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, 1881-06-06

tu,,!i.:ss of Russian Institutions.
SiIicn Turkey nerd anticipate I,o trouble
for sofle lime 10 come from Greece a1ltl Al
bnn1a. she seems IN be tltsposctt tn sayc what
slu: call Aayu OH tho NurtlI African rnast.
T'he Sick Afan twgtns IL understand tint Tho
lnss rr 'rnnis a,ul Its acquisition by Francc II
atl accomplished fact, atld lie directs Ills ut
tentlnn to 1'hmlf, wlIera tho Willy ftalia.s
manifest n dfstmsitloti to F0 tliruitRfs tlIo
sn.itu performance rs the Frrucl, dill In
'rmn's. Accnr'itng to the DISPATCHES, Turkey
fniss to . !,nlf a ia ry stat;tt,G'l n
llas only lalf rs many inhut,itnnts as Ttnis.
brt tl's Ercaa tmal,lH and slanger wl!elI
,nI::lst. nrse lor TMrkey conststs II, tllo fact
that u tho ItnlIans s11nta lE rs slicresslul
Jig f''pl.i, would W iar,ily r walt laacl, lo1iEef
lis 5.Mj,o1 nf Inhabitants. witch event
wt,il. Immediately DO followed by Austria
Ipsa pts,aH t. tF0f s kns Mnsslana of %n''s a s ,s
!fvf.Hl BY i'nss!n, Prussia. and Ansstln At
The rst mud last ,iylslun there .intrrvcnetl u
'ile ti,at 50 !naIIy years wlll tass Ielors tic
tllyslnl u Turkey In Europe vii! bo con.
s,,lltlnatu1. If WI inkc tle tlate of tho i.cr-
lii confcrengn III 1851 ~ tic iIFst .partltIcn.
5 sss sSs'5ff e s ~ sa ssay Esfs En1S:'ls s ss !s3
lnlis't will hu complete befnfr the cIose. tlf
tlls century unless GyGnts take place which
will clln1lEe thu lnap Of A1It!t!lc nntl Western
En,!M j., % %nseorlal,co wltiI W. steadily
According to 1}tsn1arck's statements made
hi q memorial sent To tic German ilcicfstny
tho exlIort trade on tllu tart ut Germany to
, 1881-06-06

lwns rather amused. rnys n writer iii tho Lor-
tlDn Huf1f, whrn watching tho sccre in tho Mail
during tlu drawing room Oil Thursday last, to
see lady anl gentleman, tho !uttcr In uniform,
Il, Il hrouRham eitoying quiet gamble. They
remarks of thu loukers.or, md probably only
PM up their cards when they arrived at tho door
Ut tho uutunr.
, 1881-06-06

ruins nf 1eztuctp. Will, tho lnrurst .rcprrS..l-
tatinn nf II h,llnl, tiHurn known ntluflE
Mgxltnp antiquities.
, 1881-06-06

buck e. Iknyncr,A Moth Powder IN tho
siircst inscCt-ktllrr. 1t MHkes short work Of
roncllea. iras. lilies, and lNshu4s- Asu prcscrvps
vMluRblc fEra and wo0lDns fr0n, tho rhyaKcs Ut
nstlthe. luck & ltayncr, makers Of the "Mars"
fFftf,uftn,
, 1881-06-06

statlng tint Cul. IEare, o'I whose pr"pnriy
ths nMcntF rlotnns eviction orrurrrt,
Ind. ,lnrIn2 the lust twenty-five
yrnra, Gy1etGa rcnrly dI9 lrrHt'ils.
l'nincIt ssl,l: "A srttn,s responsibility will
ust III lin Government II cvict[o,ls continue.
irlshntcn are now becomlnE aware Of tho
pnwer Of combination mil pnsstvo ratst-
ance." r. i. OConllor aml rranlk U'f'n,,-
nell, members Of Parliament, hlso addressed
tho meeting.
CAPT. 1ltft,
describing himself As M American jour,,nt-
1ss, VIVA intruttucctl to thu cotk Branch ut
tic Lind 1.eart,e Saturday. 1lu snt,l l,e ind
cohlr amongst usotll In tic Interest vi thu
pat,er which liz represented. III sleclaral
tl,at Amoricn synMtthlxrti with tho gtIrv-
nt,ces OF ireland, bnt desniscli riotllg and
n1lnrcily.
tsixroncEMESrs.
4 company of tho Axsi.y.servtcc corns Inns
l'ecn acnt to tic various flying columns iii 1rc-
larui.
1sEAnnEsrEn.
At Loughrea, galway County, Saturday,
three men nnrIct| Uulnil, Fal,uy, mid Kcogl,.
cl1argctl viii. thu 1nurtcr Of Cunnors and dis
clinrges( for lnek Of evidence, wete rearrest-
cd under tic Coercion act.
CHIEF atCilErAty fnissTEtt
will remafl, In ireland until aftcr tho Whit.
sunday holidays.
SHOT DEAD 1tr A nAtf.1FF.
III tlstutbai:cc ut DnlIy l,ropily Sunday
0nu nlaIi was STINT tlcati aill nthers wu,lst,ted
BY Il Dallftf, who. with his three snns, has
becn arrested. All the troops stationed III
Dublin will bo conEined to tlIclr barracks To-
tlny.
THE 1s1uT IN CniK
Friday hight, tho graylty IT which las been
exaggerated by previous reports, wns not Ut
4 pulEticnl clarncter.
ARRESTED USt,E1l tilt: COERCION ACT.
O'Gnllagher, II scl,uot-tuncitcr III tiwcctlort,.
County Donegal, llus 6cen arrested under
Tho Coercion nct.
4 LAND MEErESu.
Attn Land meeting In tic rawn Of Swords.
County dublin, brutller of Kcttle prrsi.led
and Sexton innile MI address.
Thirty Tiu,usAyp SOLDIERS IN ii,ELASp.
1'l,e trtlops III iretnnd by Tim c,ltl Ut tins
week will number :j0, 000, acven regiments nf
| cavalry. c!Uyen batteries Df artillery, a1ul
twenty-five bnttaIlona of infantry.
, 1881-06-06

MAf.AAf,ji1.tp.

Ot.A:f, A1gnria. .tnnu h.--i!ringar,I. III
siustor Of 'releptapl'y. md 'tls eacorf hasn
t,prtl lilassNctttl beiwGcl frefnln nIui tiery.
Willie. rwcnty.six men wcre killed.
, 1881-06-06
SPAIN.
TIT. Chllt.1S
s{fbtcftIf fIlhte

,&n,un. June D.-rtu aetfyc electoral
Preparations Df tic Cnrlists III tl,e North unul
Enat 1'nWitlces, aiId tic recent cn1,tlIunlcn-
tI0Ms that have passcd between tic i'rutclltrr
antl hts agents lit thnso districts atAl
In Madrid. layo decided tho unyeyn-
1ncut to urtscr tic authorities to witch
tlIelr movements. Tile .arts las shawn it,
crcasca holttncss stnce its lfcat succrssey II.
tho provincial md municipal ctertsous. Thu
arn,y of occupation. under Marsllnl ulusadu,
#o,ooo strolig, Will bu kept ny 1T tho Uaslry
Provinces, as Tho Cabinet possess inferln,-
tiUn Of
\ rowENFIr. ORGANIZATION OF cA1ii.tsrs.
nlHcr pretoxt ut tho elections. It ynems tint
tIlcsD t1trigues tlnve beer denounced by Tho
Spanish ConsuIs til Fratcs md by tho
civil authorities Ut the N0rth Of
SpnIn Hince the 1nDttti Ut March.
Tho Cabinet Is quito determined to rel'rtss
very severely my agitation. mud It whulI be
backott by public opinion, anil both by Cnli-
servatiycs asld Llberals, III campaign
pENliJst rArlisl1t,
, 1881-06-06
srt7l,RF nr l,Oll0R.

SEIZURE OF LIQUOR.
I.owEL1., Alass., juno 5.-run thousand
tlnlars' worth of liquor belonging to Patrick
Lynch hAve been suizctl OH u cllurgo Of not
l,avlilS tlla prGpur ticeHso,
, 1881-06-06

Thu yigor oG youth for tho a8cd aud lunru In
uVp uitteT1.
, 1881-06-06
FRANCE,
ATTEMPTED, SUICIDE.


1'A1s1s, June IA young INN styling 1lin,-
SELF thu Cunt0 D'AM1rUy, shut hlsNsetf ths:
night ut Il box at tlle 0santt Opera. lie IL
nut. rs wns stated Il, some Ut tho Paris
papcrs, MI American. but Is FROM
Toulouse. lie discharged tunr sio's
at himself. The CONSERVATION Of l!!,
audience tiny i'o Imagined. llu. Is rsw II.
Nrujnn Hospital, autt Is likely to recover. i1e
lnatntains tllu strletost reserve III to tho inU-
tiyes Ut tho nlte,p.etl snIrtr, but the ral,sp
Is beloyrtl to le family troubles. Ills rcnE
ll,lne Is nut know l1e is ollly II ypnrs Ut
ngu.
AN AFFAIR or iiOSn!.
As tho h,ulienge wcru lcavIHg nt the c'osc
Of the oprra, u.tarrel, tnilnwet by blUws
mid Nil exchange uf cnr@!s. ttia>k p'ucu bc.
tween sOnle gentlemen tn front Ut lilo Cnf6
tlu In t'alx Ihfs sccs,slll ntlair II tiIn,1El,t
to bn connected with thu trlrrdy Of tI,r
opora. mid ,la,Isouso Is thought to ba ut ll.e
bottom Of 1t nll.
AMERICANA IN PAINS.
lfr., Mrs,, and Miss AfcKrnnn, of Chicago;
J.. lsnllrbAch, III illinois,; MID {. AfMrl1,', Ut
Colorado, were Registered In ruis today.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

A member Of the sanitary police
force came across boy, the other
day, who was wheeling home a load
of oyster cans and bottles, aud, curi>
Gus TO know what use the lad could
put them to, he made direct iu-
quiry
"Going to throw them over into
our back yard" replied the boy
II took two loads home yesterday"
"But what do you use 'em for !"
otis trick of the family" GRIM
ed the lad.
elbow trick 7"
ard just as lief tell" continued
the boy, as be spat on bis hands to
resume bis hold of the barrow
"We're going to have some relashuns
come in from the country. We may
not have much 10 eat, but if they see
these cana, and bottles, and boxes,
they'll think we've had listers, cham
pague, figs and nuts till we've get
tired of 'em, and are living 90 bread
and tsters for a healthy change"
The officer scratched his ear like
a man who bad received new idea.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16
HOW a YOUNG LADYs FOOT
BLOCKED A RAILROAD.
(San Francisco Chronicle. }

A young lady took a car which
brought her to the foot of California
street, and there took seat on the
dummy car, which bore her to the
vicinity of her home On Octavia
street. As she left the car and was
crossing the track on the southern
side her foot slipped and turned and
vas caught fast in the crack where
be- wire cable passes Some imper
fection Ia the road bed had caused
the nsrraw Aperture to expand, the
young girls narrow foot was en-
trapped. The engineer of the cast
bound dummy saw the obstacle on
the road in sea, on to check his swift
approaching car, aud alighted, with
the conductor and several passengers
OF Investigating mind, who endesv-
cred to release the slender foot, but
their efforts were vain Another
car and another brought up the fu>
neral row, and constant reinforce
meuts in the way OF passing pedes-
Itrians chaered aud enlivened the
scene. An tempt was made to
pry the iron rails forming the cable
channel further apart, but they
firmly resisted all efforts Every
body had suggestion Push your
fIot forward "Pull it back. y
Tip it sideways" Lift you, heel
higher The unhappy gil was al
most fainting, but she persevered in
her efforts to extricate the offending
member By this time travel on the
road bad virtually ceased The lsst
car had long ago passed, and was
steadily approaching TO fall into line
at the rear of the singular procession.
Down town passengers fretted,
fumed or slowly climbed the bill in
disgust. On every street corner
groups Of waiting people berated the
Iaxity Of street car Management
Reporters from all the down town
dsilies were proceeding westward to
learn the meaning of the large crowd
reported to have assembled iu the
Western Addition. From ths scene
of the accident ENJOYS had been dis
patched to the railroad shops to bring
appliances for taking up a section of
the road At this juncture a tall,
brawny Englisbman, 10 the dress of
q mechanic, forced his way through
the throng, and in CHEEKY voice,
marked by the DerbYshire dialect,
asked
"Ha've tried onfasteuin' the young
leddy's shoes I"
Ten buttons flew from as many
buttonboles; in the twinkling of an
eye the foot was free.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16


A PAYING RAILROAD. The West
Point Railroad, not content with de
cIariug handsome dividend, has
decided issue debenturo certificates
or bonds bearing 6 per cent tor the
original amount of the stock. The
original stock was 81 222, 000-
Thus it will be seen thai the stock
holders will hereafter receive the
semi. annual dividend Of s per cent
and 6 per cent ou the original stock
beside, returning annual interest OF
Ia per cent on the original invest
ment. The greater part of the
stock lie owned 10 Athens, Newman
and LaGrapge Mr.. Wadley holds
$500 shares or controlling inter-
est. Of this, 1000 shares he obtain
ed with the Georgia Railroad, and
1900 shares have been purchased
since then. The dividend on this
amounts to $3.50 900 or within $780,
900 of enough to pay the years rem
tai Of tn, Georgia Railroad.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16
REVISED TEsTAME MT.
Bro. Gardener Finds No Changes.


Bro. Gardener Finds No Changes.
"Dar har bin considerable talk in
dis club about dis revised edishun
of de new Testament, which pre-
sent you copy dis ebeniu Some
of you hsb got dc ideah dat purga
tory has all been wiped out and
heben enlarged twice oberu an !
have heard odders assert dat it didn't
forbid iyin, stealth and passin off bad
money, My friends you am sadly
mistaken. He'll is jst as bot as
eber, and heben hasn't got any more
room. la lookin obsr some Of de
changes last night | selected out
few paragraphs which hsb gineral
BARN Fur instance, it am jist as
wicked to steal watermelIyons as it
was las y'ar or de var befo', an de
skeercer de crap de bigger de wick
edness.
No change has bin made in re
gard to loafio aroun de streets. DE
losfer am considered jet as mean
and low as eber he was, and | want
to add my belief dat he will grow
meaner in public estimashun all de
timepad siH .safs3@ beiiuJ
aeDe ten commandments am all
down hsah widout change. Stealth
and lyin and covAlin and runuin out
nights attn considered jis as bad as
eber.n gu l0I Ed Sa
II can't fine any paragraph in
which men am excused fir m Payin
DER hopest debts and suppQrtin DER
families. ,u "a. u.ds
Il can't 6nd whar poor man or
poor mans wife, white or black,
am 'spected to sling on any particler
style, sa, Ne.aa .,a ~. |
Dog fights, chicken Iiftio, poly
tics, plsyin keeids fur money. an
hangin aroun fur drinks, an all SIGH
low bizness am considered mesner
dan eber. Fact is, can't find any
change wha.eber which let's upon on
a man from bein plumb up An down
squar an honest wild de world Dey
have cha ged de word 'IIel' to
to 'Hades, but at de same time add
ed to de strength of de brimStum an
de size of de pit, and we want to
keep right on 10 de straight path if
we would avoid it. Don't let any
white man make you beIive dat we's
lost any Gospel by dis revision. or
dat Peter or Paul or Moses hab IN
dergone any change OF sperrit re
gardin de ways of libin respectfully
and dyin honorably.'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

The danger of violent exercise is
illustrated in the case of Prof. Cam
non, a Cincinnati athlete. He was
formerly a powerful man, and had
abnormally developed his muscles as
director Of a gymnasium. His health
failed suddenly year ago, and now
he is dying of consumption. He
firmly believes that his decline was
caused by blow in the chest, and
has brought a suit for damages
against the man who struck him ;
but the medical testimony all agrees
that be developed the disease by
straining hia system in lifting. A
common fea, with him was to lift
1900 pounds.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

"Fhe country ia sick Of Rspubli.
canism of which Mr.. Conkling is the
type. The Republican party is
tired of bossism, quar1els about pat
ronsge, slavery TO the machine and
tho craftsmanship Of the feed -trougb.
-NeU York Tribune.
Mr.. Conkliug, remarks the Cour
Ter Journalf is type of the Repub>
licanism which has conducted our
government for twenty years. He
was, up to a very recent date, the
recognized head Of the party He
asserts that he represents all there
is of Repu bIicanism, and we are in'
clined to believe him 'Bossism,
quarrels about patronage, slavery 10
the machine aud the sta esmansbip
of the feed.trough' have been the
distinguishing features Of RepublI
canism ever sine the war. The fight
with Andrew Johnson was over the
spoils, ard the party has been
wraogling over spoils ever since. -
The country is, indeed, sick of such
Republicsnism, and the best
thing the Tribune can do is to re-
pudiste the disgusting organization
and turn over a new leaf.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16
woMAN,s WISDOM.

She insists that it is more impOr
lance that her family shall be KEEP,
full health, than that she should nave
all the fashionable dresses aud styles
Of the times She therefore sees to
it, that each member of The family is
supplied with enough Hep Bitters,
at the 6rss appearance of. any symp-
toms of any i'll health, to prevent a
tit OF sickness with its attendant ex>
pense, care and anxiety All NO
men should exercise their wisdom in
this way.-Nes0 HaUeM Palladium.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

A NOVEL LAWSUIT There is
singular law suit cow being tried iat
Rhinebeck, New York. One George
Smith some years ago married a
very pretty girl of that village by
whom he had four children. A
wealthy bachelor who visited at his
house became greatly attached TO
Mrs. Smith, and in a joviaI way of
fered her husband $4,000 if be
would transfer her to him. Smith
accepted the offsr, and papers were
drawn up by lawyer transferring
all right and title to the woman to
the wealthy bachelor. George loan.
ed this money to bis brother and
now, q ,arreI having arisen be
tween them, be sues for the $1,000
which be received for the sale of his
wife.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16
A gentleman who has Just return

A gentleman who has just return
ed from visit to Talbotton reports
a strange phenomenon to the Colum :
bus Times. He says that a gentle
man, who lives few mites west OF
TaIbotton was il that place on last
Monday, and stated that a ehower
of honey fell on his premises the
night before. 1t fell in such guam
tity az to run off Of the house and
cover the ground in the yard
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

Four years ago, Judge ID B. Har-
rel, of Webster county, paid S33 for
twenty one sheep. Since that time
he has sold $40 worth of wool, $50
worth of sheep, ate a dozen, gave
away as many more. and has sixty
seven bead on hand He says be-
sides, that the manure fully pays for
their wintering Let our Cobb
couaty farmers take courage from
this.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16
BY BLACK SNAKES.

ATTACKED BY BLACK SNAKES.
The Americas Republican prints
the following tough yarn: "a coll
ored man named jasper, living eight
or ten miles from town, says that on
Friday he and his little boy, about
ten years old, we're hoeing cotton /;
that be was some distance ahead Of
the boy, who was working near the
edge of the field by some weeds and
bushes. He heard his boy boiler,
and looking around did not see him /;
he then ran to sea what was the mat
ter. On arriving at tbs spot ne
found The lad on the ground in the
coils of three large black snakes. -
On his appearance the snakes pre-
pared to fight him, and seeipg THAI
they wonld soon choke his boy to
death. he TOOK his picket knife and
cut the one that bad made the little
fellow very uncomfortable crava'
into half a dozen pieces, by inserting
he knife next 10 the lads neck and
cutting upward He then C ught
the Others by The head and with bis
knife cut them in two or three
pieces He was bitten several times
but he said III knowed black snake
bite wouldn't hurt much, aud let EN-
bite, so could save de boy 3; but |
had 10 take him to dc branch and
throw water on him long time
He is all right now. Dem black
snake is de mcanest 90 all de snake.
Dey don't let you know what dey
going to do tell dey is on you !"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

La, me = sighed Mrs. Partington,
here I have been suffering the biga-
mics of death for three mortal weeks.
First, was seized with a bleeding
chronology in the left hampshire of
the brain, which was exceeded by
the stoppage of the heart. This gave
me an inflammation of the borax and
now I'm sick with chloroformibus.
There is no blessing like that of
health, particularly when you're
sick
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

The Lacy boys of Madison, Wis,
went to menagerie and became
filed with the idea Of starting q
beast show Of their own, using such
material as was within reach. -
They painted stripes on white
pony for zebra. sheared the hind
half Of big Newfoundland dog for
a lion, cut off the fore legs Of calf
for a kangaroo. and we're about
make a tailess cat by choppiog wheu
their father discovered them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

Griscom, the faster, who is fur.
nisbing Chicago with the same sort
of amusement that Tanner supplied
for New York, is doing finely The
of Griscom and Tanner,
however. ought not to induce ordi'
nary people to try to live on air and
water, at least for more than day
at q time.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

A little son af Mr.. Daniel Lott, Of
Coffee county, was found under a
wash trough dead. The superstition
is that the little fellow was playing
in the trough when it turned over,
catching him uDder it and smother~
ing him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

The Bainbridge Democrat says il
seems that section "is to be swept of
its labor. The boom in railroad
building is taking eff the farm hands
by hundreds Only last week fifty
negroes Ief, this place for Alexsn-
dris. La, to work upon a railroad IN
that State"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

Government WASTE. The Prov
idence Evening Press says: The
Washington gaslighs company may
take the cake. 1t collected Sl7.50U
LAST year for gas furnished the Treas
ury department, although sill busi>
ness in the department cesses at 4
O'Clock every afternoon, aud does
begin until nine the next day. Some
body must be getting rich.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

There are people living in New
York who make living out of old
tin cans. selling them for as much as
FIVE dollars per load The buyers
melt them up for the lead and then
sell them again.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

The LAGRANGE Council has con-
cluded to permit the sale Of wbieky
in that town by the gallon on the
payment of i've hundred dollars IL
cense.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

Not only have all the Sunday
shows in Cincinnati been closed by
the new Mayor, but ne insists that
Saturday night entertainments. in
Guiding public balls, sbalI stop at
midnight
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

The Atlanta papers report one ct
the mos, remarkable religious reviv
ais on record, 10 progress at Evans
Chapel in that city Over 100 per-
sons have united with the church.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

The man who is making money
rarely has time 10 do anything else.
Philanthropy is seldom the attend-
ant of wealtb--it finds its devotees
in less privileged circles.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16
Che 5slarletta 5oarmal,
Marietta Ca, Thursday, June 10, 1881.

A merchant in Lake City, Fla.
has received an order from New
York for $4,000 bushels of upland
rice, for which So centsis offered.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

Stories first heard at a mothers
knee are never wholly forgotten,
little spring that never dries up on
your journey through scorchiug
years. rs
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

There are over S362,90O 600 of
national bank notes 10 circulation,
and yet how often they elude our
grasp.-New Haven Register.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

Among the indians of Central
America the wife buys provisions for
her husband, and he pays her each
meal. ....
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

The Figaro asserts that of twenty
marriages in the higher and middle
classes 10 Paris, i've are the work of
professional matrimonial agents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

The Japanese stage is made to
revolve. While one scene is before
the public another is in process Of
arrangement.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-16

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