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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-01

Augusta Erening Nes0s 'On
Friday night last. some scamps
broke into the Air Line depot at Blu
ford, pressed upon the safe with a
GRO bar aud robbed it Of about $500
belonging 70 the company, $500 and
! gold watch belong ng to the agent,
NJ. Smith As yet their is no clue
10 the robbers. On the same night
some dare devils broke into the de
Dot at Bolton and with au axe and
s!edge hammer they cut out a hole
in The top Of the safe, and while re
moving the filing they became
alarmed and Gu; dirt without getting
ioto the safe. Many persons heard
the bsnmeriog, aod saw the light
10 the depot, but thought it was the
agent at his usual work.
Lauier Hughes, colored man 10
Pulaski county, lost bis life by
cotton gin last week. His arm was
caught ID the sa~s and so terribly
!aceratsd, that from amputation and
ioss Of blood he died.
Last Wednesday a negro named
Alexander Worfell employed as a
train hand by the Georgia railroad,
while coupling cars at Harlem, was
caoght between the bumpers aud IA
tally irjared Internally. lie was
carried 70 Augusta and died Thurs
day.
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STILL AHEAD

In proof of the above assertion YOU are
most respectfully invited to d. Il. Nc.
CATCHY store and there see for yOurseifthe
biggest and most select stock OF Groceries
and COntectiOneries ever brought to this
market. We can't begin to enumerate as
every department is chock full. Our stock
of Holiday goods is selected with view to
pleasing all. China and Maiol!ca ware. Va
ses Cups and Saucers, Mugs, etc presents
for Gentlemen and presents for Ladies', for
the little folks and ALL and at reasonably
low prices Sugars Syrups, Coffee, Tea,
Crackers, Cheese, (the best cream Crack
ers (all kinds), Canned goods in great va.
rety pure Spices, all the best flavorng ex
tracts, Baking Powders, Fresh Tennessee
Pork Sausage constantly on hand, (and from
the immense and ready sales it meets with,
we consider it deservedly popula). Jack
Bread kept fresh for the benefit of my Gus.
temers The best Northern Apples, fresh
Lemons and Oranges, Sweet and Irish Pota
toes all the best brands of Tobacco and Ci-
gars, Cigarctts, etc. Cabbage Onions, the
incest Dried Fruits, Gilt edge Butter, Gran
berries, Prunes, Corn and Oats; the best
Toilet and Laundry Soaps, Bacon. Lard,
Rice Meal and Flour, in fact, we are lust
headquarters for everything to eat for man
and best, and if you don't have plenty of
that that is good It's your own fault-we
have it in quantity quality, and can knock
the bottom out on prices. We watch the
markets and give our customers the benefit
of our long eXperience-it requires the
strictest attention to business to keep pace
with the times, which we shall ever try to
do, and hope by fair dealing to make each
customer permanent one, as a well pleased
customer is the best advertisement business
can have. Send your orders TO
d. +. MCCLATCHY's Store
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MT. ZION.

...MARRIED-On the evening of the 93d
Mr. A J. Cheney, by Rev W. I, Cheney,
Mr. Coleman Camp to Miss Maud Cheney.
The happy couple left the sane evening fol
Atlanta on n visit to relative of the groom.
After doing up the city, the Exposition,
&c. they returned Saturday last, and left
for Powder Springs their future home.
They have our best wises for their future
happiness and prosperity.
The young men of this neighborhood
some nine months ago organized debating
society under the name of the Ciceronian,
Jr From the very beginning great inter
est was manifested in it which continues
undated to the present time. Great I'M
provcment in oratory, general information
and address are perceptiblG in those who
have been regular attendants. The young
men choose practical subjects for discussion
i'm preference to those of II historical or lit
erary character The advantage of this IS
that they are brought in contact with sub
iects with which they will have to deal in
after life. They purpose at an early date to
have Il public debate at the Court House in
Marietta on the subject, Would the aboli-
ton of the tariff for protection prove bene-
fetal TO the United Staiesg'
Miss Susie Jones charming young
lady from Burke county, is visiting At DIR.
Heidt's.
=. Misses Matte and Linnie Pierce, who
have been visiting at Mrs, kolb's, left Sat
urav last with Mrs Lou Kolb for 4 short
short visit to Atlanta.
49, The Ciceronians contemplate building
a handsome hall.
The people Of this neighborhood are
speaking of building an academy on the
site of Mt. Zion church. The old building
has been sold to Mr.. Cheney
Several of our young men have gone
to Camden county. They are quite ener-
getc and we wish them much success.
JASON
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POETS CORNER.

The billy goat 5 pretty bird
And loves to dine on shirts,
But for midday luncheon he
Prefers to eat hoop skirts,
Old oyster cans and rubber shoes
: Appease his appetite
While barrel hoops and corset stays
Fill him with great delight
This kind of dict may suit Sir William
Goat, and fill him with delight The PEG
Pile. however, want the best Groceries to ht
had for the least money, and they know eN
actly where 10 find them. YOU have neV.
er been there, A. Y Lcakc Il Co., better
known as the Poets Store is the place.
They keep all kinds of Groceries, don I deal
in anything else but Groceries, Crockery
and Glassware, and know precisely what IL
buy, and. they think, ,ehta ~ buy at any
rate they sell as cheap if not cheaper than
amy house in the city, Cali and see. Bear
it mind that they do not sell Qf they know
10 cheap trashy goods, but ON the contrary
make il rule 90 buy the best and purest TO
he had All Goods guamnteedas represent
ed Next week they expect their third
stock Of Goods this season from New York,
and in it will he large lot of delicacies.
that have never before been offered in this
market Goods ofall kinds, have fallen in
price, they have marked their goods AMI
sell accordingly. Go and see them.
A. Y LEAKE u Co
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SALT! SALT

Just received one car load old Hoston,
Va, Salt acknowledged by all to be the
drycst and best Salt ever sold in this mar
ket have also received another large in
voice of Pocket Knives of all grades from
the cheapest to the sest made. Call and see
foryourselves. Always buying in large guam
lies enables me to offer Goods in my line at
/ small advance above wholesale prices.
During the coming season | expect to keep
unlimited quantities of Corn, Meal, Oats,
Flour, Lard Meats, Mackerel, Sugars, COT
fees, Syrups, and in fact any and every
thing to eat either for man or beast My
present stock of Hardware Crockeryware
Saddles, Brides, C., will be sold at the
very lowest figures that can be offered any
where Ii you are in want of any kind of
Iron, can supply you. Trace Chains and
Breast Chains Wagon Boxes, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, in great variety | will
also keep good line of Canned Goods
such as Tomatoes, Corn, Oysters, Sardnes,
Corncd Beef Pickles, &c Also the best
line of Tobaccos, both Chewing and Smok-
ing, to be found in the city. VIII also keep
Il good line OF Bedsteads, Chairs, &c
shoes and Boots. Everything warranted
10 give satisfaction, or no trade. Remem-
! eImy motto Good goods, honest weights,
and square dealing. | will always
fiyeyOu the highest market price for But
Grand Eggs. BE sure and give me call
pefore purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget
the place West side Public Square.
Respectfully,
J. H. BOSTON
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The Sun for 1882.

Next year the San will make il fifteenth
annual revolution und.r the present manage
menf. shining. AZ always, for all, big aud little
mean and gracious coniented aud unhappy,
Republican and Democratic, Deprived and VIZ
tuoua intelligent aud Obture. The Sun iighi
r or mankind aud womankind OF every aou
bur ils genial warmth il Tor the good. while %
pours hot discomfort on the blisiering backs ol
the persisenlly wicked.
TIE Sun Of 1865 WAS newspaper OF new
kind II discarded many Of the forms aud u
multitude OF the superiluous words and pina.
! s.- Of ancient journalism. II undertook Ia le.
poIt IN f., S succinct unconventional way
! an the news of the world, ontling no event Of
| human interest and commenting upon Affairs
| with the i.arle-sness Of absolute Independence.
! The success Of This experiment was The suecrrs
| Of the Sun II effected "A permanent chang" 100
| the STYLE Of American newspapers Every IN.
| prrtani Journal established in uis country Ia
! lh, DOZEN yraIs pact has been modelled aft -
the sun. Every important journal already *
irtiup bas heru modified and bcltsred by the
force 81 the Suns example.
The Sun Of l-~2 will be- the same outspot"u
truth telling, and interesting newspaper
BY a liberal uae Of the means which au album
dam prosperity affords we -hal make h bet
ter Than ever before. We shall print All lh'
news, puttlfg il into readable shape, aud meas
nrng MS importance. nor py 'nr 'iA'''lo''"
yardslick, bui lls leal interest 10 we P'p.'
Distance i1rm lr'nhut mouse N'''' y N"' ~"
GTzi consideration with the sun Nheneve
anything happens worm reporting we s'' u"
particulars. whether IL happens be- Brooklyn o
IN Bokhara.
h ponucs we have decided opinions "n'
We are accustomed 10 cypress '"r'h ~ mug N't
that can be- understood We -ay "hai "'
think about men and rvrni- Nat hA'N '1 Toe
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WANTED!

Everybody to know that T. i. Hunt &
Co, have Just received con. plete stock Of
Fresh Canned goods and Groceries for the
coming holiday trade and at such prices
that enable them 10 defy competition All
of the standard grades Of Sugars and COtfees.
The best teas, black green and miXed-have
YOU tried The Heno Tea? Roasted Coflees,
Arbuckccs, Ariosa and Thurbers 81 Roas
ted Java in bulk aud in one pound packages;
choice Mincc Meat ut 1913 cents a pound /;
Ounce Preserves, Apple Jelly Evaporated
Apples and Canned Fruit OF all kinds Can
ned Vegetables, Boston Baked Beans, etc +;
choice Navy Beans. Irish Potatoes, Onions,
etc Thurbers deep sea Mackerel in five
pound tins the finest fish ever brought to
this town; Fine French Candies. plain
Candies, Fancy Crackers, Snow Flakes,
Pearl Oyster and Soda Crackers as com-
plete an assortment Of Crockery and Glass
ware as can be found in town, Table cutlery,
pocket knives of ell sorts and qualities, from
the boys one blade to gentleman s pen
knile-sOme of the best makes Of strong
knives for farmers and Transfers. Don't
forget that we can not enumerate all the ar
ticlcs we keep from the fact that the space
allowed us for our advertisement will not
contain the tenth part of them, but remem
Der that we keep everything called for in
first class grocery store. We would again
call your attention to the fact that you can
buy your horse collars, names, trace chains,
back bands, ploughs and other hardware
that we wish to close out at cost. On Fri
days and Saturdays we will have fresh
fish and oysters Tennessee tink Sausage
always on hand.
Respectfully,
r. l. UITNT e. Co
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Marietta Market.
corrected Weekly by our Merchants. !

4 y
COTTON ~ to lis cents per pound
! CORN - 81 90 per bushel
HAY Si35 to Sl.60
| BRAN sl.90
0ATS75 ce---uiS.
WHEAT-Sl.9 - To 81 20 per bushel
.ALONR--SS 90 s900t" per barrel.
MEAI.-Sl.i0 per busLei.
BULKMEAI-at log cents per pound
LARD-li 10 l@c per pound.
SUGARS Crushed aud Powdered. l., cents
Graduated l2t cts Extra G. ll8 Brown Ia cts
SALT-Liyerpool Salt 81 10 per Sack. Vir
ginia Salt sl,95 Sack.
COFFEE Java Coffee 33f cents per pound
Rio Coffee i2lto Il cents.
SYRtlP-New O,leaus - cents pen
gallon Florida TO 20 10 Drips 90 to Is.
Georgia Cane Go 10 20 cents
PEAS 400 per bushel
RlCE-9 to 10 cents per pound.
COUNTRY PRODUCE -Buying prices
from Wagons --EgIs H. 10 % cents, Chickens
II to % cents. Butter 20 "A - cents
FACTORY GOOpS-5s shirtiug 8 IA
sheeiing 2 cents Factory yarn 81 90 to 81 u
Buuch Prints to-? Bleach al irtings & to
II; Jeans Is 50; Concord jeaus 80,
LINES bushel barrel 80 cts, to 81 %.
NAILS-Per key, Tod $40 Sd, $500;
cd. 81 % I'd, "a 80
IRON-Tme ! by inch Acts, smaller sizes
&c advance. Rod Gets. Axes $40 to Sll.
Ames Sh,vels Sl2 Rowands SIP Grind
stones Bets Solid cast steel K. K Is Cast steel
i5cts, springs BE axles l0all sad iron DC 4,
horse shoe nails 90 to 70 / Is llames 80.
HARDWARE llollowware 3 To & cents
Betting - per cent oil list. Manila rope Toe.
Cotton 95c; Juie rope Toe, Cotton cards $3.50
per dozen Axle grease Sl.l0 per dozen.
Picks per doz $40 Mattocks ST..
LEA rHER-Calf skins, Domestic $40 to
Si5 per dozeu French "a to Sb6 Harness
leather b I0cls per pound sole leather, hem
lock, - oak a. to so split A0c; kips, ooun
try 60 to 70 per pound, Pegs bets per piut
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Christmas Goods in Endless Profusion

Christmas Goods in Endless Protusion.
A look through the elegant establishment
of d. F. McClatchy will convince you that
Santa Claus has made his store headquar-
ters for all the nice Christmas goods tor this
place Never before has such II variety OF
articles been displayed for the holiday trade
Innumerabe toys for children, handsome
dolls for girls, beautiful toilet sets, vases,
cups and saucers, lamps pertumery, etc,
etc, for presents to young ladies', and suit
able articles for old and young men. Be-
sides these, he has the largest stock of con
fectioneries, canned goods, and the more
desirable substantials than any house in the
city. Now is the time to buy these goods
before they are all picked over, Get the
choicest by immediate inspection and pur
chase. 1t is Il rich treat to visit this store
and view the many nice things so tempt,
ingly displayed. Their his prices are 50
very low that all can buy. D. F. Nc
CATCHY has succeeded in spite of obstacles
And now that he is backed by ready cash,
coupled with good judgment and energy
can give bargains that astonish customers
and competitors If gentlemanly princi
pies, courtesy and excellent management
are forth anything lie will continue to
succeed. If-you want to get good supply
Of Christmas elegances and delicacies, go
to McClatchy and you IAN be pleased and
accommodated.
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Still in the Lead.
IN THE CITY AND AT THE EXPOSITION.

IN THE CITY AND AT THE EXPOSITION.
A. o. NJ Gay & Co, the Clothicrs of At
lanta, having excelled everything in the
city in style and price, have made display
of their goods at the Exposition not TO be
exceled by anything in the clothing line
Their display is in The art and industrial
building and just opposite Tufts soda
fountain exhibit The arrangement Of ihe
goods shows to advantage the good taste Of
the firm and the splendid goods they sell
After looking at their goods. 90 to 81 Peach
tree street and they will duplicate anything
you saw, and at prices considerably less than
they can be bought in this market. Don t
forget this.-Sauday Gaztttee.
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THOUSANDS USE IT, WHY HESITATE ?

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none is entitled to higher consideration than
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Before its magic power all Irregularities OF he
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PREPARED by Dr. J. Bradfeld, Atlanta Ga ,
piice 81 80 per bottle Sold by all Drugs ISIS
Townsville GA. June %. 1877.
/ have been >. ling Bradheld's Female Reg
ulator for v+ais, and il still continues popular
an -videnc- Of its being all claimed tor IL
- rscsil Instances in which it afforded relief
amer al the usual remedies had failed.
S. j. CAssKLs, Druggist.
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By virtue OF an order OF the Coatf ol ordt-
nary 81 Cohb Cuuuy sll boz rp'l hriofr tle
caull HOUSE do"i 100 Marietta duaua ias lttsf
hours Of sale ou ihr hest Tuesday iH n~gfu,
Der next the following zeal Nstai- fo vif
Lols Of land Noe Be- l.gs. apf ig'-. a.so
a one third undivided Interest Doe Ipfs Soc t.1.
1855 and l3~.'. nud 2u arir. Of Ten aN n ilH
~ nsi aul = --eipn OF Cebh Ga4nty aaa
sold ~ the property of IS iirnWu a.csass.i.
Ter the ben, m 90 ihr heii- 81 tad detnrlesi
Terms ca sh thir Nos d. lest
~. %. &ONTGOMERN. Admir-
d.. haa.e. nuu
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Feeble Ladies.

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Nv the use Of that marvellous remedy, Hop
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your system are relieved at once, while the
special cause of periodical pain is perma-
nentIy removed. VIII you heed this ,
CfnctHnQG .SdfuTday Night.
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BY vhie- 1T an astes 70. 'ii- cru'i .forliaary
Of Cohh county. viii h. -oli i.~i..fv iiis ceufi
house door ir ~aii epuu'y. dHf.n4. iilr .sfsi
hours Of sale GOA ih- hsst Tuesday Is ltscrm.tef
npst the frg -ionaft fatsre.i ~ ~ 81 land NJ
10 ia the l2ih Di-uici OF ilall e8aaiy. .a'd iei
containing iun luud "a aul hay arfr- a.sss 81
less. aud Co &C. soda thr property Of W 4
Bell late ~ C.hh county d,eea.sh Tsfms
cash 1his New 2d l--l
MARGARET BELL. Aduirx
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For safe Cheap.

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE. uNIY .
square. irous th~ depot. Mao l'aIldlus cea
iaias H. fouas. errer4. uHibAI lHFs, Size e
lot Il a-res. Ornamental Flower yard 4
good vegetable ..ar.i-u i Boz hoasr j. ssl
bulls. . story frame with ness foaf a very dee
sifahle place Ealuifr at the Odies
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Property For Sale.

Persons having Farms Mills, or Houses
for sale or Rent, would do well 10 consul
us. We will Advertise the same in th'
MARIETTA JOURNAL and will charge moth
ing for the Advertisement unless We max,
Sale we charging only reasonable com
mission Call and secus, AT the JOURNAL
Office.
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For sale az Auction

In front of the Court House, on next
Tuesday, 9th inst, eight Of the Atkinson
Patent Coffee Roasters-any one contempla-
ting buying, we would refer them to W, l..
Barnes or W. H. Goodwin There is an
actual saving in useing the above roasters.
GEO. N. MANNING.
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rArLpING snERIErs 80.

Win oo sold bri1f. d. cauf house door. ia
the town OF Dallas. rauldiag County. "a uu
the Iii Tuesday u n-crnh-r n~Ri during fbe
legal hours o, sale iHe following property e.
vii, Lois ui land Au Hi aud ga. in ih. BET
district aud 8 src.ipu Of ranliina Gu4Hly Ca
Levied on az ihe il peity 90 jaha Fn|isr ta
Stately aiA is-uei from pauidae sals1iaf
Court ia favor of Al J Jsck.un -. iuhu faI-
len Prop lty pointed aut hy panin. ALTER
aey and tenant 'u possession uuuh-l. Uet
| 29lh Isl,
NATHAN COOPER. D.pu.y Sheriff.
| Also ~ thr Sam. iin,e aud plsrv Hs- tisa..
and five hundred pounds 90 Srea Cotton aol~
/ or less tNa hundred hH-hrll- oi eofs nalr uf
ez,. one two horse wagon sui tso malss aar
OF them a mouse cnilefed m~ii1m s.rr uafa
mule, 9 ~ io ye4i. 4 H. toe other d hay horse
mule ten 90 twelve wears DID, uue black lHss
aud cait six hIadt.d bundles IN fodder u.aFn
or less one SOW aua pa- ADD tus rhuais
Leyird ou 10 satisfy lissit-.~ warrant hf
rent for s5ii 7' pf.aoIpir 81 dshi aai ni.fssi
on , - Vu from fiIr irsl ui Naytmher l-7
and interest Goa $3.50 uU ifum ihe l-t 40 Nntpaa
Der l-5s, and interest ou SIZE lU ifom fls Or
OF November --o and ssFrniy five esufs rt-
Tor this WARRANT. --nai hy " & ) lee. IS e.
aud px oHlaio ) T., mvar of 5 !. Sif.e..aa4
W g II Austin. LEVIED au as lhr property 81
said defendant % satisfy said distress waffAut
lor rent. Aau.r given Go defendant isss
Oct 2hth l--i
"a q MATTHEW'S. sheriff
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Have ior -a', a ,slaabl. isrm oi go sores.
TO ar.4. cleared Do lance ln timber, sa.t
framed lya-- ai ia4r ruaua. ieHant halras,
and ouibuiniltts a u~w r.p huese aut g.n.
Orchard 81 bur fui's 81, tm s sii8airt u
t,,n miles oi size u.N Etioai. tea m'es 81
Duuglssgll- a.I --ven mIss Of Powder
Spriug- Nsar reh.- aud eelIoa.e WEI
l,r .od ebraa ...t. au favorable fHru. hppty
4, ih- Ohio. pf d. Joins ~ SsNs.I hya.f-
Vile. Coils. H.IH.t. Ha
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MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES
or ALL KINDS. BETTING. HOSE
and PACKING. OILS, PUMPS All
KINDS, IRON PIPE. FITTINGS.
BRASS GOODS. STEAM GAUGES,
ENGINE GOVERNORS, Sc. Send Tor
Price-lsi. W. n. DILLINGHAM; 4 co.
AZ Main Street, LOUISVILLE, kT.
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Respectfully,
T. j.. HUNT e. Co.


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