, &c Best stick and fancy candies or
to make long story short we have every
thing usually found in a first class store,
from mint drop to side of bacon, and
guarantee as to prices and quality, we en-
deavor by fair dealing to make each custO-
mer permanent one.
Respectfully,
d. F. MCCIATCHY
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-05
PICNIC snAsoN.

We have Just received loi Of nice vii.
low baskets, both open aud covered and
lunch baskets just the thing for the Picnic
season, and are prepared 10 Oh them with
all sorts of nice things. Picnic Pickles the
incest thing In market Cmcknells or Egg
crackers Ginger Snaps, Decorated gnrnhill
crackers, Lemon era 'Rers. snow Flakes,
Corned beet sardines, Salmon, LohsierS.
Pine Apples Cherries Desert Fruits.
Plums, Peaches. Grated Pine Apples.
strawberries, Raspherres. &c. Evapomted
Apples for pies, Deyiled liam. Tomatoes.
Cheese, nc. Choice Magnolia and o X.
Hams. Oranges and Lemons Fancy can.
dies, Sugar, Coffee. Rice Griis. water
ground Meal aud Grits. Flour and Bran
Choice New Orleans syrup, Corn syrup.
Prime New Orleans Syrup, at figures that
are low. We keep for our own trade a Sc
lecied stock of shoes, "A good solid stock wo-
man shoes for one dollar Crockery aud
Glassware Sets. Butter dishes. syrup stands.
Salt cellars Pickle dishes. g.. The best
assortment OF Crockery in town. most OF 1t
bought at special sale aud at figures that
could not be duplicated elsewhere 4 full
line of Pocket and TNbie cutlery Table and
Tea spoons. Ploughs, Hoes, Spades, Halnes,
Horse collars. Back bands, Hamcs strings.
Headed and finishing Nails, Plough lines,
Well rope, Well buckets, Water buckets.
Brooms, Switch brushes. Backing brushes,
Curry combs and Horse brushes. or
roasted Collees- are popular. especially
Thurber's best Java and No 80 Rio Don I
fail TO give Us a call and prepare for the
coming IsEnic season
Respectfully,
T. L. lIuNr & Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-05
TOWN TALK.

...0des to spring will now be in order
"A party of young men all strong and
active have formed Hook and Ladder
Company and presented THEN petition to
the council at its last meeting and were ia.
vorably received and acted upon. that body
having appointed committee to exchange
or sell the hand engine and procure truck.
Having new steamer this company will
be double safeguard in case of fire AS all
are familiar with the success and etiectual
working Of the hook and ladder system.
Property should now go up and insurance
so down
Mrs. w. n. Moore, of Atlanta, is visit.
ing Mrs 7, II. Cheek,
Mr. s +. Howell is 10 the city.
IA picnic last Tuesdry to the Paper Mil
in wagons was heartily enjoyed by a crowd
of young folks
The streets that were placed in such
terrible condition 10y hard winter and heavy
rains are being put in thorough repair,
with a number of new bridges
Mr., A. A. Fletcher is receiving large
amount of lumber for the erection of his
commodious warehouse, which he will he
gin very soon. ONCE A WEEK.