The field and fireside. (Marietta, Ga.) 1877-18??, November 20, 1877, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'i aus tines not want war with Mexico. In common with the in telligent patriotism of the coun try at large. Texas wants eondi lions of security for the border, and relations with Mexico condu cive to commerce, industry and material and social progress.— Gah'ettton JVeir*. We shall not be safe until a Democrat is installed in the chief magistracy at Washington, and the constitution is recognized as uprenie,and not tin*-higherlaw.' t'hdMMm) Joirrnaf Ct>i,i. Announcement of Candidate*. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. To the Voters oj Cobb county —T am a candidate for Representative In tlie next Legislature, and want, your support. — Election. fir-f Wednesday in I December next. W. F. OROVRS. Feiloic-t 'Hi. :eO-\ announce myself as a represent you in the next Legislature, and if will do all in my jiower to serve t nmom.. Elec tion on tin* first Wednesday in Decem ber next. R. It. AXDERSOX. iIST We are authorized to announce the name of Dh. OEO. IV. CI.EI.AXI> as a candidate for Representative from i oldi county in the next Legislature.— Election, first Wednesday in December next. Vena*. Pithlfnhc,* —You will please announce flic name of <TTARI.ES D. I*ll II.EIFKa- a candidate for the next Legislature. We know from the ability ainl ,-ii-i Hug worth of Mr. Fhillip-, Un people will he well., repie-m,ted, ami Tin- inn-rests of the w ell as the county, will he iu safe hands, nov i;t I’m: I'koi-i k. J<i the Voices "/ 1 ’obt. ootO'/ff : 1 ahnoinu-e my name a- a candidate for the Legislature. 1 respectfully -o licit your votes, and if elected, pledge myself to retrenchment and reform. 1 Itave ever stood-Airm by-fhe- ! ; it. y ■of our State and County, and it istipoii that ba-i,- then I expect to make this i.ice. 1 pledge myself, if elected, to ex iert my utmost to return the gal hi lit Gor don to ihe Senate. I*. V. KOI.IT. iW " e are authorized to announce ihe name of llbiiygGEORGE ROHERTS a- a camlidatc to represent Cobb cbmi- Tv in the Legislature under the new ( nn tiiiifion. Election, fiftii of December. II A KIUTT A II A R k RT*. * < >TTO\ —!t v 3 emits. BACOY—Clear Ribbed Sides. 11 Shoulders 7 ! ., ( S Rlk Clear Rilthed Side.- lt l 4 c<lo Bulk Shoulders, iMt Flams —Sugar <'tired ( an. 15 * ORX —White ehoiee !*0 MEAL—White, *• W OATS —Yellow and Rusr I’rool 50 II VY—Mixed 1 '*l> FLOFR—Faney 1 25 Extra Family I dll Faiiiilv, "5 Extra W LARD—Prime Loaf Idle 10 Leaf in huekets, 15 MOLASSES —Choice Cuba 5U(00 Sugar House, lo(fi>4a ’ Sorgiuu Id Yew Orleans, 75(<il(lo si ’OAR—<ut Loaf 15 Powd., Crush, and Oran'd. 15 ; Ex “C” White, 10*4 ! "Yellow C” 12‘a | 4OF FEE—Rio ehoiee. 28 j •• prime, 25 j “ fair, 22 1 ., j BETTER—Choiee Goshen dd Country, Imy'g 20. selling 25 . < II ELSE —Pine Apple Extra Cream 20 EGGS. Selling 12!j j 4'AXOLES—Paraline, Star 25 ; TA LI.OW, (hnv ing > dd , BEESWAX 20@25! FIELD PEAS JifthJinO PEARL GRITS 5 RICE 10 IRISH POTATOES— V hush 2 00 MACKEREL—V |h. 10(,il5 MATCHES, (|>er dozen boxes Udeidlo OYSTERS, 1 iti ean, per dozen I 25 211) ean. " " 2 25 oiI—KEROSENE. 10 Machine, 1 I'F.ACHES —jM*eled—Imylng s(<t S unpeeled " •'lf‘l’l START ll—Pearl Gloss, 12C,( 15 Common, Id SOAP—Family 7<®lo Common, s<a_7 SA I.T—l.iverpool ‘p -ark, 1 75 Virginia, y " 1 -j0 SHOT—Dropand Burk, 'y sk. 2 75 TOBA4 ( < >—Plug 5(1(5 1 50 Smoking, 1 dd SWEET POTA TOES, HO V IN EGAR—White Wine. 50 WHISKEY—fuII proof 2 on four years old, 5 on B 4 HU A I\, II A RUA I \* ! GIGXILLIAT’S Variety Store, Noli 111 s||iK II Bill sl-l A 111-. __ Hariellii, Leu r sin, \\ ILL SELL CHEAP FOR 4 ,\sll Ct ALL soon or you will loose a bar - gain. Come and see for yonr-elf. A large assortment of Dry Good-. Dress G<mm|s, Ready-Made Clothing, Sheeting and Shirting’s, Boot-. Shoe-. Hat-, No tion-. tG'. Also. GROCERIES! Such a-Coffee, Sugar, Spires, Pepper, -•soda, stareh. Soaps. Ac. Also, tineSe gara and Ttbai'm. ap .'t-ly jT PRINTING,ot all kinds, neatly and elteupiy done at this office. . Large and New Arrivals! Ij. S. \orllu*ul Us, H us/ Comer of the Square. VL.\iBK and sehvr Stork of 1)1* Y OOODS, embracing every thing usual ly found in a first class Dry Goods store. The Good- are direct from the Manufacturers and their Agent-, and will he sold as low or lower FOR CASH than any similar Goods ever brought to this market. I mean w hat I say. Call and examine for yourselves. Our extensive stock >U Hoots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac. Are made at the best Factories and never fail 10 give entire sat isfaetion. Marietta, October S, 1*77. L. S. XORTHt ITT. THE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND. VIItOI.MA. i ) ’a*ii ':• |il:il #•>.10.000 - - l a.li \s.(G silbblMlO. o 125.000 iu 1. S. Bonds deposited in the Treasury of Georgia for fur ther security of Policies! riAius well know n company lias paid in thousands of dollars to claimants in 1 Georgia since ihe w ar. and w ill maintain iis w ell earned reputation for skill ful, conservative, prompt, just dealing. Dwellings, Stores. Merchandise, Mills. Dili Houses and contents, insured at fair rates. tsgr Agenls al all prominent points in the Slate, to w hom appiv, or to HARRINGTON KINIA ooi2B-ly Agent, Marietta, Ga. ik r. tickatciuv. WEST SIDE I*l HLK stjl'AßE. MAPI KIT A, GEORGIA.' KKAt.n-. i\ EVERY VARIETY <>E Choice Family Groceries. Marietta. Sept. I, IST7. ly Photograph Gallery! Met T.A< IIF.Y’S BITEDING, SoUth-ifPst siilf I'nhlir .SVyHO/*r, llarirlln, Georgia. rpHF. subscriber, thankful for tin* pa -1 Ironage heretofore extended to him. hegs leave to state tlial lie is hctier pre pared than ever to execute Fliuiogrnplix and l-Vrot \ pes in the best style of the art. Also, old Pictures copied •ml enlarged in the best manner, and ;it the lowest prices, nov 13-1) GEO. 3. G A RLE. KOOK HIIRIP LAM) BUYERS. I AM offering for sale, a neat little Fanit, containing 70 acres of good red land, newly settled, with a good framed dwelling, kitchen, stahles,cribs, and all necessary out-houses, all built in the last three years: a young orchard of 150 choice fruit trees. This land pro duces everything raised in thiseoiintry. There will he no repairing needed for several years; twenty-five acres of open land, nearly half fresh land, none w orn out. For further particulars, apply to the undersigned on the place, six mile w est of Marietta, on the Sandtow it road, nov i:Mr ASA DARBY. R. A. WITHHRN, litFtiiitr&Hatliiii MAVrFACITKER OF S t e a m Engines, CJKCLLAR SAW MILLS, lin pro*ed *oeglnm Rills, GRIST MILL MACHINERY, IH’NMXG Gear for Water Wheels, V of every size and description ; Plans and Specifications for Mill Work furn ished free of charge. Also, Manufactu rer of Gold Mining Machinery of latest improvements. Prices to suit the times. All W4rk first class, INI) OfAKANTKF.r). And having just built new building-, and having a* gtxiil machinery as could he had North, i feel confident that I can defy all competition a- to ipiality of work and cheapness of price. Being a practical mechanic of thirty live year expericncc, I am not afraid of my abili ty to give satisfaction to all who may feel disposeil to patronize me. Marietta, March 13, l 577. GREEN Manning & Barker. black >l IT IIS. AND REPAIRERS. MARIETTA, GEORGIA, VRE now prepared to do all kind-of work in their line of hit-iness a- I'heap and as well as it ean be done any where. Buggies and Wagons made or repaired in the Ik—t style of w orkuiau ship, of the Ik—t material and on the most reasonable term-. Plantation work and repairing done cheaply and at short notice, and in a satisfactory manner.— Biaek-mithing executed with despatch. Cal I and -ce ti- at nnr Shop- on At lane, -treet, near the Court House, and give u- a trial, and w e will guarantee perfect -ati-fation. ap 3-ly For sale at tliis ofiice. W Wdiu.i.V I>loi;t'.M’liit u. Skkti ii of Linton Stkphkns— to lie hail at a reduced price. It i- pronottnc eil the most readable ami ii-lrn*i iag biography that has appeareil 1 since the M ar. TII E F I E LI) AND F I R EBIDE. Something Now ! MI LLENERY! AND FANCY GOODS! Il sT RECEIVED, for Fall and Win ter, at Mrs. E. F. ANDERSON'S Millinery Store, where the public are invited to call and see her beautiful S'l’tK’K OF (iOODS Of e i'Ct‘l/ Conceivable I ttrivly: KatlitV Hal*. Itoiuicls. TIES, LACES, BELTS, tii.ovKS. h:atid:iis. trim minus, at. The stock is one of the best ever selec ted for this marker. Now is tlc Time to get Bargains! Store north side of square, near the Saving’s Hank. E. F. ANDERSON. Marietta. September 271.1i. 1577. Bottom Knocked Out. W. J. KISEB & CO. WEST SIDE I*ldibit' SIR' A ItK. VI a riel la, (lieu. HAVE. just received and are receiv ing!! large and select stock of READY MADE CLOTHING! IMS V GOOD* ! lit tors, SHOES. HATS. Ac. Which they are offering at prices to-nit the trading public—cheaper than the cheapest—Atlanta not excepted. We also have a large and full supply of HARDWARE! Groceries, &<*. &e. that can he had at the low est cash prices. I ii fact, we koepeverytliing that is need ed by the trading public. Call, exam ine anti price our goods, and you will la* satisfied. X. B.—All person- indebted to ns must come forward and settle by tlit lir-r of November—delays are danger ous. W. .1. KISER A CD. October 2d. 1577. Nothing Hotter! For Wheat! •lITE will furnish at the low est rash W prices, for the Wheat crop, the BRIGHTON A M MOXIA TED ItAlt /.‘OAF SUPERPHOSPHATE. More valuable Ilian Hone /lasi. R. M. GOODMAN A CO. Marietta, Oct. 1, 1877. J. M. Wilson. M AM TA< "ITRER OF TLX & SIIEIiT 1 RON AND Wooden Wares. A Nil KI.AI.M: IN STOVES. HARDWARE, Oi l J.ERV, IJOI'SE FERN ISI I JNG GOODS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS KM Bit ' IX4I Straw ami Feed (Titters, Corn Shellers, Turning Plows, Wheel Burrow . Rilkes, Shovels, Hues. Gras- Scythes. Plows. Plow Slocks, Ac. Syrup Mills, O/ a Superior Make. POCKET A TABLE < TTLEHY. XI <'nrpenter’s Supplies. Many Yarieliesof Wooden Ware. All tlie-e and many other valuable ar tirles sold on tiest |Ki--ible term-. Marietta, .Inly a. is;'. l v fMT*I.AU BLANKS, neatly printed, for-.ale at tin- Office.— Call and get a supply*. South-west Corner ol‘ 11u* Great I ihliuoiroi^^^B TO THE CITIZENS or ( Olilt IM) A D.IOI AI Ms COI Mills! 1 hiving jusl completed our now Warehouse, situated immediately tin tin* Railroad, we art* prepared t<> handle goods to bettor atlvan lage Ilian ovor. Wo liny in large lots ami exclusively lor Cush. Wo Loop on hand the largest anil mosl complete STOCK ol General Merchandise /.V MARIETTA. largo lot of Bagging mid Ties cheap. Boots and Shoes! j AND CLOTH OK ALL KINDS. _ G We art* -filing LIME cheaper llinnanv lirm. Will pav ihe highoJ ca-h prices lor RAGS. HI |)ES. OLD LEA D. ;tnd (’GENTRY I‘Rjflj DECK of all kinds. ’ome and price our goods and see Tor yoiMW selves. All persons indehled 1t u- must sclllt* a- soon a- notes anti aeeonnts art* due, or they w ill have extra costs.to pay. Matiella. Del. 1. 1577. W. I*. ANDERSON A SONS. .1. G. BIU’MBY.) (MRS. o. c. liRI’MKY MIL AND MBS. BRUMBY, Xorth-v'pst corner <>f the Square. MARIETTA, GEO. Otter to their Iriends and Ihe puhlie, a Iresh iintl genuine Stock ol Millinery & Fancy Goods! Dry Goods and Notions! %> Sc/erf nl in the/test Markets ! HoUf/ht at the l.mi'cst Crtns! amt So hi on the Mo&t /hasoitoh/e Iceins! Tlicv will :iho keep their Stock constantly replenished with the itHMT tmu: Boots and Shoes! of EVEin VARIETY. DUNKS \L\ A / va lii the hilest and most I'ashionahlt* styles, done on, tin* lowest terms, hv MISS S'l’Rll'LlNG. Thankful lor lln* liheritl custom they have hifherlofore had, lltey solieil a continuance. oet 2 Drugs and Medicines! And Building Hardware! tl HAVE ON HAND Hoot, A noon issoitTMnvi'or LOCKS M\l 111- K,,, Dwellings, Storo Dikii's, f 'll— | OLD STAND. et-. Trunks,Smoke Houses. Ac. ! ~ . . . . . . I'AD LOCKS. .thmtsf tint/ Ihtti.i irttitlcd in tlial v •. ... ..... , liin. a/ business. Nails, 2d to Mid. lacks ami Brads j FAINTS, Oils AND VARNISH. ~ • li, !''k esj ' 1 il , l <l ' l I ‘‘T' , (yO)>])ei Rivets. Sash Lullies, M bin* I.i‘iiil, in keg-iiml ciin-. Files, Hinges, I'iclurc* N;iils. j Ready mixed Ihiints, iu eanib Strap Hinges, Brass Bull-. lIH Li p.. xr . Hooks and Staples. . ,M V * , , , Bulls, inch lo(>x, Wagon Nails, j lanscml. Lamp Black. .., . . .. .' , , ~ . Train. Drop Black. Witrdrohe I looks, .sash < old. Machine. Venetian Rml. Garden lines, Garden Rakes. C nl : .• 'I 1 '" 1 Spade Forks, Manure Forks. Sweet, Yellow Faim, Carnage Bolts, Door Bolts, < astor. Wo-. Brow n Faint, ftr. Sand Paper, Glue, Ac. ivi; STI I RS. *< Ki:\VS, WINDOW GLASS & Pl'TTY.‘The I iirgcsl iissori tnciil* in lawn. .... . . . WILLIAM ROOT. , All id moderate prices. Marietta, OctoTwrl, 1877. B. R. STRONG, Successor to <l. \V. Williams, A])othec{iry. 14' I 1.1. i-on lin ue bii-iiie-- at the OLD ST ANl>i nMA RI ETTA, ami u ill keep it tui lunul, ami for-ale, i oknkiiai. assoiitmk.vi •• i FRESH AND GEN FINE Drugs! Chemicals! Paints mid Oils! 'loilet and I'aney irtirlts! I’iiie IN*l* 111 liter %, ele. School Books and Stationery! All which will be SOLD LOW FOR < ASll. I’r<-• riptiou- ciirefiillv eom poiiinleil by .Mr. ,1. 11. SI.MCSON f A> IIERKI Ol ORE. Marlcttn, (> i. i 1K77. B. R. v I R< \g. HUT BROTHERS. (DEALERS IN) a hove hies. HA HD WA HE, XOHTII-KASTCOUXKH I'IT.I.IC Sf)l \I!K. Marietta Georgia. October, 1, 1877. ly Agricola's Bal -* Wt MBtwu Ts W£.,..-c i; Bp.™ v(f;-: L Y)' : J|B M BsCC.,, ' • ii.K^ I'ffl in .-TTWr no iiiir ui 11 )■ ili- .1 |iH ~ „! Nil in ui \ iii"' ini' iln ii' i -11 ~11 ii n. Hffi IViII i< - - 1 1 1 • |>li<• I .H 'hul l imlici'. hum ;iml l!\r I'.reail iimih' in m ilmlM Yeast k>■ 111 for sale. IHi :50 l\ If. .1. T. Kcinovrtl !g E Ec^peM || 11 \\ i: ■ hmi‘j.i .1 m v |•! 11. i.riit ™1 IH'M 111 M.ii ii'll.'i S:i\illy;'- "ill I li 1 I’ll .1 11 l\ II I I ii . U.lmiihi' :| in .JKBgKSm I Will Sell at AilanfH . i). I *r\' mu- ; nflHHg C rock(T\ ! ( Intliinßl I’mills ami Sl|^^| JjS 5 *jjn • r 4 -e; >^ ! gSggMVSIHBB iSmIM I :ii niirr V ! t n I- M > i Ol I’ll f\ north in lihnk woll's up "hjS^H M;iriotia. Oriohor I, 1577. W. (’. GREEN, 2 Watchmaker & Jewelle* MV It 111 r\. J&SHt CiKOKlil V. VI >O, dealer in Clocks of every ile-j seiiplion. I(e|>airiii>>'of Watches,! Clock', etc. a '|icciall v. Salisfacl jfiiaraiilccil. Sij;n of Itijs AVatch, u 'hie I’iihlic Si|iiarc. ocf .1. li. ()’NKILL A ('(). • Knt Snl<‘ of' tin l > nbl!(‘ tSijutrie, M ARIETTA, fiEOROI A, 111 VI.KIIS l\ all hi\ns or family mss t mm peojuceJ Marietta,Sept. I. 1*77. Ivß I. \. lICWIX. I. H. I'Ul B llt WIN A OLAY, 4 Alloi'im'ia ;il liiiu . \y ill annul to the prnetiee of law In W * ohh anil adjacent counties, All collections entrusted to them wilt he met with |>ti,iii|it attention. Ollh c over M’Clatcliy's store, west side I'nh lie Sijnare. Marietta, Aiioiisl 7, 1H77. ly. MARIETTA SAVINGS BANK. •toil V If. W I VIE Its, I'resident. li. c. ItrtfN \f, Vice President. \. VAN WYCK, Cashier. Notes Discounted. Kxcltiiiif'v liouglit and Sold. T. J. ATKINSON, K.Wf SIDE OF IM'BT.lc StJrAHE MARIETTA, GEO. in; i i.i;ii in * Choice liiiiiilv (.'rtH-tTita! <o['\TKY I’RODIT’E I \Ki:\ ON till. IIONI 1.1 MI.K \I. I |.lt.\|* , K. M. Oooi>ma\. K. V. HuisiiAU. L M. GOODMAN & CO. WKAMJRs IN fertilizers, IIAVK ON II \\|. \ I IIIK Old Printing Office Building. imi mm Suporjilmsplmto. MAHKISY 0 George Upton. Boston. Ma and •/. r. n.UiHbAUI'S \mmoniati:d DISSOLV HI) BONK PHOSPHATE, i .NOTHIN!; I’.K'lTKir A Hilt WHIPS (IKHIIEYM Wil l. HI soil) OX 0 Th*- nioxl'm oilt-rate U / •! 1 : . .1 .. .