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AAiuSEA1E ENrS,

MaVleker's Thentfe.
Madison street. betTson State and Dearborn
'.rbs World" Afternoon and evsnlns.
, 1881-08-17

:, ,n,oWu:ATE, LOW tho Arctic sxp,orpr NM
ny icast to havo ocon yrry i',,,n.,.,'a' i,, 'a'i ciam
ovofa tho'lRh SONG Of his abors hn." ~ nessan,
anhfet,'r not enIc'alalnl t rc,Icrt ast, "ea Ut
"pom l,,intott Or tho tovcrnnct s','. WILL e''her
n"yea % I'm. M l'tlr rs ho vus pr,v'a. mn'ca Gill;
, ~" rs.ons ~. ot eternal snw uni fr in nv "fo'lns
',. .nm"or. s slr. iowsnto WIS mi w1,' ' sa''nst
ane,, one s',eo ro,orlng to civilization h. haa moT9:
nRc.' 10 wroex tho happiness Of til, taas
.'o.,,a, R r. "s.n M woman nut hls wife: 1 an% "
n y si mns ARRESTED Tor lilo e,aocssItsas
srout.Iv. ] nnsofhieat .'..' funds by ,aent mean. NJ
sa Of HIM, 'n',cnes., f'"sr, whn.evor eo na, Or :.
idlcncst bit dis industry Ii uf chssaa hssssca w'h
tho lava Of civilized countries ,i.snas iaeles Which
, 1881-08-17

Ssa;sst !,ssr: i.," %"' ,t sSnt ers r;s" ,e s@ =
','at,s ,,arntxst g es ne o,.s sSte Fr ats1
saa Sf?s 'si*!'':sss Il ss'*sls xs s ssx
to l' antHe. Tho Vun,u, E;;;"ryI"lr nl,ns.lt 'set
91san ,'tl!c roeso II With in
fte"ssss AID o sess"a' "' i, t,s, sTF, ,,,sssS
PROMISE. '-'e"' afd It Heiiur.I viii
, 1881-08-17

GFn%d Opern.1luuse.
c1hrk rtrest- oftptlt .new C1Mrt.1tonas. EnRhue
ment Of Tho Acme hrn Company, "Tho MRseotte.'
Afternoon AID avcntnR.
, 1881-08-17

Olympic TAensrc.
Clark ttrtnt. h9 NAdn Lake ind Randolph. Engnga-
nans of Harry Wesaef "a past Corner" After
nauu and aYQNlnK.
, 1881-08-17
THE NATIONAL 0UaREHuY, GOLD, AND
SILVER,

| 014HGA,
III the address Of Mr.. Controller Knox,
delivered before tue Bankers, Cnnyuntiu1l
rocuntly lol1 Mt Ningaru ral!s, llo g.svo ,u,cI.
Information concerning tho business Of tho
| country, nut only rs TO tic amount OF 1nollry
III thy cotIlltry, but also rs to lts Uses In tho
business transactions Of tic Government alIl
af tho people. Ife statcd that OIL tic 1st Of
a[ny, 1881, the total amount of co,. md
| 1'aror currency III tile country was S1,iao,-
5iaS5o, distributed Ms follows:
Mnit cum ........................8 Eh.0G9, ,1
% S!iyor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i5Stii; Fl @;a
I;cEni.tcntEnr nucs. 3la,UBi0li
Natlonal'bnnk notqs.....,......... Jul, ,G1u ,597
Iotal.................. 81, ,tW, ,S50
OF tlIts thera were Of gold SlG{'5T,l5t In
tho Treasury, Sll+,541,atJ In tho National
b:lnks, md SIC, t03 l:'a nf gold ind silver II,
tho Stata ban1ss. The Treasury held sSs,-
401,0N Of silver culn. Of all kinds OF cur
reilcy there wero S31],370,5l9 III tho Truus-
nry, ST.. III. OIL In tho National bantts, S4t,-
VO.set III tho Stale banks. and S17,Db.,tS1 In
tho saylngs'bRnks. Outside uf thost t1epos-
itorlcs, there were III ttlc hands Of tl,o pcopo
at the same date: :s.i
Hh!ti e0!tl. g. 0De,8 ,874
sser SSrsil;:to; '.':,'.''''.':.' \, ;SlSs ~ .;'
Les.-teuicr aud Gini hoics..... -. ,sjiisiM ,ih
Total Ss7l 'I$., ,7ui
1t WILL ho secll tlint outside nf tho bnnks
tlla peopla hold moro tl,aM f0ur-suyentl,s
OF tic Whole currency III ulo country. or
tho W'lole paper money, the banks mid tho
Treasury held, only sle6, ,o0o,ooo. willis tllero
was In tho hands of tllo i'uopIo tic largo
amount OF S5I',0 100000.
Tho total deposits OF the hanks aud bank
ers of the Unlted States aegrogatett Sa,5lO,-
0O.o0o, Of wllEcl. tho saylngs.balnks llol $751;
B55,S0+
Tho Controller gives so,nu interesting tlc-
talfs NJ to the proportion of nut,.al currency
employed by tho banks In tho wuy pf cusl,
transactions III tho urtlInury business Of tic
country. Theso figures tn sonlu uxtons OK
plain how largaly checks, n,,tl trafts, md
certificates aro ,.setl.' trho to,al amount Of
transactions OF the New York Clearing House
III 1880 WIS S'1, ,o00 900 900, null tho unol,,,t OF
casE balances laltl III cash WIZ o. ,5N, ,0OO 900.
rlse average daily exchanges was stu ,0o0,-
ooo, a1.l tllat Ut TUG balances paid Ii. ensl, WIS
.0o0, Of only u fraetlon oycr4 nor eelt
Of 1aonoy employed III tho transactions.
Tile Contrallor aomo time ago issued cIr-
cnlar letierto tho NAtIonnl ba1,ks asking theul
to report tho rueclpts and payments by tl!em
on tue 30th Of June Inst. Ono thousand nine
hundred aud sixty apswors wuro given, aiul
tho total rcealpts Oil TINT day were NJ tt,!luws;
5,lu Inlu com a....... .....-...,,......$ l,Sal, ,1ai
HMstE cpln... .s.s's.......+... 449,t37
tr,Hpct money!. .........",..,..... ll,btk747
Checks dfAfts, ,eto..,.".,"........ :s0S5i.ili
T0tNl.,,.,. :l...,,.,...., = Etst ri nt4
, 1881-08-17

Exrnatitsu Isntidink,
ysass.s ss!s;s sts, ssss"s ss"; sss Thomas
-fltF" ..ty -.
yvhias4sioc1ktnp l8nse-IBnil Park.
Championship Hasc.I1Ail 0nme-Eu1sto VI. Sui.
caxu-thI. afternoon ata:D
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-21
Local Notices.
REYNOLDS, Dentist.

Reynolds, Dentist.
"A good stock Of Smoking and chewing
Tobacco at White & Fowler's.
sacred Harps, Christian Harmony,
Temple Star, New Life. Heavenly Carol.
ROYAL Diadem, Emerald, Amaranth and
Gospel Hymns. Song and Tune Books, 81
Earle & simpsons.
Sewing Machines repaired at the low
est prices. Jewery and Clicks down 70
the lowest reach, at Owens. Marietta.
IA few sets of those cheap buggy har-
ness left AZ White q Fowler's.
...Analine Dyes In packages. with direc-
tions for use, of following coloTs ked,
Green, Blue, Brown, Orange, Purple, Vio'
let, Black and Scarlet at Earle Il simpson.
...TIaHr TINES. WIN sell the very beat
Sewing Machine Needles and Oil, ut the
low price, Needles for 5cts. OIL 3 ounce
bottle lOcts, at J.. b. Owens.
For cheap boots and shoes 90 70 White
q Fowler's
Congress IIunjadi Janos Hawthorn
and Apollinaris Mineral Waters at Earle &
Simpsons.
Fresh Bread, from this date every day
at clock p m, except Sundays also q
few Graham loaves fresh buhns and differ
ent kinds of cakes, made of the best mate.
rial. win bake bread twice ON Saturdays.
having fresh bread at O'Clock p m. and
about o clock p. m.
July l4th. II. j. T. AGRIooLA,
Finest Machine Oil for heavy and light
machinery at Earle g. Simpsons
...IcE CREAM--Mrs. b. Schoenthall has
opened her Ice Cream Saloon and can sup
ply this delicious luxury day and night.
Call at once.
Reynolds, Dentist.
SILVER SILVER IL want one hun
dred ounces of old silver. Win pay Scots
per ounce l.. Il. Owen, Marietta.
Reynolds, Dentist
...All the proprietary preparations and
Patent Medicines at Earle u simpsons
Reynolds, Dentist
Fine long cut Smoking Tobacco at
White Il Fowler's.
PICTURES, the very best. tour for Scots,
at Owens Photograph Gallery. Now 10
the time 10 have your pictures took. II
Is folly to wait for to morrow
II HAVE returned 10 Marietta. and can
be found at J. j. Northcutt & Sons store,
where / will he pleased TO do any cutting
desired. as am an old and experienced
tailor. w. J. KILBY
IL WANT GoLD,-I will pay market
price for one hundred pennyweights OF
gold. l.. b. Owen. Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-21
POETS CORNER.

Perhaps in some secluded spot,
Some hvorite nook, some shady dell,
You dream Of things long since forgot.
And try in vain your tears to qnell.
OF the pleasant hours of loves young dream.
When he was all the world to you
Then he spent his last dime on ice cream,
And other cold victuals, to prove him true.
Poor simple youth poor simple man,
Your early love--your husband now
From cream to silks---'twas but a span
To this decree he had TO bow Veal do 1t.
And in SO doing we wish ii distinctly un-
derstood that we must be kept well fed--
and we know no plan where better. cheaper
provisions can be had than At the store of
A. Y Leake & CO.. who deal strictly in
pure, good goods, and sell them at reason
able profit II is hardly necessary To men
ton all the goods they keep, for they could
not do il il they would but suffice it to say
they keep everything in the Grocery line
that is wanted Don't be deceived, but 20
at once and see them, and be convinced.
They sell no Glucose or Chemical Sugars or
Syrups They keep only Louisiana Sugars
aud Syrups, and sell them as low as the
other kinds are usually sold The Commits
sioner of Food Products for the State Of
Michigan says that one pound of Cane Su-
gar is worth from ~ TO lbs. Of Glucose
Sugars in its sweetening power. You
buy Sugar and Syrup for their sweetening
power TO say nothing about the poisonous
substances that compose the manufactured
article, and you may always rely on get
ting the genuine article fully guaranteed at
the store Of A. Y. LEAKR D Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-21

GEORGIA-.Cobb Comfy /.

NM ~ Nror r. s.lk o..u.fn. o.. ~.
huhE MOI Az QUO Superior N o
rrssidinS, tns ,n"n0'-oie 'a'nes a. DrV"h'
Juags . y. ~ ~ =. uoa,.a rY,ro,,,.,,.
A. IL. y hhf N'Li'9 w. moSHs ~ ~, OiiMNS'
Mot'e sgr' n Fon Term, 1901
disappearing W Wy QUIZ Dy lps psruon "
A. H. v heyh"1s' accompanies ,ne
no'ss ann mo.IgaXs d. 60 mar on tns io.n usy
:, o. January ic'9: me oeionnaht m@us anu ae-
h'ereI 70 pl+'n'ihs M Two CERTAIN prO'nissosy
notes io' Sno.VV esch' 'otai siSo-uV' du. one
gay aHer aals WIN ID 'rest AZ ~ per GEN, psr
annhu' ana ~ per cen attorney iets whe.s-
oy ~ PROMISED TO tay me same principal, IN
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-21
TOWN TALK.

Rain badly needed. q
Col John screven and family of Savan
nah, who have been in our city for sonle
time left last Tuesday. ..-
The last few nights have been delight
fully cool.
Northern capital is diligently searching
for Southern investment.
We noticed that Hon. w. J. VIM. our
young Senator was called to the Presidents
chair one day last week. and presided over
that body with dignity and ability. Cobb
is not ashamed of her representative.
Cobb is placed tenth on the list of cot
ton production In the State
Miss Carrie Whitlock, gave an elegant
party last Thursday night Atlanta, Rome,
Gainesville and other cities were represen.
ted.
Miss Amy Dick returned from Rome
last Thursday.
Miss Sallie Dick left yesterday for White
Sulphur Springs.
Miss Emmie Benedict, who has been
visiting Misses Strong left for Athens last
Monday.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Willis Nc
Afee IS confined to his bed with severe
attack Of typhoid fever. BIS
Mr.. B. King COuper. Of Savannah, il
In the city,
IA party of four young men out driving
last Sunday afternoon had TO foot it, baci
to the city, as one wheel of the phaetoI
''perfused" to do duty.
The narrow gauge train comes in Oh
schedule time. ONCE A WEEK.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-21
FOOD FOR Tue HUNGRY.

Farmers having choice Butter and fresh
Eggs for sale will be paid highest market
price for same. | still claim headquarters
for Corn, Fresh White Meal Oats, Flour.
Peral Grits, Rice, Lard, Hams Mackerel,
Salt, Bulk Meats, Syrups, Sugars, Coffee,
etc. | have also the purest and best Vine
gar in The market for table use and Picking
purposes, guaranteed to keep any kind of
Pickles. l still sell pride of the Kitchen
Soap for securing and polishing, 1t cleans
painted wood work, greasy marble tables,
etc, without injury to paint The best soap
in he world for polishing Tinware, Silver
ware, Knives and Forks, Window Glass,
etc. better and cheaper than Sappolio--a
trial will convince you that it is good and
cheap, also Railroad and other leading wash
ing Soaps Cross Cut Saws, Hand Saws.
Hammers, Hatchets, and Mans Patent Axe.
All goods in this line warranted. Iron for
Wagons, Flows, ETC.. also Saddles, Brides
Trace Chains, Breast Chains, Table and
Pocket Cutlery in large varieties. Crockery,
Glassware etc. | also keep a good assert
ment of Canned Goods, Oysters, Sardines,
Pickles, and various other things. | keep
the best assortment of Plug and long cut
Tobacco's, Durham Smoking Tobacco and
Snuff. / will keep the very best class OF
Goods and guarantee satisfaction. A good
lot of Beadsteads, Chairs, etc, constantly on
hand. Remember good goods, honest
weights, fair and square dealing is my motto.
BE sure you give me call before purchas
ing elsewhere Remember also the place,
West side Public Square.
Respectfully,
j. H. Boston.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-21
PUBLIC SPIRIT.

Every man owes duty to the
town in which he residss, to advance
it's prosperity, to add to its advan
tages for residence, to make il the
abode Of kindly sentiment, brotherly
love and neighborly feeling. IL 10 q
shame for a man to use the commu
nifty as shepherd uses his sheep
merely to shear wool. Money-ma
serial gain--is not all Of life. Bar
rem would be the spot where no man
respected his neighbor's rights -
That man ia disgrace to the civili-
sasioa of the nineteenth century
whose every day duties are regulated
by the thought, "Csn better my
self ct the expense Of the town or of
the community to which l belong =
Of course 9 community 10 only an
aggregation Of Mdividuals. The
residents Of q town, however stamp
the came character aud reputation
upon the place of residence that &C
tuates their own conduct 10 life. A
stream cannot rise higher than its
fountain head, neither can the tons
of society rise above the motives aud
sen timents of its individual members,
A village is denominated q smart,
active place, simply bee -use few
leading men arc enterprising, saga
ciOus and public spirited. Brains,
spirit and energy will triumph over
natural obstacles. A fertile soil may
b. of little value to Q lazy community,
while careful cultivation may render
. sandy plain productive.
Many once thrifty town can date
it's decay from tho removal Of some
vide awake, public spirited citizen.
Few people appreciate the money
value oftheir public spirited neigh
bors, and 10 far TOO many cOmmuni>
ties live business men meet discour
agemeuts from ,hose who do not work
| themselves and seem to delight in
prev enting others. IL is unfair to
OK pect few men 60 bear the burden
Of making q reputation for town,
when q little corporation among
even its humblest citizens can ac-
com plish the most beneficent results.
New England towns of the greatest
promise 9 generation ago have gone
to decay because its young men have
found no welcome or encouragement
10 their en.erprisiog designs, and
have been forced to migrate to the
city or to the Western prairie to 6nd
scope for their power and ambitions
A little reflection upon this impOr-
tant subject will in many caSes de-
velope the cause of the business ct G
nation and depression 10 macy of our
rural towns. A little dissemination
upon the par. Of it's citizens to per-
form their duty towards the cOmmu~
nity 10 which they live will trans
form sleepy action into q most &C
tive community. attracting oew resi-
dsDts, infusing new life into old resi-
dents, advancing values Of property,
increasing incomes, making good
local markets for produce sDd adj
ding to the sum total of human hap
piuess and content. 10 not this re
suit worth striving forf
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-21
GEORGIA aLEANINGs.

An aged white man and q mule
we're Killed by lightning in Houston
county.
The evening passenger trains OF
the w. & A Road frequently carry
four sleeping cars.
The green root of en- oak tree
was discovered So feet under the
ground while we'll was being dug
10 Houston county.
JemisOn, DEM, was elected TO the
! legislature In Bib county, BY vote
of SOB, over Long, rep, who re-
| ceived 303 votes. M- rtt
The keeper Of the peni.en,iary re
porta |. 200 convicts for felony, "a
| under 81 years, and "a females.-
! Also twelve convicts serving four
| years for attempting to escape.
The residence of Fl o. Hoyt, five
miles south of Dalton, was complete
Iy destroyed by fire, together with
the stables and outbouses. Loss
| 81, 900, insurance $4,000.
John o Price, of Augusta, bar
keeper, last Saturday morning in a
state of somnambulism, stepped from
| q second story window and fell to
the pavement, killing him instantly.
| Five car loads of watermelons sold
in Savannah for thirty dollars . car
load. Tho freight on each car Yves
twenty Eve dollars, which left the
enormous sum Of five dollars q ca'
load for the bIOGted bondhOlder who
raised the melons.
10 Sumter county q pine tree il
one of the fields of Mr.. Barney Par
ker was struck by lightning and Sc
on fire. The tree burnt down, ig
hitting the fencing, destroying sboul
, one hundred and City panels thereof
Mr.. Richard johnson, o citizen o
Houston cou1ty. about City years o
age, was stricken by lightning ans
killed Instantly. He was carrying
) 10 bis hand 40 ordinary wedding
hoe. 1t is supposed the electricity
was attracted by the hoe.
The Echo says: Pleas Harper,
a negro farmer 10 this county, lAst
year made over 100 bales of cotton
and cleared $4,000. This year be
will make $50 bales. OccasionalIy
you see q darkey 10 this county
that develops into 3 thrifty, reliable
citizen, but they are few and far be-
J tween.
While Mr.. Eli Perry. of Dublin,
was feeding bis hogs some days ago
, a huge ratIlesnske crawled up among
the hogs, bat seemed in no humor u
make fight the hogs frequently
!. stepped over him. Mr.. Perry got 1
q pole and gave the snake q blow
whersupou be bit two pigs passing
near before be could be dispatched
The pipe got over the bite withOu
serious injury.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-21
WHAT IS THE RESULT 2

Was it the result of Il political conspiracy!
the attempted assassination of the President.
Whether or not, the fine trade we are now
enjoying is the result of years OF hard work
in which we have confined ourselves strictly
to business, giving customers PURE goods,
and satisfaction in quality and quantity
just racetved lot of lIasOn's lars, ! gallon
and quarts will sell at bottom prices Can.
ned goods Salmon, Lobster, Deviled Ham,
Canned Tongue, Tomatoes and Pineapple
] am receiving once or twice week fresh
water Salmon, something nice for an cpl
cure--some fine syrups, try the Maple
Syrup for something extra, lower priced
syrups for those wishing a cheaper article
| keep Lin's Snow Flake Cracker. that
may keep them fresh not having to ship
them so far. Have you tried the Evapora-
ted Apples, once you do, you will try them
again. have big lot of Brooms to be
sold low. Would call your attention TO
Price Superlin Yeast Gems for making
light bread, which | keep constantly on
hand. | also keep all the best baking pow
ders. have in store a fine lot of Cutlery,
some Perfumes, pure Flavoring Extracts =
Have the best sugar cured Dried Beef all
the brands of good Hams. A large assort-
ment of Smoking and chewing Tobacco,
Cigars, Cigaretts, Pipes, etc, etc.
keep good article of Toilet soap, the
best Laundry Soaps and Liquid Bluing,
Silken Gloss Starch. We are headquarters
for Lamps, Lamp Chimneys and Fixtures.
havea good lantern, that wont blow out,
burns kerosene have been using one for
some time, and can recommend them. -
Have Diamond Dust, something good for
cleaning silver have the biggest line of
sugars ever had at bottom prices. This is
the place to get your Sugars for preserving.
Jelly, &c have good assortment Of
stick and fancy candies, l buy for cash in
the best markets and spare no pains to
please my customers Give us your orders,
they meet with the same attention and you
can buy just as cheap as if you were at the
counter yourself
ID. f. MCCLATCHY
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-21
Marietta Market.


COTTON-6 10 10 cents per pound
CORN Al To 30 cents per bushel.
HAY-$1 20
BRAN-s0 cents.
OATS-50 cents.
WHEAT-$l 90 to 81. II per bushsl.
FLOUR-t6.25 Ia 700 per barrel.
MEAL--$9Oc per bushel.
BULKMEAT-l04 | cents per pound.
LARD--l5 cents per pound.
UGARS-Crushed and Powdered, IL cents.
GRADUATED l3t cts Extra c. III Brown IL cts
sALT-Liverpool Salt 81 .05 per Sack. Vir-
ginia Salt 81. so Sack.
COFFEE Java Coffee 331 csuis per pound
Rio Coffee 1910 II cents.
SYRuP-New Orleans so TO rs cents per
gallon Florida 65 TO rs Drips 80 TO Is.
Georgia Cane 80 cents.
PEAS-x2 90 per bushel
RICE-9 to 10 c"nts psr pound.
COUNTRY PRODUCE-Buyiag prices
from Wagons--Eggs 10 to l2t cents. Chickens
Is to 70 cents. Butter ID q 20 cents.
FACTORY GOODS-7a shifting 6: -
sheetng cents Factory yarn lis to $3.50
Bunch Prints 81 to II Bleach 81 irtings TO
IL Jsans ~ IS; Concord Jeans 70.
LINES bushsl barrel 80 cts, to e1.OO.
NAILS-Psr keg, lOd t4.5O; Sd, N.75;
Cd, $500; 4d, 1926.
IRON-Tirs II by inch Acts, smaller sizes
&c advances. Rod 5cts Axes $40 10 Sl2
Ames Shovels SIS. Rowland's 9l2 Grind
stones 3cts Solid cast steel X. X H. Cast steel
25cts, sprngs 32c axlss l0sll sad iron 90 1,
horse shoe nails 20 10 %; / Is Hamss so.
HARDWARE-Ho s to 6 cents.
Betting 70 per cent off list. Manila rope Ice.
Cotton 25e; Juts rope Ice; cotton cards $3.50
per dozen. Axle grease 81 20 per dozen.
Picks per doz 80 MAttocks So.
LEATHER-Cslf skins, Domestic $40 &c
a45 Der dozen French s4F to $66. Harness
leather IS 4Ocis per pound sole leather. hsr
lock, 30; oak As to 50 split Acc; kips, cOun
try so TO 10 per pound. Pegs Gets. per pint.