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, 1881-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS,

t}uH LAKE TltAnH
Cleveland if,lrflIe IffcUrt. Sat this tttuo ttere
mr., Gron fr,v t m stta,n artl sailing rft m,
~. ."' ~, 80 .,, ,'',' .,... .,...'s ',.,..
tuc atucAs ~ tnu eu'o.a' 'aA' F"sta. M " "me"
thnRu run @'o" tut'a "te"o.' to''oo" 'ons: a"o
!thhao to4htefctal tnl'!As tuAt tao my u slhlll
Voascla fur lako service ID Kntl0 1y, aal thlt tn
tho mar futurp flGy will 10 fnatlu tn tyg plHcp
tt, ,cets NJ uownrfu, tron xt,,n,r
a.,, .''s .S''... C',.. ..,'... a., .,..''t'.
salls n1.a oateos' oIf contemporary IN up'lu1-
ltsa right for 1t ts ny by leut'a III larger rsss-
spls tl,ut tho ukH lrIEp rA successfully COLI.
,,n,,, ,yIth tho ,utIrn.Is nm ,vhiln thc anu,
!uso w" ~ ~, ~. ,,..|s Nv ee'
!nesehol tho "aAcs thaS uhu WIN ua1ot1ess ~
greatly Increased by tho hu1l@tn1 OF yussc's With
,l,,rs,ion as t., whuthor this coumercu viii re-.
,.,",,' ,'.,snr ,a'rr,, ,.,,,, ~, ~. ,sha., ,t,s.,
'i'a''. unuu' At"t.sa" ount'o!. " " M"o'"os' "he
otlr fure!xn onrEytuK tradu, It will rnss into
tue lAtitls Ut 0thora. 4 glance ut tho regent
rct,rt .,f tIoratlt, Aey,ntuir ,Ir Htuto EnuI,rrr
or Nn,y ynrl.. s,ss lint ..,,hnnt nv, r,nr,i,nrv
W W." AoF"' au""s 'n~t "'s"o"t eA'H'oFaIIafy
c"Fe ~, uoe 'nst Wv 4a|tcr osohs "a tut nu I'LL.
ttFouabiay. t1o po'ats out tnAt 1no canals hisu
railruat's Ut New York nre n!ikn endangered l'y
thu watnr. rt.uto through tho YMlluy Ut thu 1t.
tlusp, lo snys. urltlsh Bnlps Of ,luiu :.Nu tnnJ
burden WILL e ut tho docks OF Chicago aliti utl.or
luke ports unloading lhu!r McrchaRtl4u Or r4-
uuiyIlx their cRrgIeH VI Krslln, pruratulls Nilll
uther Western ,producls. sIr. hoymunr s.,ttnIs
, 1881-10-07

Capt latnvs l,mltor, Of tho tug tngha,u, was
vost.rduv fined slol by J,,st1co sum,ilerJlcd fur
RUNNING lntoAo"ns s'foe. otlusu ,,,, "nuay "ss.'
Inv While lowing tue sehoonor Wlllam !. rros-
,,,,,,,sn,a, n r,,r r,,,n.,*r f,n,t To,tnus case
~ peenn"r a,ia e1cepllohh1 o''u. 10 , nat s's.
being opcNcd, when u gontlc.nAil With n horse
md huuuy. wfo was cu,Jpht on tho bridge, nt-
tempted to 2ot OF willis Il was nelns turlo, tho
rcstlt being that tne horso plllhsea oH
tho bridge with tho buggy Into tho river
:,,,,nrt,n1l ,ror, -, .,,o.v t,,a, H., iIhhoo, a.
n""'e'nc1! "oo' =" eno" ,"at ,nu I.oo.'ua y.
tla.nugu: that Capt. Dalton Was ono Of tho mast
careful Of tuenlell; TINT his gene ral rcprtHtion
nan ,n.ln was Eooa; ,hat ho wns uot 4. s,uurrol.
en'us VI a'"uuos" t''. n!.a 'ns't ~ oet'u!''
1u'ec. ~. Willy .""s ~ ~. ~.
...ssI sna m, ,,,r mn, sr,,n ~, I'M liar. o,I
viz tto' "I. M "''' etsI ~ ~ tm ""u.
4s 1s t" a,, aa -. y,s "p r. -. M x,so ;" ,.,ra sr
ss"hs' o"t.t ''."'' r..'. "a ~ ~ -, ,. ~. ~.
~ nro 'Iv I sa @ ~. r1,,. mi ~ ~" ~ ,rr" ~.
sno pt'.Ro 'aa eosou W ri.,s "s'u .no prn1Ho
- -. .i uu.s ,,..,'
@ ."o , nee'uea. .oon ~ hss. t"u o'ssose"uoa .s'
, ~ 1, "'s ~ 80 49, s'.a.ss ..s, ~ , 49,,
,4'. ~ "' w. "o ~. 1'., ..so 49,, ~, %
H'erS cntno n'' 10 tho l'rs'He attaF tho Doll
csasSa f'haI'x Or oe'ore; u. w. kalew was .nAt
willis III tuW Vi the titE, lt tint thu tIit0n III
wus tint i,s,t. Stin,,SnrIirIi tmins,,i tt.'r ~
Sit1 nj t,npt, Dullu I t0r,,ruwt,Itlr tho iursr,
mi f,r =, rTk Ir thn rI,ts,, with ha tnw. fln,1
iAs A;lanA street. hrl.iHetnl1tcr, upct,s, his
Dell tn Wnf, 1AMple to kcup otl no aea!dDnt
pu;,t r iii, ht1rwy IL, 1rivI IN, n. mttnnnt
10 rruss lftrr fle hn iu,d th t.yut,n,i thHI In
wuS u.,i,ir IL, nt,,. , iot hin a,,ti lii inv mss
thtn,Igl.. Wh,lu tho tntng nf cnpt. lmltou IL
, 1881-10-07

~ Wish yau would tell u!a ahout tue way men
Kat Kol Al1 silver out " . tntnu. NY dear
u her hustlullL, tuld 4e peeua vi htY eoat aIil
sut t,uwIl III lhrec Ghafrs fur tue evening.
"Wull, what klAd Ut u lnlns do you Wish to
hour abnul-y"ll Or alyer. quartz or placcr,
acpuaIt ur refined lputlt'
Wull. r.! ot tncm briefly. I want t. know
side u tho ErouEtl, aud WISH tha dirt olr III rho
crcnt. Dr hnw 1t IL.
"Well, lhey don't scrapo oil the under side at
tho 9round exucly. There you are ln error. III
, 1881-10-07

was naIn in stating that tho light was visible 81,
fur, md TINT tho Intention was to sny that j.
cnutd l,o sre1t frp,n tho ttAn land upp0slt. Nh
tho Rruss acknowledgement which Rendered 1t
necessary to rcn,oy0 tho ltHhtahlp fsnm 10 s1an.
Rorots pnlnt for - ln1,g TING. and. as Tar %
avoid sInllHr ncel,rrc,1co should tho 1lghtshtr
ngtttn 10 disabled"
Quick rtSpATCtt.
Cleveland fc4ttftr: "tlow dues tho following
spruk tttr ,t,iIuk ftsl,htcll7 Tho RchnNneF u. c.
Itnrrt+nn LETT Cleveland Mt ics!'ck 'rh!irtlny
evening. gut III lluftMl, 1T, IL ofcinrk Friday
tMken IN ttgM TINS Ut Grnl itl,,i wns ready tn
en Il tu0k Just nineteen hours to 10 thu whole
thlnn."
, 1881-10-07


Special Dtpatt. +. 1he Chicago Tribune.
DUrrAt.o. N. T.. Oct. N.-Coul frel9hts today
wcrc firm ut tho lust quotations. 1'he only cn-
guypnents 1nade wcro tho propeller Rochester
aud schooner SchuylkiIl for cpal 10 Chicago ut
$t.40. Vessels nrc very hnri to get here. aud
there Is iurHc ttcHland for toslnaHc. CAnml
ireIEhss hnve advanced Il cent tn New York,
whcut now ruling Mt ~ cents mud corn ut III
ecnta. Thorc are very ncnry ;N0 itllo callnl-
boats Mt this port. Many Ut them hnvc sent
their horaes Into tho country Tor pasture Till
frclghts improve.
AT CLEVELAND. O.
spsttai Utapatch to The Ehleaqo TRIBUNE.
.. CtEyKLAsp, o., Oct: G-Chnrtcrs-rropcltcr
n. w. pu.vtFs, orc. fi'Atsg TO Cleyelund, S..t5;
achopi,er John Hlstor, oru, Marquette til Cevu.
la1l. $2: schooner Onr SoIl, ore. EstnlMbn to
EhicuKU, private terms; schconrr 4. J. Tlllell.
rnilsold Iron to chtengu, s:.t0 per tnE: sch'mner
tieurKc Sharlll,tn, limestone, Kcey's Island IN
Churlovolx. $lbo per tun, u1ld pig-lsoM back to
Cleveland ut sl.t5 per ton.
At MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Srttfni Dfspateh IN The chttaac S-.1tlrs.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. G.-rho schooner Mn
ranKu was ehnrtercd tuday to curry orc tn Eric
1T $l...0 pgr ton.
, 1881-10-07
LARGE .luIlTGAGsEs,

CoLuMnus. o., Oct. tl-rIu Columbus.
locking Valley Il Tole.lo RAILROAD Colnpa-
NJ, wlItah includes tho Columbus IL 1'o!p.ta,
Columbus Il locking Valloy, aud tIle Uhlo
tay ss to ths Gsntrai ist Trutst cop@y * Sew
YGrk for Sli,,uo,000. 'rhu luAm beurs o pur
cent Interest, mud tlle PRINCIPAL y lMya1lo IN
gu:tl III Ifty yours: The colnMhlls y Clncfl!-
natt NniloaI Company: a. J.: t9tc'I, 1a ptSsi;
Trust Company for S7h0.O00 eacll, TIE tirat
9!ltl seenl,l Interest Ut o per cent IL paynbIe
nlaMnnlly. .lld tlle principal Is payablu In
Eulu iii lV!i.
, 1881-10-07
~ AHHf A@Afh'9bs vs.
Spstt1t Uflp1tch to The Ehledq0 TTthInfs
AROUND THE LAKES.
THE JEySfE LINN,

Special D.siH.tch 10 The Chicago Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wis. OCT, G,-The Iess!u Linn
,v,. s,r,.nvoi t,,t,v md u ,ro. fou,d tint sh,,
.'.,,'s ':,'.s ~. ,,..,,, .,a", r,r"ro,
"ou'u Fc1"'te au o't.ro NJ" hes'' ~" 4ois .u"s'
str,lkes unl about uIlc- third now bGttom ulu nix.
r., u,lnIton IN tl,x aim ,ytI, ,nyn II, In atrtut
orod NH on,l rcral. mi ami rnr,.taund 1icr rr-
pairs will co,,1p to $l5lhU 10 uitl tton tu her
wrrekinx cxpenscs, which ryc S50Gj. Tho Linn
viii 10 r1udy fur business III tltrco wceks.
Au..noyrn n, 1t1e ,,spEuwutrEus.
nn.staI n,.as,.s - r.. tt,..., yx,h,...
N,,.wA;iKEr. Wis t}ut. I-iicDoyis fruti L.,t1-
iuxtou slate flint tho sUhouurr WilIjnsu SturgtlA
nsanre 1letr that place. Ia Gr0xoa III two n,ld Will
be Il total loss. she hls bceu abandoned to the
underwriters. Two MnntstGu tugs haso bcen
pulling upon her Btt!er shu wGnt nshurG. aud Il
coiipl1 uf stcaTl-Wttnps ua hbt suceccd III ro'
oaolng TIC wafer III hef my
N0Lp lUIt $:s-.,000.
Sp.etat D.;,ateh to 7ts Ehieaoo 1ttIIns.
, 1881-10-07

BOsT0N, MUSS., UGt. U.-TlIh AllnuaI lheet"
luz Ut tho NAtionni Association Ut Wool 3fnn"
ufarturers WIS attended by tho representa-.
Tvs woul manufacturers Ut tile Quilted
Suites. The Secretary reud paper NpDrt the
services of Gen. Garfield to tho national wool
Industry, itufus 8. Frost, Ut Uustull, WAS
REFLECTED President.
, 1881-10-07

NCHf Enti1nn, aIli%nftkHD, FHlHflEa.
Hltlr An,xasu... uI,'un Iiat. s!',tlres.
!:s !:; !,'.i!r !s, l'Si'!H :'ss. 'sn';r
!'tcp fAyurltn, Mpn',u,rnu. rn,.,tsteA.
rrnp t.!.y IT frnmnnt. Iln!utl,. autldr!e*.
l st;s"as Ssty ., sS1 't fimys i!sSo,; ,sss sse'
r." r xy;r L Il sfs ia s' 'iatSs ltsy: .':". s"'e'
Er, r MHsSs{, .,S,{{ ssn.isE sfn1'., n"hss. ,t1,,s
viii 4. Ms'.i1ar. ston,nInr,. i,,n.Ser.
sohr s. Alsntn.so; l's.nstSo lnnoer.
SsSr /: u, sisa!.sn.Ss: %is;%%sinse: ; lumber.
ssr r l. + Kts"' .i,x M.n'!ueS ,,, ,Hssf.
ssSt is"s"' S!,.!!s.sa. ashss. !:'
schr sam t:unk. t;'ArIuttH. c'At.
Sr;r i, + n;',,Ito t ,i',.; Matins!to l,i,hcr
arruAt sAtlaHuE.
H,rlr Curonn. stliwKnkec. sanlrrs.
stnr 9l'eutJtnH Matlituw''t: t,,ndrlos.
i.T"' i. sissss;'ss: l;sa!.n iissbos. s"s.rics.
!.rop Favnr!,u. stnnvtiinre. t1wl,ls.
i,i"S iI,5 i!i; f. L s,as,y tsS!sy. .isn'ssss Hass , lx
i'rHns 6: !ialt, Ma*ks:.1n isxnt: :. r., s.,
IfcS SeS:S u SsSs n'a sc sCous t @ pu c,r .ua
l.rop il. il. f'rrene. t,rund Iiavol,. ,un,rlus.
f." Fiji WIFI " i5. rses oa! s1S. s1S:sn aS ss III sor
rp 5"Htf'w'a f. wt'a :ssSspr ss. i.tSs tts 5 bu oats
irp rp i" 9Wsn s1. f;St1nta ;,,.!, ~: t!ss,i: ,i
i'rop sssads: tol'inEw"oa. lau" bushels corn ant
Ssr s; 4 r s.s;! Il; 11ssss pst ';s: ''ss; x
ssr h ;;s T. !nxs; si;.;.s Ahtas', t,s' thi ;n
r eSr Nt'!sS NS!sa. aFsiy sisy.tis. stii'S !tsht '
ssf :s''f 4 I sff Issty iss:*s, ss:s;st iss: s. Tight
t ssHt j! &!elis!s.; : Mn.xss;,a: lIsh;;;, IT,.
sss; ss; tsSs: Ssa'Ss Ms,tf iiavs;, itivs; ,'s' is
s: :s: %S''$!|s ; | a'';SssSs; s:sSs, ,i!s;;' S;',.
ss%s : W.T. ,i%TSs.. $Is''!sss; ; , ,iisi;
ssF ss! s''R:s s:ie'.;5,. *"&,tsSsi ,:stS; !!ss .s
osss+ ss; ;;;S ;; j 5. .$ *;s,;ss :ss :s:
sehr 1. iiarfisan. %iiits lMke, ,iiHGt.
"a: "a: !;sSsis si% SSs;s S'saSfP s!';. H., ss
SsSt 4; ii: I'ISi; ii;nsi'i,; ntS 'isi l!asi ill.,,
sssS,. I;saix, @ ;i i:;,1S!Sn; SE!in; iiS.;s ~,
SsSt sSt { $!Ss!ss S!s!!i .NSss!:$s Ns.!;;s; 1s$ s$t
sssf sSssf :;sSs S:sl,s ~; HS aas Ill., sa'
pa Il i'E.,i1 Hs,sl. l!iSI9G ',;is a,;i l,s
asf ai.s ysszssi,a. iinss liysf: sanar!s.. w ''''
sscIs ssH W, i i.assssr. % SSskcs3n, llsAs.
sssF sssf ss! ss!. s;, fss'iE:! asss 1!siss l'sy
ssf ssf : M ;is'd ssr1pins"; iss:,. ni;;s'' 'i ''ah
He%r Wsass.sa; .:sSaa iiaSsa: l'sh.
:$; s xsSSsi:s $sss @
sstf erH'':fs; I%!s sst,ssfIs $fS sh! 'shs'
s'f sF E Fiji Ii &iisn ja,:', .:ea 'ass s 'sah'
Sehr 4: 4, I:,s!H''I2J, .9, 3, Mst9a'@ns.. @ light.
, 1881-10-07
DANIIcIIS-FItASEIt.

Special Lfsputth to Tie EAteaua Tribune.
I.ArAYE1"rE, Ind. Oct. u.-A[lss Ada
Fraser aud Walter II. Daniels, of this city,
were last evening unlteA IN marriage, the
ceremony being performed by the leey. Alex
ilutrr lsIuekbnrll, OF tic l1aptat Church, Tile
yhllng folks weru tho recipients nf y nnnibet
Ut yulMnIlu gifts from friends nllH retNNyes.
, 1881-10-07
REPENTANT M1DsHIPMEN,

ANNAP0LiH, Oct U.-The thlrtf'class cadet
mldsl,fplnen sent OIL tho Santeu for refusing
to make disclosures ln regard ~ tle hazinv
Ut Sunday night sighed u pledge t0 not
agatn hnze, aud lluyo been returned to tic
Academy,
, 1881-10-07
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CIlAnIEsroS. s. O., Oct 6.-ln the United
States Circuit Court today Judge lioIld, utter
hearing argument, announced that he Won! ID
tomorrow Sign utl order confirming thu sniu
Or the South Carolina Railsoal.
, 1881-10-07
LAD ltlik Ell. LOUIS.

All The roatls lea4lins frolI this city to st.
Lnufa nov rutasse to tnkp freight fur TINT
point, not being ahlo tn lny0 1t transferred
acrs,ss thu rIyar Tram East st. I.nuis. There
Is Il yury serious frolRht blockade ut tho ialter
point. rlla farry.Doats call',ot tAko tho b.lsi.
ilfss hucauso tho transportation llMes on tho
other gitn cnltlt,t rHlIlOvb it trn,l tho lAree,
lle litter s.ro sl0rt of horses, thoir nnlnInis
suffering suyarely froln thu ll.w disease
kn.,wn is "plnk-ays." Thu bridga c.1,s,-
i,aily, whIe'. cnIInot taise Garo Ut one! h!rA Ut
tho lralEht tint comes 70 tliat potlt ls nltch
blamed f0r tiIs stats ut niFairs, II Is clA!let@
that Il coultl l,al,dtu u!l or must 0t thu bus!.
HESS II It .lesrc but Y prefers to lsa all ltA
llIntlyU power for tho transportation 0t
t!lo pi,sseItgrr business, which il. ilu,ls.l-
nlly heavy ut presunt, a!Nl which pays
L much btttar tlaM tho freight business.
Not 0,lly aro thB business Interests Ut 81.
lullLs prnper suffering snyerely frnin this
blockatle. 6,lt tho r..is ceMterIug ut 81. Louis
Mat to al,1t,lcr M can @ oily b. it,le viii, llScll
difficulty a.l1 attur much delay.
, 1881-10-07

You can sayo doctor bills and keep your iutu-
tly always Will Will Hoy uitteEs.
, 1881-10-07
Little Improvement III Grain Freights
to Lower Lake Ports Yes-
-, torday.
Coal Freighis al Buffalo Unsettled, and
the Tendency Favoring Higher
Rates.
q Tug Captain Fined Ono Hun
dred Dollars by Justice
Summerficld.
Our Lake Trndc-A Long.Nee,lcl In.
proFeInent-Colclicster L!ghtsllip
QUICK Dispatch.
nround the Lakes-V essol Oharters-Dook
aud Other Notes-Arrivals aud
Departures.


t,iiA1S.
There was a little lnuulry for curriers', nn'l
shippers wcre offering siGol cent an corn 10 Huff
t}o. vps.rl-ln mon nre patient. very pntIcnt, lc-
lievtns Tint rites must 20 to Il tAy'nH txure
wlthIn twn nr ttrce tlays. Tho crowded stAtc ut
flo elevators md tho Immense quantities IF
grain arriving, slnlly by casnl lnd rail. thay mr.
rne, must innEc II .!pmand fur BARRIERS. THO
rate to CullltRwuoA r. ia cpHts III cortl, clhr'
trr hnytur hccn ,natle yesterday ut tlMt rutc
Far Dug,,o. bushels.
Iropel!er Mcrassa. \; y, e car!, , :fos} :%
Propeller W. l. oraEss r. Ert' inft .''0
Propeller ncIawege. coTn:: 4sooo
Schooner Granger. cOrtl........ '-'tu'
Tutni capacity. .....s.,.".. l5'0ou
tUMEt:ll.
There was no change 10 note in lumber
srenhss. tho demand for carricrs still romain-
Ing very gopl nnd vessemcN have nu difficulty
Ii, rnartcruE tanr craft at tho prevailing tlX-
ures, which Are rs follows:
From ':ast Sa2inaw 10 Lake Eric
fru Iast ;;aKitiaw 10 Chcax;,. IL; SfI4
t:run i:ay E!.y to Take !:ro ports. i59 @ @ess: 81
Frut, s,u.lisstte ta chca4o.. asaiM
From Ii.llt,4ton to Ch!cnRo.. :l5's
Frun white tnko to ChcnRo.. ..... .M
From t;rntfL llascn 10 Cblcng0.... t61Hd53W
FROM ,t,skegon 10 ChirAEb.. 1s.1ieL~W
1ltOH-UltH.
There is no change I'm iron-ure frc!shts 1fatcs
ren,nln !irm ut tho following recognized dg-
tires:
From l:scanaba to Chicago; :::::....".s 1o9 90
Trum Escnnnt'a to 1rlnd linvrn....... 1O1
FROM Escnilnbn tn Suut b CAlcMVo...... l.M
From Escanabn to Lnku Eric torta.... l.6MliG,
C0At.
As.sccs from Buffalo still represent coal
frp!ghts rs unsettled. with IL strung upward
, 1881-10-07

0ou't uso sttluu!nnts. but NatuEa't fsul brain
Rnu nerve fouI-Hpp Hlttor&.
, 1881-10-07
l'lsI:SfS

Mr. II. II. iiarriotf, tho new General
Freight AgeAt oi tho Baltimore T. Ohin Rail-
, 1881-10-07

As!vIccs from buffalo still represent coal
freights rs unsettled. with Ii strung urwnrt
tenheney. caused by tho scnrcfty OF Vessels.
Frej9h.s from OsweRo nro rcr1rtcl worry strong,
with curriers', for tho upper lakes worry source.
Thu following arc tho figures from tho ports
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-03
Exposition Hotel, Atlanta.

All travellers who are guests OF the Expo
sition Hotel can secure return pass 10 the
Exposition, so by leaving the train ut the
hotel station lat which all trains stop and
registering at the Exposition Hotel, they
can insure two entrances TO the greatest
show on earth" for one fare. At dinner
between one and three O'Clock visitors can
leave the grounds, take their dinner at the
hotel and return the same day. giving Them
ample time to rest and recover from the ia
tgues of morning sight seeing, Aside from
the trouble, time and twenty cents car fare
saved by stopping at the Exposition Hotel,
there are the advantages of easy access to
the Exhibition, pleasant company at the
house in the evening and freedom from the
intolerable dust Of the city itself
So far as cold evenings and mornings are
concerned the fear Of them is unnecessary.
They have large and vigorous stoves In all
the halls and arcades, literally supplied
with fuel, and smaller, but ample, stoves in
many of the rooms-thOse that require
them. Cracking ice in the pitcher is an
experience unknown to the proprietor and
no one will ever have reason to believe
there Is an iceberg in the house.
You must remember this hotel is modern
with all the latest improvements, bath
room, water closet. and all the comforts
that the most fastidous Georgia Cracker
could desire 1t Is in short, apace with the
times and fully alive TO all emergencies,
whether, it comes in the form of Their
nome ter-ical register Of zero or 2l22 above.
Rates have been placed at $3.50 per day
Mr. Phil. Brown is too well known to need
commentator from US, while Mr.. A. F
Bond will render ever courtesy that could
be expected.
We learn special rates will be given ex
cursionists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-03
TOWN TALK.

. The cotton pickers song will soon be sung
Don't sleep Two sound because you know
who the burglars are.
The farmers are all holding back for cheap
er transportation To the exposition, aud unless
the rates are cheaper they will continue 10
hold.
The fare and entrance fee from Cincinnati
TO Atlanta 4tia miles il TO be 81 so Tor the
round nip. while the local visitors are sxpec-
led to pay 81 80 twenty miles distant. Tins
cau!c.atiOn does not seem in proportion especl-
ally "a many OF our citizens will 20 several
rimes, while those from the Queen city
will moi average more than one.
Mics Helen Gignilial is home on visit
from Shorter College. Miss Rheita Thornton
o Rome Is her guest.
The 10Th inst. is sci apart at the exposl.
lion AZ Romes day, IL not our city Of enough
importance 10 be entitled TO an afternoon.
Capt. Stephens certainly deserves the
thanks Of the entire community for his detect
i've ability in fsrreting out the burglars.
Marietta sells a hundred tickets per day
to the exposition at 81 each and thinks moth
ing Of 1t, while a party OF fifteen from Cincln-
natl at 81 each will be heralded .over the
country as mammoth excursion,
. Ii is suggested that each city In the state
send something OF All exhibit 10 The great show
In which article they most excel OF pride Them
selves. An old bach" says the exhibit from
our city should be the largest number OF the
pretisst girls.
The Atlanta boys could not wait unit
Sunday but came on Friday night; VennoT
must have predicted TO them rainy Sunday
The narrow guage Jumped the track al
Brumbys factory last Tuesday.
ONCE A WEEK
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-03
ACWORTH.

The Atlanta Cotton Exposition seems 10
be exciting considerable interest among our CHI
zens All who have seen report Themselves
pleased with the many and wonderful curiOsi-
lies TO be seen there
1t is generally understood that Mr.. Hen.
ry House who Is one OF our lnost sneRetie ana
skilIful farmers. will enter the contest Tor The
prize bale OF cotton Mr.. House knows how
10 handle the heecy staple, and will be a ban
ner representation Of the banner county
Dir. j. K HUMPHREYS and lady visited HE
Exposition last week.
Mr.. John Fowler aud Miss Mary Fowler
OF South Carolina have been on visit TO Friends
in Acworih w. II. Davis OF the Palmetto
State has also been here. That species OF mag
netism induced by high order OF Intelligence
and beauty, and which IL 50 abundant III Ac-
worth society, attracts him here.
An Acworth gentleman went down TO AT
lanla short time since. was 30 busy dld hol
have time to 90 out TO the grand exposition, 10
learn something valuable and witness the beau
tiful and grand display. but went TO the circus
and spent the day. As the gentleman has al
ways been opposed to parties and social gaiher
ines of young ladies aud gentlemen. we sup
pose he never had been into circus before,
and only wanted To see the animals.
One of our young friends on the corns'
says at one lime he was pretty certain he
would marry this Fall but pre- specls are mol
40 favorable Just now Rumor says the young
lady IL shortly 10 be married 10 another gen
tleman.
The happiest man in town At This writlnI
is j. C Cooper and don't you forget it.
| Edward VNsill, a son Of Capt. j. u
| O'Neill, was thrown from mule on last Sat
bath morning and had al arm badly broken.
JUNlUs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-03
POETS CORNER,

The billy goats 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 diet may suit Sir William
Goat, and ill him with delight. The peo-
Pile, however. want the best Groceries 10 be
had for the least money and they know ex.
actly where to find them. Ifyou have new.
er been there. A. Y. Leake y Co, better
known as the Poets Store Is tue place.
They keep an KINGS Of Groceries. don't deal
in anything else but Groceries, Crockery
and Glass ware, and know precisely what to
buy. and, they think. tchea To buy at any
rate they sell rs cheap il not cheaper than
any house IN the city. Call and see. Bear
Ii mind that they do not sell Gf they know
~ cheap trashy goods, but on the contrary
make it rule To buy the best and purest Ia
be had All Goods guaranteed as represent.
ed. Next week they expect their third
stock of Goods this season from New York,
and In il will be large lot of delicacies,
that have never before been offered in this
market Goods Of all kinds have fallen In
price, they have marked their goods and
sell accordingly. Go and see them.
A. Y. LEAKE i Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-03

One Of the most important events In SO
cial circles lately was the marriage of Mr.
F. J. NoRTHCUTT and MISS MINNIE l..
GoBER, at the residence of the brides fatL
er on Wednesday evening Goth of October
Only few friends and relatives of the con
tracing parties were present at the cere
mony. which was performed by Rev. S. j.
Pinkerton, of the ST. James Episcopal
Church The bride is the daughter Of DR..
n n Gober, and is a very popular and at
tractive young lady. The groom is of the
firm of l.. s. NoIthcutt Il Son. and is q
young man of sterling business qualifica-
lions and stands high In the good opinion
of our citizens. The JOURNAL extends
congratulations and wishes for them long
life, prosperity and unalloyed felicity,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-03
WORTH KNOWING.

Farmers and all consumers cannot get
better prices anywhere than am prepared
20 offer. Always buying in large quanti'
lies enables me to offer Goods in my line at
4 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 tor 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 If 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 a good line of Canned Goods.
such as Tomatoes. Corn. Oysters, Sardines,
Corned Beef Pickles. &c, Also the best
line of Tobaccos, both Chewing and Smok-
ing, to be found in the city. viii also keep
u good line OF Bedsteads Chairs, &c
Shoes and Boots Everything warranted
10 give satisfaction, or no trade. Remem-
he my motto Good goods, honest weights,
Ar and square dealing. | will always
iytyou the highest market price for But
terand Eggs. Be sure and give me call
before purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget
the place West-si Public Square.
Respectfully.
J. H. Boston