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The Dillon tribune., 1883-01-27
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE,

Attwo. oclock p. IL. on hast Thursday
the Council and House met in joint session
At Helena to receive the first message Of
G. vernon Crosby. The message isvery
short, and to the point. The Governor re.
fers to the deadlock in the Council and
vote, For short residence in Montana,
the Governor takes positive positions on
territorial matters which VIII subject him
to criticism. ssssss8 +
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a4H
Is n plajGcto f sre4ines ll1nelta9 yeogks
q Dillon bas been ddllscnssed % n 1lIninsd
lextent heresnense IN lie columns u ths
TRlsUNR, but the enterprise has never 66en
earnestly cOnsldesed until qssiet recently.
IhsEentpf1 "a adelsiI p4B4o f d.
9osAs sofer .poiet pr err tion a
FSahplinS AK6ki. -, 6trDtkA u sttedE
ton Of number OF gentemen, and there
p now q movement On foot locking toward
capit3i ssoek .osJsdia (h9 Works early next
spripg. In fact the AMOUNT 81 money re.
Cquired to put the works n active operation
Pc already assured; NJ. Jos n. I.aSwiil, \
gentleman Of many years experience in
tApdlieg auartE1n9 orss, md ssho has had
extensive experience In tassayfnk and camp
ling, pruposes = erect'the- osslose
to Dillon. Mr:~LaTwii1 is-backsd " saen
sfth plenty Of csetal, spd he has game to
omaha and.the East . .pgsPaae plaaa and
Mr.. Laswill reports favorably there will be
No delay Il commencing opessaions.
Quartz districts, developed and undevel-
oped, are located on nearly every eide Of
Dillon, and these. distsicts are all within q
comparatively small circle oftfe sown. The
districts lying close enough to be greatly
benefited BY having Samplirg Works n
operation at Dillon are Ruby, Shertdan,
Tidal Wave, Silver Star, Iron Rod, Roch-
ester, Mccarthy Mountain, Birch Greek,
Argenta, Blue Wing, Rannack, Bald Noun.
tain, and Elkhorn. With suitable works
IN operation here, the ores from al these
districts would be brought to this lx,int for
sampline. There b nothing d hinder, the
pushing Of the enterprise forward. The
number Of men of capital IN Dillon and
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400, 900 New York and Key
w est C'gars to arrive in few days,
At l.. {. Fyhrie & Co.'S.

Christmas and New Years have gone and now
You can nuy Gents Furnishing GooIs ut Sweet 4
as:.'siwin'~ at reduced prices a
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Jast received, ut Sweet i baldwin, s. a fine stock
nj Hats and Caps.
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&
Comfy, 90 ~ fiouss \. Hslsssa, il ~
cheap tnlkW snemhef. u Fss.s: ~
TIE Preahytefy of Moptana meeis H.,
Deer LnSage On Friday, Febfaary. IT.
Buffalo hides, " Tie wasos, ia. IT, br.
ing cold by the hunters Il Miles CITY.
Telegraphic, communication from Helena
;vfa Boseman 70 ST. Paul Il now establtshea.
Successful mining oper atoms are carried
on In ten Of the twelve counties Of Mon.
tana. Tsi4s#
Col. Irvine, q prominent and highly re.
spected citizen Of Deer Lodge died on last
It is proposed.to erect q bridge At cost
Of $780, over the He'll Gate river, near
.M1esoula. .. s'5...s.
Baron O'Keefe's canyon, fourteen mile.
"beyant" Missoula, 10 reported to be live.
y place now. !
The Hxs6asdwas says that the quartz ex.
element about White Sulphur Spriaxs is
ut . fever heat. -
The Ice crop being harvested throughout
the Territory this winter Il reported 10 be /:
NsssseO0ssy &OOOs
The Alameda mine, near Virginia CITY
produces ore that nets Sr77 per ton at ill.,.
Glendale s,nelter.
! The Wallace mining district In Misroula
county Is attracting the attention Of quartz
sharps ana experts.
A Butte blase on last Sunday morning ;.
destroyed property valued ut $4,000, which
was insured for $500 ss'~-s !.
A tunnel has been started to open the
wonderful cave recently discovered In the
Maiden mining district. :.
Gen. Penrose, At Fort Missouls. has n.
vented \ new teie.ranh kev g. ,..h;..h :.
patent has been applied for. r..
A petition for : nnhl,c ro.a f.c,,, a.,
Missouri Valley to Whit. S.l,,hn. Srr,n ms
is to be nut in circulation. 't's'
p,.l,,n,n.-v r..,..,..,...
.,L,s e,'. .n..., nsso.'auone are pending
works In Alder Gulch next Snrine ,"e''"s
The First National R.nl = IT,. ).
HnS A"ns 4NAssOuAA 9SUR Os 11SlSn4, IN
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At Cost I

Mrs Dinsley, will sell, for the next thirty .lays
~! "'len g'n'ds (tiosicry. Knit Hoods, Ladies
Underwear, -tc.), At cost
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The Cassidy Sulky Plow has no landslide, but Il
Al Scbrvc, Ferris h Whites.
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Fer 11AO 08<31AGA0V01 - : fes
The Aot0ph0n0, IN automatic musical .inseyu..
:neni. and five pieces Of music tor oS.on. Any child
can play the most difficult music at sight Gail ~
the Furniture Store and examine them.
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COST I

We offer during tn. res, ul III. On the E,lIo,v
ing At cost, Tor cash: sttcns. Lined Cloves Child.
rsl's !-egglns, Wooi Scaris, Women and Chiliren's
Lined bnots, smw i'acs, Men and Huys' Caps
Aa'1 IN and K~t prices, rs we mean business
KIRKPATRICK ltxOs.
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Just received 1T Seoree, Ferris Il Waite's, as.ooo
Ds genuine English Cumberland BLACKSMITH +
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Call at Sweet l. Rallyvin.s and look at their new
stock of Shirts and Gloves.
~>~,~~~~~<~c~~~~~-e~>-~
\ new invoice Of Bo0ts and Overshoes ;ust re-
ceivel Ut Sweet 4 Huiwin's.
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A fine assortment OF Mem Diagonal Dress Suits
nst received at I, w. Poindexter's
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sain Wagons. Peters Harness, Moline and Cas-.
ady Flows, everybody knows the hest. For
sale by Schrcc, Ferris 4 White.
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AT THE OLD LOG STORE .
You will still find

ovVEs ADV011G n
With large and Gacly selected stuck If GrSrtSiea
and General Merchandise, Do not fail to give them
acali. far you will dad To your neescst 10 nv thsr
g,'nds and prices. s''Ps
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5 R Rs. be- fqs sale at II: gse: Z:
bale seyeas Load. Also. 9.ain for saleb
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Mrs. ]. T. Dingley Is agent for the light.
running Home Sewing Machine.
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90 IT, Mrs. Hlanson's. for Dr. Balls Health
Preserving Corset. They ar. the best wearing and
adapted to fieshv women.
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New Iuz-1aAtSax.Ql ts1
Just received At Butts Furniture Store Blackwell
nut Bedroom Suits, Redsteads, Cot Beds. A lin.
Ii of Rockers, Mattresses, Chromos, Panel Pic.
iurss, phnt,Kr.ph Frames, Picture Nails, Brackets
Toilet Cases. Etc.
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T.. Peters, Harness, in large quantities, at Sc
hrcc, Ferris & Whites.
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T. W. Poindexter has on hand fine selection OF
Ladies'. Misses and Chil,rens FUR SETS, suit.
able tor Holiday presents. Prices from B., 90 10 9so
Ais. large variety Of Misses and Chil,lren's
KNIT JACKETS and HOODS, Nubias, Lace
c"!'ars' fancy silk liandkcrchiets. and numerous
other articles for The Holidays.
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B'in Wagons.the Frcigl,ter's Favorite-at Sc.
l'res, Ferris l. Whites.
The Dcderick Hay Press. Remember the Mace
Al the Fish Wagon Depot.
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1t you want any pure California
Wines, call at L. G.. F. & Co.'S.

kirkpatrick hros. have few uyercoatx left md
are sellnx them IT cost.
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to match. is just what you want to put your hy Ia
shape for any m ,rkst. For sale only ~ Tie John
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To The Isaeaaea.
u &c wash water il hard, Or you
wish to save half the labor or wash. day.
send round to kirkpstrick's and get i
lssr Or SlDDALl1'S SOAP.
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go to Sweet l. Baldwin's for Fresh Creamery
Rutter.
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100 barrels OF kentucky Whistles /,
bond, by L. c. Fyhrie & Co.
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hac'ne Carriage Carntanys celebrated Spring
wagons are the moss. Al ScDrcc, Ferris Il Whites
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IS
Il
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! re - 81 81
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+ 49, ssssssyyssgsys \ txSNsSss3h
paz11 4 1Ie6 ENXDY 4 i ~y,1m \ s,ssts
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sa NOs61E WgGS1 rs q VNA1hU
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as.sno; !. 1ssOAeSEN' -. W.
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Finest Boots west Of Omaha II Sweet 4 Bald.
N..x. a. H.. ,h.rr,n.,..s~ !. ..,..,,,. s..~..
,,iS ,.. - ''s w., y es1a = swS:me
Blankets and ee.il. . cheap .or cash:
An immense stock Of Glassware. of all descrip-
tons, ALSO a full line of Q,,eensware. At r. ".
Poindcxter.x
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sweet
rick Bros.
Six rhou,snd Fiss,s 80 Css-,. ,,,.. -.
revived at Sweet + Baldwin'.. -
80 -. -~,.~..--
@0E VAO 1RoA1&1AV0S %S@7
nsa., saa az pises: q music Tor ss%@ Any es,id
the Furniture Store and examine them. =
~:~~~~:~.~ 5000 49,.
l<,nd hv n E.,h.s. q, ~
- y'"N ~ ~
49, :,
ssoEs: ano Aote Se0es IT Kirkpatrick 0Fne'.
1t you want any pure California
w HueSs Cali AT Il. -. r. Il Cos.
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N"aPsulCk osOs. nave lew OveFc0Ats left and
>~~-~Ss 49,: ~. ... 81.
oaa aaa ~ -,
6S0s00O new 1 Ork and Kew
" oSN ';....r a.
=. lew uayS,
NJ L.. c. Fvhrie g. (~nss
Christmas and New Years nav. .on. ,,a ,,,,,
YOU can buy Gents Furnisi,inv S:,sst =, S..'. y
ls:.luwi,,'s 1T reduced ,,r;.,.s 1900 " ''sees q
~--~o-~~s--r-.----,r
AZ ooak
A., NIT,
m 40 .1nsaey, VII scn Ton the next thirty days
r.. w.sDsn &n1us (tiOs!csy knit Hoods, Ladies
1"oc'wea'' .-sc.h At cost
~~"~~~--~-~~-~~o~>~~-->-~
-
IL the wash water in hard. nr vnn
spn.i ,ro,.ma In xi.k,,.es:.s.,
s....,. ~ y. essIacAS ana ges
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W. offer during tn. res, uI III. seas On the follow
nv ~ COST, lof :;.s' Mittens. Lined Gloves, Child
lIv.rsh.ss H,,xs,s ..,t ~ onsn ana Ch,idrent
81.
Gail in and w prices W. W.. n. ;'.,s 1.ps'
kIxxr.rrs"s ls.ox
Go to Mrs. Hansons. for Dr. Balls Health
adapted to feshy women.
maj FhessS.
~ .',. ssE'e ~ just r,ceived by The John
IS, Kegs Of syrup al rock bottom nr,..s a, sw..,
~ '"''w"s'
\ fresh supply a. Eggs and Butter jus, received
,~.~".>~~~~~~~,.~-~~~~~
Just received ut Se,ree, Ferris Il Whites ae ar
Ds genuine Engiisn Cumberland blacksmith
coal.
Racine Carriage com,any's celebrated sprou
>~-~--~-~------~-,---~ - '''"'s D
\ large a~aor, nent o. FANCY GOODS, OF ev.
Iey's. - - - - D'"K'
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AoU00 TO 1HN~
Inquire n karx k&r.,e
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For ), new Hat 70 To sweet A. R,,l.;,,.
800 - ~-'S"" ~
TN. po;cd.x,.r ,... -, ,,...,,. g.
81: y, '''o ~se' MAS on nand me selection Of
A~IutGS Misses ana (hlI,irSnsB FUR SETS xuit.
able for Holiday presents Prices from L. En- -, ~
Als., "A l.r.r.. v..r;.,v ~ sx;, 49,, 49,, 80 80
kNIF JACKETS and HOODS, Nutias, Lace
collars, fancy silk Handkerchief and numerous
.h.,. ---'~~
''>' 80 ''>'es . wi .''s i'"'"ass'
nv ~ sweet ~ ItalHWnS Tor Fresh CreImerv
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\ large assorl ncnt OF FANCY GOODS, OF ev
cry description, Just received at Mrs. NJ. A. Ding.
ley's. " '6
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An immense stock Of Glassware, Of all descrip-
tons, also, full line Of Qs,eensware, At T. ".
Pondcxter's.
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Now, as the Thermometer 10 twenty-five dexrees
yellow zero, Sweet 4 Baldwin will sell yoa 6nc
Blankets and Qailts cheap tor cash.
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\ large lot Of cheap Bcdsteads Just received a
the Dillon Furniture Store. =. n
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THE DEDERICK HAY PRESS,
Four styles just received by The John
w. Lowell Wagon Company,
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fresh supply I" Eggs and fsutter jus. received
at sweet l. haIlwin's.
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Hors: and Mule shoe. =. Kirkpatrick B.os..
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xEoU00 TO RDNw.
Inquire OF kirxpatrick bros. g..
For :, new Hat 10 to Sweet II BAltwin'x
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a. ~ ,its...
Buox1s1~ 1ooA10.

Fines. Boot. Yves. Of Omaha .. s~r.. & Bald.
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Wenpw I'VE the finest and m ,st co,nple,e stock
-: GROCERIES, in Dillon, which We vii, sell
At law figures for cash.
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The Fnrntarc Store ut D..lon i, again in FULL
blast. and all who are In need Of Furniture viii
ma It to their interest n buy Vt once NJ ANN selling
goods way down: E: W. BurTs.
af
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or sAxe wx.lassax~a

Six Thousand Fixed STAR Ciezss, Just re.
rcived ut Sweet Il Bxldwis'a So 4
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Horse Prairie Butter, nice aud sweet, at Kirkpat-
rick Bros.
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'D Kegs Of Syrup At rock ,,,t,0n prices at Swe.,
II bhiuWln.k. $780, ~ >'~~>
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osss,s rs $3.50 ssss.s ~ &
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For California Underwear GO to Sweet 4 Bald.
wins, IuEY KEEP THE l3ESr
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A full stuck Of Rows and chiliren's Suits. at I
". FOandcxterS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-27

ei respectively 60 $3.50 aod st3a In 1850
thc Oh Instruments were replaced by new
ones, much 90 ihr comfort as well as the AL
vantage Of the pupil, In 1854 Doctor Wet.
mufr made . donation ~ iomc chemical ~.
ramius, and Judge Andrews gave a telescope
Hon. Iniher Severance, United States
Commissioner. iu 1884 presented SOME valuable
books. Judge Andrews added nearly TOO vol
umcs to enlarge the library. \ committee
was appointed tp solicit donations Of English
and of Hawaiian books. IN 1900, Judge
Austin presented q full set of the Edinhugh
Review. From time % time few additions
have been made 10 the library. In 1870, an
unknown donor sent ON from Boston, val.
uahlc selection NJ books, and in May, lSSo.
Rev, Doctor Damon presented the Boston
Library IL English retts. bS volumes, a. a
memorial I'd his son, ". =. Damon.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-02
TRHASURE-TRoVE.



Mrs. Florence Jones, living near
Gerber, Ca, on Lookout Mountain,
about fifteen miles from this city,
Yesterday found a box containing
S415 in gold The circumstances
attending the finding of this sum
we're these:
There was large stone near fiue
spring on Mrs. Jones' place, which
she had, for a long time, intended to
move close to the spring, in order to
use it for beating cloths on as it 10
the habit 10 that country. Yester-
day she went to the spring and sue
ceeded 10 rolling the stone away from
its resting place. In doing so she
disclosed large cavity, which excl
ted her curiosity, and of course, she
proceeded to examine it. She sue
ceeded in extricating from the cavity
a box of heavy tin or iron, which
contained, as stated before, the sum
of S4l5 in gold, all $40 pieces except
one or two tens and one So piece.
None of the pieces have a date
more recent than 1852.
One of the interesting features of
the lady's good fortune was that her
husband that day had in vain tried
to borrow about one hundred dollars
to meet mortgage on bis property,
and this piece of good fortune inter-
fered to make the payment easy and
have q nice, cozy sum left.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-02
POETS CORNER.
AS a rule, mans o fool,

When its hot, he wants it cool.
So would we if we could, but as we can
not, we will use Ice and keep cool that
way. We sell Ice We sell Bread. We
sell everything usually kept in first class
Grocery Store, and defy the world and his
wife to duplicate our prices. We are SELL
ing at extremely low figures Co1ees, Su-
CARS, Flour, Syrups, in fact all kinds oil
goods. We sell the Gem Jar, acknowledge
ed to be the best, at from 10 to % cents per
dozen lower than any body can or will sell
them. Get their prices come in and get
your Jars at the above unparalleled offer.
We offer N. o. Sugar at 10 to II pounds for
81. 90, Granulated at 9 h., and give you
sixteen ounces to the pound. Coffees at 8,
8 and 10 lbs. to the dollar. We wish TO
impress upon you the fact that 1t has
been our ambition to stand squarely up to
our contracts, and when we make you an
offer, we mean it, and propose to give you
in every instance full weight and measure.
Come along and examine our goods and
prices. In conclusion we will say that our
Soda Water cannot be duplicated, and whyI
Simply because we use plenty of Ice and
use none but the very best and costliest
syrups to be had in America.
We pay the very highest prices for all
kinds of Country Produce in cash. We
know nothing of the barter business, but
propose to pay as high in cash as any One
can in barter, then you can use your own
pleasure about buying our goods. Call in
and see. Yours truly,
LEAKE 81 MCCREA.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-02

miss Fannie Brown, of Smyrna, was
adiudged lunatic last week and will be
sent to the asylum.
The Missionary Baptists, at Olive
Springs. have just concluded an interesting
meeting, five accessions TO the church,
Rev. Dr. Dean and Rev. A. b. Bell conduc'
ted the services.
The Methodist church have commenced
series of meetings.
"A considerable storm prevailed at
Smyrna, on Tuesday of last week, blowing
down Mr.. John Rogers new house, which
was undergoing construction.
On Sunday last at Olive Springs Baptist
Church, while Mr.. John Speirs, was un
hitching his horse from a buggy, the horse
became frightened and broke loose. Mr..
Speirs held on to the hip strap when the
horse dashed forward dragging Mr. s until
the strap broke Mr.. Speirs had his arm
knocked out of place and received injuries
about the breast and stomach, either from
being thrown against something or from
a kick of the horse. The horse continued
its fight and ran over Mr.. Joshua Reed
buggy and tore it all to pieces, then ran
against George Fleming's wagon, turning
it over and breaking it up. and then ran
against another wagon and a tree and jumped
clean over two horses. A gentleman struck
the horse In the head with plank and stop
ped his wild career. The greatest confu-
sion prevailed during the time. Drs J. IL.
Smith and w. D. Wright gave Mr.. Speirs
medical attention, and he seems to be doing
well at this time. MORE ANON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-02
POWDER SPRINGS.

"A revival meeting is going on at the
Baptist Church, and one at the Methodist
Church will commence Thursday night
...Rev. G. l.. Patillo delivered a most i'm
pressive sermon at the Pavilion Sunday
afternoon, for the benefit of our Sunday
Schools. His text was the Watch.
miss Mile Murray, wife of Col. r. A.
Massey, of Douglasville, died at this place
last Thursday. The bereaved family and
friends have our most sincere sympathy.
There is to be grand picnic at Salt
Springs camp ground August the 4th.--
Everybody invited.
Our men do nothing but talk, "IncOr-
poration.
...Some of our boys sing:
"'Tis sweet to love. but oh how bitter
To love, and then not git her.
IF we do not get rain soon we will
line the old darkie in saying: "De bottom
O. de meal box make mighty po' music"
Watermelons plentiful We hear the
watermelon man singing:
GAN we, who have money,
Come up and buy,
Them that have none,
Stand back and cry"
...MiSS CAille lOEeuCcr Vi haLAPIon' V"''
is visiting Miss Julia Florence.
miss Minnie Partridge, of LAGRANGE,
Ca, haye been visiting the Misses Scott, for
several weeks
John McEachern will be the most
poplar" man in town when he gets his
verandah covered with poplar shingles.
Miss Lizzie May who has been on a
visit to her fathers in Senoia, Ga, has
returned and will teach another music class
this fall. ROMEO AND JULIET.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-02
WILSON'S TOAST BISCUIT

Are ahead of any Crackers ever brought
to this market. Our trade has so increased
since we have been selling them that we
can order In larger quantities, SO reducing
the expense of freight. and we will sell
them in cases at ninety cents per tin of five
pounds. Lewis Cream Wafer at fifteen
cents pound xxx Soda Crackers at ten
cents. Vanilla Waters, assorted Jumbles,
Oatmeal Crackers, Ginger Snaps, Toys,
Medley, Philadelphia Nectar Tea, &c
Pickles from fifteen cents bottle up. Eng
lish Chow Chow, Sauces, Catsups, etc.
Canned Peaches, Cherries, Tomatoes, Okra,
Salmon, Mackerel, HOLSTERS, Beef, etc.
Thurber's Roasted Coffees. Raw Coffees-
Rios, Javas, etc. Tea--we keep the best
tea at moderate prices. Crockery at bottom
prices. Knives AMI Forks Spoons, etc.
Shoes at prices that can't be beat. Corn
Meal, Flour Bacon, Hams, Lard, Syrup,
Molasses Eggs, Butter and Chickens al
ways wanted at the top of the market for
cash or barter Respectfully,
T. L. HUNT & Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-02
Marietta Market.
[ Corrected Weekly by our Merchants.

Corrected Weekly by pur Merchants.
COTTON-7} to 81 cents per pound
CORN so 90 per bushel.
MEAL-S070 per bushsl.
HAY-$1 IS to $1.50
BRAN-Sl00
OATS 40 cents.
WHEAT-$l00 to $1.1O per bushel.
TLOUR-$625 to 1915 per barrel
BULKMEAT-at 10 cents per pound.
LARD-l2 to Is cts per pound.
SUGARS-Crushed and Powdered, ID cents
Granulatsd 12i cts Extra C. III Brown 10 cts
SALT-Liverpool Salt 81. 10 per Sack. Viz.
ginia Salt S125 Sack.
COFFEE-Java Coffee 80 cents per pound
Rio Coffee l2ito IL cents.
SYRUP-New Orleans 60 cents to Scots per
gallon. Florida IS 10 IS Drips 60 to rs
Georgia Cane SO to rs cents.
PEAS IS to 20 per bushsl
RICE-8f to 10 cents per pound.
COUNTRY PRODUCE-Buying priceI
from Wagons-Eggs 10 to let cents. Chickens
Is to 20 cents. Butter % 25 cents.
FACTORY GOODS-7.e shifting 6. A.
sheeting7 cents Factory yarn 81 90 to 81. Il
Bunch Prints 5 to g. Bleach slirtings6 IL
IA Jeans Is so; Concord Jeans so
LINES bushel barrel 80 cts. to 81 90.
NaILS-Per keg, 1Od $500 Sd, $4.25
I'D, $4.5O I'D, $500.
IRON-Tirs II by ! inch Acts, smaller sIze'
&c advance. Rod Gets. Axes $40 to $13
Ames Shrvels $l2 Rowlsnd's So GRIND
stones Bets Solid cast steel R. r IL. Cast stes
18c.s, springs 32c axles 10all sad iron SO
horse shoe nails Is to %; B Hsmes so.
HARDWARE-Hollo to cents
Betting 40 per cent off list Manila rope Ice
Cotton 25c; Jute rope Ice; Cotton cards $5.5t
per dozen. Axle grease $1.0C per dozen
Picks per dox 81 MsttOcks $l02
LEATHER-Calf skins, Domestic $40 II
$45 per dozen French s4S to $685. Harness
leather IS 4Octs per pound sole leather. hen
lock, 80; oak as TO so; split 40c: kips, cOun
try 60 to 70 per pound Pegs Sets. per pint.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-02
THEY HAVE COME.

mean those bargains ADVERTISED to come
in last week, at McClatchy's store and bar.
gains they arc too, as yon will acknowl.
edge after having paid a visit to the &
loot, counters. A great many things al
less than manufacturer price, for example
q gross of buttons for cts The counters
are piled up with things that would surprise
you. You had best call at once before they
are picked over. They are constantly buy.
ing off the counters in quantity. To be
convinced OF their value ysu must see for
yourself In addition to the auction goods
above advertised, McClatchy has just filled
his store with crockery, glassware, jelly
glasses, fruit jars, fine groceries. everything
to tempt the palate. A big lot of Jellies.
Pine apple syrups, which makes most de-
lightfuI and refreshing drink. these hot
days, it excels anything, so somebody says
who has tried it. We might enumerate
through several columns and yet the half
would not be told and for fear you might
think us inclined to exaggerate, we will say
10 more other than if you haven't yet call
ed at McClatchy's store since the arrival of
the new goods we advise you to see them.
"a word to the wise is sufficient.