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have received, in pamphlet form,
■ ><• proceeding* i>f ill' 1 Georgia "i
POyrt ieult hi ill Sin-iffy, ut it ml *e—
,. . and, held in Mu Georgia. V nn'i' '
.iml l-’lli. I hey runl:i111 mi inl' i-
P*MMittg di*en-*ion on many vmdel ie* *>i
ij|de* mill pearlies adapted I*> til** dil*
II 111 illvi-ilMI* “I til** **l.ll''
ill 111 I* ‘ 111 till* I’l'l'sidl'llt . ill Wlli ■ll
filii' importance m i In'nil,i'ii "i | h-i't '•* l
iitjjr a catalogue 01 fruit-, vegetable- !iml
ornamental |ilalil - :i <l:i|* I* *' I tillin' ililter
fiit climatic aii<l -nil l ondilion- hi tin'
Stilt'', i- |i'|**‘*lv ilvv. lt upon.
Fruit growing, commeri inilv consid
ered, i* another prominent übject *li - -
eu**ed. mill of ilu 1 highest importance.
The oi igln ami perpetuallou "I in-eet*,
vvlili tticir -eflon*. mill many other
inatfvr*. give this work groat vain** to
the farmer.
j?, Henry Wanl Beecher —i li- great imu-
BlH'foruier, wli<> lunl a- iniu li to do in
precipitating the lain war fur "Irei-ilniii
infte a- any man living nr
ileail: wlto won In lii-geniu- alnl elo
<l lienee tlie' mlmiraiinn ni cultivated
mind* in all eliri-tiau eoiuiiri< . lia- at
lllSt exposed lltlll aelf In I lie i aII I!Ile In
tin* masse*, as ntoVally no lieliei, "in lii
true in ward lie**" ilian the low e*t of I ii
tribe, it require* nneiilture — un -eienee
—no philosophy In uinli'i-land liilil
now, having-link in the level of the
lowest eajeily . lid 11-, hnw ever, pul
In plea a for him, who, like a hrilliant
meteor use on lhi* darkened w m id. toil
whosilfehiillialiey ha tieep tarnished
" ijilrf(*r;lf<‘ r element' nl 111 - magin.—
)/ ud,n i,,.x iltnn ' let him who i- in-
An eminent pin -h i.m give- iii- opiu
iou of the e fleet* of honk - l inly on the
eye. He •tiid that in ai -ighiedne- i
produeed hy hereilltai y intliienee. al
though the derive i- iml know n, and
that ii 1- produeed helm e llu re i* hered
itary lendenev hy e\< i sive applieal inn
of the eve in -tudv.and frequently pr<>-
portioni'd to the amount of application.
He lielieved that if compulsory edma
tiou is carried out in ii - original mean
ing, and applied In e\ ( |jj
number of short—ight* u ,. > *|, v
ilierease in n )( *j ),,, | ( .'|iomls jn |||*
tual
ISiU'i, the Ucpifliftr , JS.K. had a
V-jority of 27 in the l ,>. Senate: In
'—ttCVi majority of ii-. In I*7l. ;l major!-
!w vilil VP In 1S7;1, ii lunl Inn an : In IS7i*.,
•Sol litis lii..gjnl now ha- a majority of
■L q iiiH “f-already n\rir<nue In re
■Jj.Vv (eeiion-, and the democracy will
itavea majority in the Soft ate next year.
kill lsiil'i, the Repulieau- had a majori
ty *in the lloU'i Ol io:.: iti 1 Sk'.S they had
Hj.il majority: In ISOft, it fell to *7: In
ttl’v-tii 1 ***** *" : •" l s ’l' 1,1 i" W'L
"'‘li #*" tin 1 demon'ais i:ime in
***.Snm majority of 70. This all point*
'tna long rule of the National democra
cy.
K. \J. Almonte, a . ir. u-. lu u. prom
inent Imth in Euio|> and Viueriru, died
yf his residence in New York on the 10th
iitst. True to hi- habit- and hi- inn
loving instincts, lie never almudemed
tyi* motley and the ring until expiring
feature haje hj,*i*^tiv -•**. and his 1.-t
An iiht man -|i’ ak- ft*rilHig)y*%f rlu*
linn- uln-ti ••railhiilil* lia*l lint lliri-:nlt*il
iln -isniiiti v liki’ :i •*|iii|**r' w**t>: m lii-ii
4.1 Jt‘ M'lial vi-bii'l*’* of I*’t'liinitllnn nv
* III" • *l* I -I' l fliiniiil lmn Hill ••• m i'l*i* ain |
tlir-Inn ii |n In i anal ltoats; ami
! stfll • iißlf--- to a w**akn**.- for tin* |iri
initivt- *t'vli-. There \\a- snnietliiiig a*
li'iuj it Him was flea-ant: fooflc then
u itri-im-i i-i in a hurry: then ilifj give
11< iii-> lvi lip to |ho neres-itie- of the
til ilal 101 l ami iii-iil in for enjoyment:
tin- t**l*gr.ifh *lil lint i‘\i-t ami ilsiili fia
i in*i - wi'i'i* iml fniiml al i-iri v -topping
liia> i-: ihi-n tin- i*oiii lull in** unit i vi* was
' to inaki- tin- tinn- ami ill** journey agree
atil*' toi>ii* ami all u Im ftmmi Iliem-el ve
<”iiiii'ii-i'il ilia i-nai'li nr ianal Imal. I.i'l
am nlil man -peak lii lione-l .iiniir
lii’ii . iuil In- will-ay a- I iln. tin'll -nine
”f tin' plea-anlesl ilai -of lii- life have
Im'i'li | >a*si-iI in llii-muni nlil primitive
nn”l>- nf iravel."
A li'i tin*' in \i*w Vnrk, mi ilm lan,l
I.egeml-. i nn< Imji'il with tin- following
lilAf **’ 1 t'n Tl,. -
*ll'f*--s. •• Hnw ■
i •Util ■! I * ’IT lii- lrr a l iiii-ii Infilm Ia list
i iln nr in ilm m injnal I’an-l
many nf Ilm iillmr version,
flm ifri'at [ini't fit'll**lil in I au-l a mirror
nf lii- nivn -iml, fh** liniif tin*
i iitiii in-. lii- *;iaiil i 11 1*• 1 li-i-i -tri'ii liinjr
w Imri' ii, ton, niu-t tiau-!>!•-
. .mtr |n-t in tanlali/ind nnrerlainiy. Tn
• •<alii I *i'fi i* in I t In* iinivi'i' -i*. its win ami
w Imiflini-. ha- lirt-n ilm nhji'i inf all the
master niiiiil-. tin- I'latn-, tin- A l i-tntle-.
tlm Spinnzas, tlm S|ieiii'er.s, the wise
limn nt all an,-- and cliini'-, and a- long
;|s tin* linnian intellert -hall In- eapahle
nt exi'irising it- fmiotions, it w ill at
tein|it m -nlie tin* nreat mystery : tint,
alas! it will always remain an attempt
. and uhthillg inore. The intelleet ean
never -idle the pinhiem."
COBBS.
shiv mu.
Nearly even hoy and girl in anil a
rmind Smyrna i* .mending <'inmi.
i apt. Smith - military seliool i- well
-ii l lined, aid the -fleet school of Mis*
I‘rieheif i steadily iuerea-iug.
We are glad lo weleome the return of
our town-man, T. F. deUVie-, K-tj. w ho
Ii a- lieen on a visit to hi- friends and
relative- in F.a-t Tennes-ee during the
past i w ii montlis.
Work on ilie farm i> l.e'tng pushed
vv illi vigoi during (hi> pretty weather.
I lie planting of eotion i- now engaging
liie attention id our farmers, ami judg
ing from ilie amount of f> nano sold here
I In* presi'iii -ea-nti nearly 120 tons ilu*
acreage of this crop will he very large.
flu' present prospect for a good w heal
and fruit • top i- very llattering. On
laud llu ii vva- well prepared and sown at
tin- proper time, the wheat i- from two
to three w eeks earlier than ti-ual.
tin Thursday night of last week there
was a meeting of the Odd Fellow- of
ilii- place for ilie purpose m conferring
tile degree of Rebecca. W. O.
O. of ( emral l.odge, Allanla,oilieiated.
Wi. Holii'ii Seaton, of Scotland, now
residing at l.ouisvillc. Ivv., -peni la-1
week in our town. Mr. s. is a first das
earpeifter and arcliitect, and came to
Ocoi'gia seeking employment in his line
of hn-ine- . He i- so well pleased with
Smyrna and it- surroundings that lie
lia- made up hi* mind to remove hither
at an early day. He *ays the climate
and n’si.iirees of North Oeoigia need
only lie know ii to induce iin migration.
Smyrna extends him a cordial weleome.
Half a score of law vers w ho make col
leetinga "speciality," a couple of dig
nified. wise-looking .1. P.'s, and two or
three plaintiff- and defendants w ith a
deeidediv seedy appearance, usually
gi a.-e the magisterial conn held at this
place on I lie second Saturday in eaeii
month. Mortal—the fewer suit- one
has in court, the more tie may he able
in have from hi* tailor.
•lohn 'I. sione, one oi mir live mer
chant*, i* receiving hi-spring-lock of
good-. lie i* prepared lo plea-e ilie
most fastidious, hoih a- lo style- and
prices. NTvieoe.ir.
K'lswcll Vail's.
Mi—i -. Mi"lii"l" ll and (•ignilliaFi In'
i‘Hii ifii and oldiging l">"k-kc‘|iei -of
tl"' KnsW i'll Manutai'lin iug conqiau v.
have-ml'li iilv luvimic ilie iiiosi aitrac
live nil'll nf flu* jilitee, receiving liailv
• alls from all Hie iadies..yunngaud old.
ami lliev would led very highly flatter
ed il they -hmild allrihiile sueli allen
ti* ni lo (heir own personal all rail iou-;
hill good -en-e. of w liieh they jire not
ai all la< king, eotn|M*ls liieiu lo believe
I hat sin-h aiiPiiiion* are not due to their
own presence *o much, a* lo the Tele
phone. w hieh ( 01. .1. \\ . Roliert'on. (he
orth ieut Pieideni of the eompany. ha*
I't eenllv pm into t.peraiion, eouneeting
the president’* olth'e, near ihe -lore,
"ilii I lie superintendent' olUee at the
I'aetor v . a di-iauee oi a quarter of a mile.
('nr little village w as visited hy quite
a large parly of gentlemen and ladies
from your city, itndet the patronage of
your ex.ellem lowosinau. George li.
< amp, and hi-ai ' oluplished lady. They
appeared to have '(tent a very plea-ant
■lav. and many of them found it quite
amu'iiig conversing through the Tele
photo. ‘some w ent -o far a* to try kiss
ing through the instrument, hut a- for
l|s. We should prelel Sill'll lllillgs ill I'l'V
-i'f quarters.
In ihe rvtent ii-ii* uehme had from
the Na*liville eommereial tourist*, there
ha* Iteeu mueh coufosioii in git ing to
the oflii-ei * ol the Roswell Manufactur
lu. eoiiifiaiiy their proper title-. We
v Otlld state for their henetit a* they ale
..II trained in business to be systematic)
TII E F I EL 1) AND K I I! KS I D E
I that*if is blit |irnfi.-r that they -hnnlii.
arr-tuge title- avi*ropriate to tin- looks
and aildr*'-' nf eaeh man. They -hnyjld
tlierefnre reengnize at iir-t “bins', y-
I liinni.iniler nf (he -llliordibrile enffi-.
lieu. I. 1, Adam-, w
aji|ieaiaiti- aud tineesierlfc l ninndd ad
mit of no mi-raki- in iii- rank. 'Hie <.I ll
| >ral, wt l<*♦*l eerTaTTf. fr mil our mt n nli
-ervatilm. wnuhl lie gratified if. -aid
f(‘OKlmeleial tnilli-t- Unlild ill fntuie
give |ir*i|ier respei-t l*i hi- rank. \II limn
•if aldermanie |iro|K>rtinii- are ju-t en
titled n* the rank nf ei’lonel—thei will,
therefore, reeogiiize al next glam*el”|,
A. I . Heath. Next, hi* would take
pleasure in intredm'ing tlm adjutant nf
the i-nrps, Maj. I . -I. Miiihiiinell, enm
moiily known a- I'rank-iii-a-miiiuie.
a-i-ted liv • apt.fi. Hii-h, liignilliat.
w iiii rather juefur- an hour ei-pecially it
it enme--linn in theiiinrning. I'lie rear
guard i- lirnught up hy sergeant K. If.
Miilhiiiiiett aud < orpnral .tnlin King.
" *• have also in tlm sii|ieriiitendent's *f
liie. first l.ieiu. ( . ( litfnnl King, who,
hy tlm way, wa- guilty nf iu-uhordiua
tion this mnrning, having aitaeked ve-
Immently the general fur having allnw
i-d 'serg’l .Minhiiineit tn -poil hi- lireak
fa-t. In -elling him sume hulter w hi, |,
was imi all-rngether up in the standard
nf hi- appetite.
'file in our vnmmuniiy are
il-iug. In the best advantage, tile film
weather, and arepu-hing fur ward t heir
w ork with their usual -kill and indus
i irv. Report- from the w heat crops are
very enenuraging. and if no accident
befall, it we s|m)l have a linunriful har
vest. srtviii i -i IbiiiiiiN.
Ac ll oi't li.
1 he greale-t excitement here, is gold.
Miller- ate fint-kiug in friiiu Uie Ka-t.
North and West,
Blasting, melting, imuiiditig. -umltin-*,
Fluxing out the gold :
*nld. gold! bright and yellow gold 1
Half our wealth was never told:
• 'utilities- million tinder ground
In the future will he found.
Fay lie aud .Shnfotd. House and Hamlet).
Hat ing more than they can handle
Offer bounties on their place-
If you'll hunt for bigger pie.-e,-.
The chance- for matrimony ate good,
there being many willing subjects.
••O hear my heart to ray mistress dear:
Tell her it live- upon -mile- and love”-
not w ine.)
Rev. B. I>. Duvall preached here a few
night-ago. coming down w ith a ven
-1 geance on dancing and w hiskey drink
ing': staling that •• the man who con
tciul* that it i- no harm tn take a dram,
ha* placed his judgment against Solo
mon's with all hi- wisdom: and those
that dance, when they come to die. ne
ver call on their dancing companions to
play for them.
But some will drink and souie will fiddle
And dance along to pleas,, tlit* devil.”
Wheat mid fall oars look well, and
promi-e a tine yield. Fruit will he
plentiful.
Many of our farmer- have tiui-hed
planting. K. F. Foster i- chopping nut
his cotton lo a stand. One of .our citi
zens had a me— of new Irish potatoe
on Sunday lat—Huye's Early, anew
variety.
i.ove iia- loiiciied (lie hearts, and hair
dye ilie lock-, of -onie of some of our
hadielor friends, and now
Maid- and music, love and song
" itk odor* sweet a* morning air,
'flu* sigiiing zephvrs waft along, {there.
\ud leave their sweet impression-
And vye would advise iliem
i lie ragged edge of time and tilings.
And early love may take up wings.
And in the future find a loss.
When wasted love ha- turned to dro*-.
FIAT A K< H.
A I.nil in the Storm.
TAI.KINO OVER THE GAKTSI H AKOEE
( IRt tU.AR IN e:\ch.ami
t\l> HI SSI \.
I.umh'N. April 15.—The -tale
of affairs with reference to the
Eastern question remains sub
stantially the same. There is no
change in the attit title of the pow
ers. The mooted point between
England and Russia is-till unset
tied. While this i* the case the
prospect of a congress and a
peaceful arrangement of the
wTiole diflieully i- a* far oil a*
ever. There is a stroug feeling in
both countries that war is inevil
able. At St. Petersburg the be
lief i> said to prevail that Eng-1
laud's willingness in continue i
negotiations is rather for (he pur
pose of isolating Russia iltau at
riveing at an understanding.
Some influential persons believe
that England will not go to war
alone. Hence earnest efforts
continue lo satisfy Austria.
Some moderate men in official
circles have begun censuring the
Russian generals, diplomat' and
newspapers for pushing the Gov
ernment into a position where
the is<ue between Russian inde
pendent action and European
control is unavoidable, but (lie
majority of the public continue
to declare that the Government
ha* been too conciliatory, ami
the press opposes any concessions.
Germany's effort* to bring about
an understanding continue, but
the task i* rendered delicate and
difficult by the existing intimate
relation* between Germany and
Russia. Prim e Bismarck i< re
ported to have said recently in
rcplv to: h suggestion tiitil lit*
shmiTd fnmli.ite : *55 1' cannot
offer counsel to K|i-ski. for :nl\ ice
mi our part would almost look
like a menace.“ According to
trtisl worthy inioiinatiioi from
Berlin the chances id the success
of (he ]>re-eiit jiOHiyv/r/t i* are
-till thought lo he pretty evenly ,
balanced. A preliminary meet
ing of resident ambassadors at
Berlin it i' thought might find a
ha-is for tin* meeting *>(’u congress
which l'rince Bismarck i- unwill
ing In suggest. because advice tn
Bu-sja iVnm a power -< intimate
and friendly as (ierniany might
be interpreted a- the lirsd -teja
abandoning a friendly
attitude ami eventually taking
part with her antagonists. But
notwithstanding the difficulty
and delicacy of his position,
l'rince Bismarck, recognizing
that the chief danger lie- in the
menacing altitude occupied by
tin* twe powers before t ’onstanli
uople, and in the struggle for in
fluence, at. the PoiTe, has under
Inken the difficult task of finding
a formula hy which England ami
Kitssia may establish a modita
vivemji in this quarter by means
of pledges, such as were previ
ously exchanged between Eng
land and Russia direct touching
the Dardanelles and (iallipoli.
It is thought ihal an arrange
j merit on Ibis point is even more
difficult than ibe meeting of a
, congress, bill that unless arrang
ed. ils influence might neutralize
the efforts of a congress when as
sembled.
The St. Petersburg correspon
dent of the 7V///*** telegraphs that
llieiv is saiil to have been an ami
cable semi-official interchange of
view between the London and
St. Petersburg Cabinets. The
, former declares a sincere de-ire
for a peaceful solution, and dC
claims the wish to pul unneeessa
ry obstacles in t lie way of it ego
tialions, but adheres to 1 lie desire
to have the whole treaty placed
before the Congress. The latter
also adheres to ils pievieus atti
tude, and cites Prince (Jortscha
koti"s reply lo Lord Salisbury as
proof of a readiness to discuss
even the most important clauses.
In unofficial conversation the
Russians still cling to (he idea
that England seek- to humiliate
them and tear up llte treaty.
They will not allow the treaty to
he cancellated, although they
1 are ready to make modifications.
A preliminary conference seems
lobe (he most promising issue
out of the difficulty.
The Cherokee Georgian says;
The gold excitement in the
vicinity of ilie old Sixes
mines is continually increasing.
Large quantities of machinery
for operating the mines lately
discovered have been shipped,
and active preparation- are being
made to develop the hidden
wealth of that part of t lie county.
We saw a neighbor the other day
returning from ilie Pavne Hill
houe vein, and he gave us what
seemed lo be a fabulous account
of gold to be *een in the earth
and ore at that. Messrs. Clark
*ton vV Cos. are using an engine
of the largest capacity at that lo
cal it y. and are making arrange
meats, we learn, to do business
on a scale heretofore unknown in
ilii- country.
Speaking of "rings,’* the Athens
( Tenu.jPost says: There i* said to
be a penitentiary ring and capitol
ring at Nashville; a municipal
ring and custom houe and inter
nal revenue ring at Cleveland;
the ring of the true metal at
Athens; and rings of damphool*
all over the ?late. Ihe latter at?
gregate much the largest mem
bership. with their headquarters
not untrequently at Hie printing
"dices.
Senator Lamar, of Mississippi,
split thß toast to be read at a
meeting f Irishmen in Atlanta,
Georgia, on St. Patrick's day:
“The typical Irishman :kishome
the world; hi- friends—all the
people; his faith—bi> own. .No
clime to him so cold as will not
produce a -hamrock. no -oil so
barren a- will not grow a -hilla
lab. Foremost at a fight, a' frolic,
or a funeral, his generous nature
find' a blow for the bad. a -mile
for the glad, or a tear for the sad."
Colonel Halloway. of Momnuth
111., recently -em a three year
old white Short horn, tree Martin,
to the shamble*. She was three
ye.ars old and weighed 2,250
pounds, and was withal ot ureal
beauty and smoothness.
I.AM BLANKS, neatly
printed, for sale at this Office.—
Call and get a supply.
iv. r. iviiuiv k sms.
STORK AX I> W A REt|< M <E.
South wc.-xl ('oi nci* ol (he I’uhlh Square.
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\y i out jt* iit |,t in uii Ii .m\lm.il , oui v* h ii i I:il lH‘oiv buyiiivA VV \ also
h.ive rh* Ihiyk'i -rot I ui \i Ml !l now in .\|
iMi Kiomn %i itos iots liuMX
Aud will -ill i'ldni Jm'L i lii h aii \ ii‘ t*. Sin;u • Kcf]. f ivli !. I’dK in tii lee
and h\*bii-hH it.invi . Si*il Hll \<.i i <i i line per thoticaud.
f > uy < u*di loi i?:i * - ilid< A> . HaV* :t lo! nl S\l* I* I KS. BRTDI Fj.
4OJ 1. \i v iV * . ( i'#4 •Iv * i‘\ i ull K ilithi, nd Vcf t i 'li**.'l j*.
Boots am> Shoes!
AN It CLOTH ol- ALE KIN f)S.
Ir*iiichi her. we he*‘ji nearly eM-ry .ml \* * ..m i\ •* hv piicin^
wifh ii' beluiv hiiviug.
.Marietta, dun. gg. c-r. U . j*. Aigß.U-Sd.SvflwJNS.
J. C BRUMBY.) jA%C. C. BRUMBY
MR. AND MHS. HIII MBY,
.Vo//.4 Wi'sit < r i‘i ifit'
avi , o ho.
Oiler to tlteir lit**n*l and the jutldic, a fredt and genuine Stock of
Millinery & Fancy broods!
r
I)rv (loods and Not ions i
Selected in the hest J/*/*/< ts ! /iom/ht at fit J.oo'ext /b ices / and
S.dd 1> n tin M„nt Reiixcciuthle / ccm ft /
they will al o kevji their Stock con lantly replenislied with llte
best made BOOTS > SHOES, of every variety. DRESS MAK
ING in the latest and most fashionable styles, done on the lowest
terms, by Al ISS SI R 1 I'Ll NO. I hankful lur llie liberal custom tbev
have hithertofore had. they • ulieil a coniinuance. oct 2
Drugs siiid Medicines!
And Building Hardware!
William Hoot,
II \s \T Hi -
OLD STAND,
41 ut) fhiiii/ iriinti-il in Dull
Hill ‘ of' hH;\iitt'ss ,
I’A INIS. OII.S AX I > V \li \ IMF
Wine T.euii. ih k‘L aid 1 cit its.
Read) mixed Paints, in cans
OIL*. PA IVl'*,
Linseed, j Lump Rluek.
l'rain, Hrop Itljii-k,
Machine. Venetian Red.
Lard, Blue Paint,
Neat’- Font. Green Paint.
Sweet. Yellow Paim,
< astor. iV‘-. Brow n Paint iG .
JYt! STEM'S.
WINDOW GL \S>S & PI TIA
Ail at moderate prices.
HUE! BROTHERS.
(DEALERS IN)
GROVE HIES,
HA Rb WA RE,
Hit liEIEML iIIIIIIHIIII.
NORTH-EAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,
Marietta Georgia.
October. 1, 18* i. lv
Marietta
Id.YER Y >STA TILE.
Oppo-ite llie Kenne-aw Hoit-e.
rpilE he.-t ot Vehii'h-s. the -.il’e-i ol
J. Driver*, and the faste-t m llor-e ..
are always ready, night and day, for
hire. No man or woman or ehild Im
given me a rail in the pa-i w ho ha- heeu
nor -hall any ever in the future, he di*
sati-fled with my team- or the men in
my employ. Kvervihing and everybody
about me are x m>. uni ..
1 iia veeheapened my eiiarge- pi"|Hir
tionaie to the .stringency of tile lime-.
For reference to the truth of w hat I ay
a- to the Turn-outs and charge*, go to m\
friend*. which means the j,n 1 >ti. g. —i
ally. Parties hiring arc -iri. tly
'ihlc tot the sat'i tv t thein=elve*
,cles and hero ■. s I,
f* ’ V -J. A.G. AN’tij Jul,
\\ ork. if fiorr ii<noe, and at pii
t? riie lowest.
•
I II \YF. UN HAND
A FOOD ASSORTMENT OF
LOCKS
for Dwellings, Store Doors, Olos
cl-, ij iinks, Smoke Houses. Ac.
PAD LOCKS.
Nails. i*il to tiOd, Tacks and Brads
Harness Buckles,
Copper Rivets. Sash PuHies,
Idles. Hinges, Pid lire Nails.
81 lap Hinges. Brass Butts.
Hooks and Staples,
Butts, inch to <>x(i. Wagon Nails,
Wardrobe Hooks, Nash Cord,
Garden lines. Garden Rakes.
Spade Forks, .Manure forks.
Carriage Bolts, Door Bolt*.
Sand Paper, Glue. Ac.
MltlTVl *,
Tltc largest assortment in town..
WILLIAM ROOT.
Marii'lla. Oi-tnliei* 1, 1577.
MARIETTA SAVINGS BANK.
lOJIN It. \\ IVTFKS, President.
.. < HI lt\ AP. Vice President.
\. A \\ \VY< K, t'adder.
Notis Discounted.
Exchange Bought and Sold.
Garden Seeds!
IiIAS I . a full a~*orimenr ol FKK>H
. and (.KM INK
GARDEN SEEDS!
A NO
1 LttWKB SLEDS!
White and \ellow Union
ty say
t.comoc Eastern Potato jifethc
/ t its (tm! hy t/tf'{(*•(. 1 1.
). i.gPt-or !i n -cod- in papers to an- ,i *
i utml.--.de: uPo. Hoes. Kuke. \MP*'
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1 . b 1 '-)•,! tyu T i * ■>-;. '-'tur<‘ •.
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