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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-01-12
$ ANra CLAUS

Has for the time taken up quarters at D.
+ cClatchy's store, appoints every pa
rent his special agent and suggests that you
make up your selections tor Christmas very
soon, you will find many articles from
which TO select and save time and money.
Christmas comes but once a year, make
your wife and the little ones happy by some
Kind remembrance, we have an elegant rs.
Sortment of Lamps, both handsome and
plain elegant Perfumery, Pocket knives
from 10 cts To $3 so a variety of Dolls and
otler toys, Fire crackers &c, Toilet Sets
and vases remarkably cheap. bought in
large lots, my stock Of Groceries is larger
than ever before Canned goods a big lot,
Oka and Tomatoes, Canned Beef, Fresh
Canned Mackcrel, Salmon, Holsters, Pine
apples, Peaches, Sardnes, Deviled Ham
Nc, Citr0n, Currants, Raisins, Prunes,
Fresh Lemons and Oranges, Fine Northern
Apples, fine lot of Hams, Cheese and
Crackers, Fresh Pork Sausage, quite Sc
lection of Candies, the best stick, and all the
fine Candies, Cream Dates, Cream Figs,
Cordial Drops and a number Of other kinds,
anything you want in Candies. Have you
tried or seen one of those Ideal Coffee Pots,
If not, you know not what you are losing
A big lot of the best Gilt Edge butter Re
member my I'aFched Coffee, also the best
Green Coftees see those elegant decorated
Chamber Sets, those nice Tea Sets, no
trouble to show goods Polite attention as
sured, we expect Dressed Turkeys for
Christmas, we have spared no pains to
please. thanking you kindly for your very
liberal patronage and hoping to ever merit
the same,
| remain very respectfully.
y. +. MCCLATCHY.
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HILL AND FELTON,.

A few days ago Mr.. Hill was interviewed
by Mr.. Grady as to the new independent
radical coalition in Georgia. Mr., Hill ex-
pressed his emphatic condemnation OF the
movement and said it was an attempt to
africanize Georgia and disturb her tranquil
ty and prosperity, lie expressed the Kind
est feelings OF friendship for DR.. FELTON, and
believed he started out with honest and
patriotic motives, but like all independents
their inevitable tendency was in to the
camp of the enemy.
DR.. FELTON, in Tuesdays Constitution re-
plies to Mr. Hill or rather abuses him in a
furious and frenzied frame of mind. In
stead of discussing the issue in question. as
to its wisdom or patriotism. DIR. FELTON, flies
OIL in a tangent and pours out the Walls of
his wrath upon Mr.. Hill in most undigni
fled manner displaying none of those chart
table. christian principles he breaches to
Others but deigns not TO practice. lie
shows that instead OF cherishing u friend
ship for Mr.. Hill, he has assumed virtue
he possessed not, and that in his heart lurked
the deepest animosity. and he seems glad of
the opportunity to tell Mr.. Hill what he
thinks of him But DR. Felton's letter is
characteristic of his mode of political war
fare. That is his style Nituperaton, cal
jimmy and besmirching of personal character
are the weapons of his choice. lie seeks TO
place Mr.. Hill on the defensive and distract
his attention from the main points at issue,
This done he hopes to gain an advantage
that he is shrcwd enough to turn to good
account. But Mr., Hill will not be caught
by such chaff, DR.. FELTON, will have to face
the music and discuss the subject of his eau
Gus with the Radicals in Atlanta in his effort
at forming the independent radical coalition
to Mahoneize Georgia at the bidding of
President Arthur, who promises the patron
age of his stalwart administration as an in,
centive to befoul ones own nest with trea.
sonable spells.
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ACWORTH.

The season of fun and irolc has passed
and our people have settled down to bust
ness again. We notice several changes in
our business circles.
Mr.. Dick Northcutt has gone into the
mercantile business with the Collins Bros.
We regret TO learn that our young
friend, Chas. i. McGregor, who has been
for the last year with s. Lemon & Go, has
decided to go to Dallas, his former home.
He has made many friends here and will be
greatly missed in Acworth society.
Mr.. II. l.. Roberts, another one Of our
clerks, has bought out the branch store OF
Awtrey, Cooper IL Co., at Cherokee Mills,
and will take charge soon.
Miss Barna Ellis from Camilla, Ga,
who has been for some time visiting Miss
Tommie Northcutt, has returned home.
Little Maude Cook recently paid our
town a visit, and gave an entertainment at
the Christian Church. She is certainly a
prodigy in the way OF musical talent be
ing only little over six old years old, and
blind from her birth. Aud even at that
tender age can play almost any piece OF
music after hearing it once.
...Rev. H. NJ. Quillian, who takes the
place of Rev. w j. Scott on the Acworth
circuit for the present year has moved to
our town and preached his first sermon last
Sunday. JUSIUs
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Guiteau Taken out and Lynched by
the Ihfuristed Mob!

Might be fit termination OF the disgusting
farce now being enacted at Washington, but
the thlifty housewife is now absoi bed in the
endeavor to make household expenses come
down to point that will make up for the
additional expensea incurred during the
Christmas holidays, consequently she is
trading at T. l. Hunt u Co.'S where they
sell groceries of the best quality IL bottom
prices. Canned Tomatoes, 6 cans to tho
dollar Corn, Okra and Tomatoes, Peaches.
Rsspberres, Cherries, Apples, mackerel,
salmon, Holsters, oysters &c. Thurbers
"Deep Sea- Mackerei and ! 'hurings cele-
brated Pride OF the Sea" brand. New
Smoked Sugar Cured Hams. Lard, BaeOH
Syrup, choice New Orleans, Florida Syrap,
a CHOICE article bought personally while in
sSavaanah; Apples, Oranges cocoanuts,
candies, crackers of all varieties, Kerosene
oil the new Georgia fire test of120 degrees,
Pickles &c In fact Our STOCK of Groceries
are selected with care and VIZ sell nothing
that we connot recommend as the best ~
We have on hand stock of Boots and Bro
gan Shoes that we will sell at cost tor cash,
as we wish % c0pfne our business exclu.
sively to groceries and crOckery and glass
ware first class assortment OF which we
will always keep on hand. Fresh fish aud
oysters from the coast, Tennessee Sausage
at l25 cents pound, The highest market
price paid for produce ia cash or trade.
Respectfully,
r. L. HUNT & Co.
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Some issues ago we chronicled the
killing Clone Ilagy, of Bristol, Tenn
by passet ger train of the +. 4. V.
T. Ga Railroad circumstances hove
brought to light the fact that the man
killed was not from Bristol, but was
supposed to be Pets Hartley resi-
dent Of the county, and who had
been missing since the aforesaid ac>
cident So strong we're the suspi
cisus that the dead was Hartley, that
the body was raised in the presence
of his family, a few days ago, and
his real identity established beyond
a doubt The scene at tho grave
was heartrending, the wife and little
children seeming heart broken --
Suit will be instituted against the
road. - Dalton Citizen.
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TOWN TALK.

New Year was quietly observed.
Mr. f. II. Myers has secured position
at Tyner l. Wilson's drug store in atlanta,
We regret losing him.
What few entertainments We have,
even if the performance is u humbug,
there should be some better system about
seats that have been deserved,
IA coiored man RECEIVED the capital
prize at the sleight of hand, gilteatertaip
But perhaps it like the watch had 'patent
outside"
Several Atlanta boys were in the city
last week.
Would it not he geAeroHa not IN Capt
r. A. An lersoR the new Supt. OF the w.
s. A. r. r. if he would renew the return
ticket system to Atlanta that we had before
the Exposition The discontinuance of the
system was Cue to some misunderstand
between Gen. Mp Rae and our city council,
which has adjusted satisfactorily and now is
it just that our citizens should still bear the
burden of reGtified disagreement that they
had nothing to ia with in the hegianingT
AS couple apparently unconscious to
all around passed by close observer few
Sunday nights since, the young man posi-,
lively remarked Tell me tonight or new.
err" Can SONS one who has passed through
this "stage of the game" give US an expla'
nation.
miss Clio Sheiman of Stilisboro IL Wis.
| ting at the Kennesaw House.
Not even depredatlons of burglars nor
the baby sick with collie, nor the raging o.
a thunderstorm, nor the iancful illusions o.
a nightmare can equal the arousing nature
of telegram at II p m, calling for more
margins.
Mr.. w. A. McCrea has bought wind
mill for pumping water for his garden aAd
household purposes.
We are glad to state that Miss Annie
Strong who has been quite sick, is able 10
| be out.
Misses Salle and Hattie Camp left last
Monday to visit Miss Sallle Craig of Selma
Alabama
THE sad and sudden death Of Mr..
Charles W. Baker at Roswell on New
Years day was great shock to his many
friends.
Mr. r. w. Glover has bought lot op:
posite his mothers residence 90 Dallas. st.
and will erect residence thereon. Tom
believes in getting the cage before the bird.
Miss Carrie Whitlock is visiting friends
in Augusta.
...Some OF our citizens who thought of
selling out and going to Atlanta that they
might live a life of case made from the
profits on cotton futures, have probably
changed their minds, as their laugh now il
not below the chin.
ONCE A WEEK.
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Marietta market.
[ Corrected Weekly by our Merchants.

COTTON 9 to III cents per pound
CORN 81 10 per bushel.
HAYS 30 to $50
BRAE-S 100
OATS75 ce-nts
WHEAT IS to 81 40 per bushel.
FLOUR s. 90 50 00to per barrel.
MEAL-Sl.lO per bushel
BULKMEAT--st l04 cents per pound.
LARD-H 10 l5c per pound.
SUGARS Crushed and Powdered, Is cents
GRADUATED III cts Extra &. III Brown ~ cts
SALT-Liverpool Salt 81 10 per Sack. Vir-
gina Salt sl.25 Sack.
COFFEE Java Coffee $50 cents per pound.
Rio Coffee l2tto II cents.
SYRUP-New Orleans IS cents pen
gallon. Florida Is 10 10 Drips 60 TO IS.
Georgia Cane 90 to 70 cents.
PEAS-sIO0 per bushel
RICE-9 to 10 cents per pound.
COUNTRY PRODUCE-Buying prices
from Wagons-Eggs 10 to 20 cents. Chickens
IL to ~ cents Butter 70 % cents.
FACTORY GOODS-79 shifting 6: "A
sbeeting n cents Factory yarn 81 90 to 81 10
Bunch; Prints tot Bleach 81 irtingsG 70
IA; Jeans Is so; Concord Jeans so.
LINES bashel barre 30 cts, to 81 20.
NAILS-Per key, 1Od 1875; Sd, $500;
Cd. 5I,25 4d $3.50
lRON-'rire II by inch 4cts., smaller sizrs
1c advance Rod Gets. Axes $40 TO 81.
Ames Shorels sl2 Rowland's Sl2 Grind
stones Bets Solid cast steel K. X Is. Cast steel
lScts springs 32c; axles l0all sad iron Sc,
horse shoe nails 20 to %; b Hames so.
HARDWARE Hollowware to cents
Betting - per cent off list. Manila rope Ice.
Cotton 25c; Jule rope l6c; Cotton cards $3.50
per dozen. Axle grease $I.l0 per dozen.
Picks per doz. $40. hattocks 81.
rHER-Calf skins, Domestic $40 to
Si5 per dozen French s45 to sos. Harness
leather IS 40cis per pound sole leather. hem
lock- 81 oak As to so; split 40c; kips, coun
try 60 to 70 per pound. Pegs 5c,s. per pint
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SHOT by HIS DOG.

While Mr.. jeff Hightower, son of
Mr.. Robert Iiightower, was out
hunting near Graham's, s c., on
last Friday, he met with fatal &C,
cident, While leaning upon his
gun, his dog began to jump up and
play with his master, and 10 Jump,
ing up and dowo his foot struck The
hammer of the gun, and the force
not being sufficient to cock it, the
hammer went down ard tho whole
load was discharged in the face and
neck of the unfortunate young man,
inilicting a painful and mortal
wound, from tho effects of which he
died on Tuesday, the 2nd inst.
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GOO COFFEE.

Ey,ryh ,Iy.yy.uf, It. but very few grt It,
bncnusn most y ,o;,la do not know hoy TO
select c,,cr e. or 10 is spoiled in th,lolsting
ar maxim, no obvnto these dlfls ultio,
hn. h.s1' am. study Tbur,er's p,cknre
tnlr.os are .clrclp by an ryonrt VIII, un-
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HARRINGTON MILLS,
NEAR ROSW ELL, GA.
FOR SALE.

Property consists of three forty acre lots
aud fractions of two others, in all about li6
acres Dwelling and two oulhnuses. two story
Mil Building 30 10y 65 fert Grist Mill and Saw
Mill, one - inch turbine and one Is foot over.
shot wheel; Dam of Rock celnentel race &c,
all built new one year ago both water wheels
in good order The turbine aud ia gearing
were thoroughly repaired last November
About 100 acres are cleared, the balance in
good timber; IL acres is fine River bottom
Situated , miles from Roswell on the Chatta
hooehee River where Wlleo Creek Joins it,
and IL l. mes down the river from the telm
nus of the Roswell Kali Road The property
is under mortgage in favor OLA r. Heath OF
Roswell in the sum of upwards of five hundred
and fifty dollars, interest included. This
amount may bs deducted and halan; paid
No attempt has been made to forecOse' APP
ply at journal office.
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POETS CORNER.

The days when cupid sped his dart
To reach the Unconscious maiden heart
Were days of pleasure to the swain
Who hoped for him that heart to gain.
When he with anxious earnest thought
This Archer 5 favor still hesought
And felt most keen the pangs OF fear
When cupid deigned not him TO hear
These days we sing, when hearts were tried
When some had hope and hope had died
When from the Archer's constant wiring
or bow and shaft, sped on the wing
Many pleasant hope ran high
Ana many hope was born to die;
But sterner days have dawned since then
Now maids are MAIDS and men are men.
The love that now controls the heart,
Comes not from Cupid's poisoned dart.
1t is truth that all must own,
A truth Of nature, inward bora.
That when the curse of want appears
The bliss OF love dissolves ia tears,
The fool has tried the shortest line
From point to point in space or time,
And this we find of easy note,
That mans heart is down his throat.
We have told you time and again if you
want to get and retain u mans love you
must feed lsan well, for his heart can al
ways NC IeaChSu through His appetite. -
Granting this 10 be SO, then the next thing
TO do is 10 find where you can buy the best
Groceries, excepting in mind the cheapest
place. If you don't know your next door
neighbor viii; tell you that A. Y. Leake y
Co., keeps the largest assortment, the pur-
est goods, and sells them cheaper than any
thing. Call around and you will be sur
prsed to learn what nice Goods they are
selling over their counters at such low
prices They take this occasion to wish
zach and every one of their customers and
friends happy and prosperous new year,
and to tender their grateful thanks for the
liberal patronage received last year, aud SO
licit the same for the year 1892, promising
TO give all who may favor them with their
patronage, the best goods for the least
moaey, Your friends
A. Y. LEAkE j. Co
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TITS A WELL KNOWN FACT

among physicians that Bnchu juniper and "a
rera Bravo in combination are the best RENE
dies in the world for any disease Of the Blad
der or Kidneys and that not less than one
half Of the human family, both male and female
suffer from arrangement OF those organs, and
neglect or failure to Use proper remedies bur
rv many to untmey graves. Numerous com
hinations have been tried for Gravel, Brick
Dust Deposits, Bright's Disease Weakness in
Back ami Hips, produced, by arrangement OF
Bl,dder aud Kidneys but none with sach han
Ivy results rs Rankin's Extract of Buchu and
Jun iper If you suffer from any disease OF
those organs, get a botle-one or two VIII
relieve you
Prepared only b., Hunt; Rankin q Lamar
Atlanta. Ga Sold by all Druggist.
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Sole by all Druggists.
rr IS FnuND AT LAST !

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUM
i!4,y era is dawning upon woman Hithef'o
she has been called upon TO suffer tue lis %
mankind aud her own besides The requent
aud distressing Irregularities peculiar to her
sex have Long been 10 her thee ''dlretul spring
Of woss unnumbered In the mansion OF me
rich and hoyel If poverty alike woman has
been The constant yet patient victim OF a thous-
ana M unknown 10 man and without rem
edv. oh Lord. how long in the agony Of
her soul. hath she cried: But now the hour OF
her redemption is come. She Wi suffer no
more. tor lSradfipId's Female Regulator, WON
ana Best Prieud is for sale by all Druggists.
Prepared ~ Dr. j. Brsdheld Atlanta, Gs &,
price, 81 so per bottle
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No More Hard Times.

Ifyou stop spending so much on fine
clothes, rich food and style, buy good heal
thy food cheaper and better clothing, get
more real and Substantial things oflile every
way, and especially stop the foolish habit Of
employing expensive. quack doctors or us
ing SO much of the vile humbug medicine
that does you only harm, and put your
trust in that simple, pure remedy, Hop
Bitters that cures always at tritiing cost,
you will sec good times and have good
health. -Chr0Hicle.
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Christmas Tree.

A Christuhs tree Was planted in the bap-
fist Church at Powder Springs on Monday
night the Goth ult., bearing many nice
presents for the old and young and toys for
the children. The writer desires to express
his gratitude to his friends for the many
nice presents found on the tree, for his
would be humble self and especially for
the little box thas contained the ready cash,
tor this | take off my hat and make an
humble bow to Mrs l.. & Mrs. c. and any
others that may have assisted in getting it
up. Respectfully, r. BABER.
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TO COUNTY OFFICERS. new law
regulating legal advertising has cut prices
down so lew, that while we propose TO com
ply with the law, others must do the same,
and we must insist that in every case the
printers fee must be collected and paid in
advance. This gives less trouble. The
law fixes the rates as follows "For each
one hundred words, the sum of seventy-five
cents for each insertion for the first four in
sertions and for each subsequent insertion
thirty-five cents for each one hundred
wnrds -
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IpskkHEE ALA JuIy O. lG."'
Dr u J Moiie,t-Dsan SsE-Justiae to you
demands that should give you my experience
with your excellent medicine Tee'hna Our
little girl Just thirteen months old has had
much trouble with teethiug. Every remedy
acas exhausted in tie shape Of prescriptions iron;
our family physician. Her bowels continued
to pass off pure blood and burning fever con
tnurd for days at time Her lite was almos
despared of Her mother determined to try
Te-thinq. aud in day or two there was
fTTeaf 'change-new life had returned-the
bowels we're nearly regular, and, EhEqqnfs (,
4setkjaa. tie little babe Is aoe d9.Rg !7e"
Yonrs, eto, u. " melfE En-
Editor srd Proprietor Tuskegee "a a } Neg1-
Messrs Lamar Rankin 4 Lamar-Geatte-
1en-My wife han been troubled for several
months with bronchitis, and during that time
tiled nearly everything imaginable, without
the slightest benefit A friend of hers to whom
/ mentor ed il told me to get bottle OF Brew
er's Lung Restorer, which did, and tess than
one bottle cured her entirely will recon
mend it to all who are similarly affected.
Yours very truly,
NATHAN c. MUNR0E.
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The DR.. HARTER MEDICINE COMPANY,
Of st. Louis, Mo-, is one Of the most honor
able Ond substantial establishments in the
country Or. Iarters Iron Tonic is one
Of the standard and most highly esteemed
preparations Of the day, and justly enjoys
wide and increasing sale. This is brought
about by the high merit Of the goods and
the ludicious and extensive manner in
which they are advertised throughout the
country Laudatory columns might be
easily written in their praise but with
goods 50 able to speak for themselves, sim.
pie facts serve better purpose lies
HoiHes, (Iotco) Western H'tfm J0uhdi.
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Pianos and Organs.
GRAND SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE.

For Christmas, 1881, make yourself and FAM
ily happy by the iift OF Piano or an Organ,
that willsfll your home with music, not only
for day, but for lifetime
Special Holiday Sale.-3O0 frs, class Insiru.
msnts from six best makers 1863 styles all
grades all prices. but competition with cheap
makers We sell none but Reliable Instru
ments from old makers. Others may deceive
purchasers with offers of $1,000 Pianos for S225,
and u Stop Organs for S65. but we won't.
Gold dollars cant be bought for 30 cents. The
true economy lies in purchase of Reliable In
strument, cost what it may.
Best Instruments for least money. is our
claim, aud in this we compete with the world
Send for catalogues and Special Holiday Sale
Prices. Address
LUDDES 81 BATES. Savannah, Ca,
Tle Great Wholesale Southern Piano and Or
Le Dealers.
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The HARPER Whiskey is the result of
the experience Of twenty two years, IN which
time tbr manufacture has been perfected 80 as
To produce an article az pure and nutritious as
bread made of the grain from which 1t Is origi
na!lv distilled with mellow taste, delicacy OF
favor and exhIaratng quality unsurpassed by
any ever made in Kentucky.
|. w. HARPER, Distillei
Nelson County, KY.
!. H. COOPER, Sole Agent,
Marietta Ga.
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To One Who Can Best Understand

Tie sun with MONDAY beauty,
The twinkling orbs of night.
May shine with all their splendor,
Rejecting heavens light
Till clouds do Intervene,
And darkness change the scene.
Hiding heaven from the view
But not thy image from my soul;
Intercepting love from me
Tho dark tides and waves may roll,
Making life heavy sea. ONO.
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Property For Sale.

Persons having Farms, Mills, or Houses
for Sale or Rent, would do well to consult
u.s. We will Advertise the same in the
MARIETTA JOURNAL and will charge moth
ing for the Advertisement unless we make
Sale, we charging only n reasonable com
mission. Call and seeUs, at the JOURNAL
Office
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Thanks.

Canton, July, 3D. 1852.
MESsRs EpIToRS Permit " through your
columns 10 return our thanks to the Marietta
Silver Gornet Band for the delightful serenade
given us while in v0ur city on The 29th ult -
With our best wishes for their future prospect.
ty aud happiness individually and collective.
iy we are, most
Respectfully.
Mr.. aud Mrs. JAnFZ GAIT.
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MACON "a, 1870

MACON "a i5HU-
NKSSRs. LAMAR RANKIN q iAMAR-"e"-
tIemen-Yon will remember my going 10 yon
soro. time since and getting two bottles Of
brewers Lung Restorer tor friend who wasD
down il bed. hardly able to move. aud !
promised 10 I-t you know its effects will
say that the gentleman who used it was up in
a weeks zine aud looked two hundred per
cent. better than he had in months and hope
will oe entirely cure of the disease
XoIrs respectfully.
A. I. ABEL.