The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-05-30
on Hand Local Dots.

70 large audience.
THE first cotton squares Of the season APP
peared on the plantation of Mr.. Chas. i. Hol-
leman, near Powder Springs, ON the 18th inst.
WHAT is good to break man from stutter-
ing. Exchange. A hemp cravat, judiciously
tied emily Sheriff
Our friend, Judge Htmmett, is not pro
fame man by any means butshe expressed HING
self last Tuesday as unauthorized to try the
dan, case"
"a Man who would he good worker must
be good sleepprs-H. BEEcHER. Yes, and
those who would be rood seepers must be
good workers.
A coLoREp organization of some kind, most
ly women. costumed in black, from Atlanta,
marched several times around the square Sat
urd;ty. then pic-ncked below town
rng new postal cards are not convenient
for ladies' and gentlemen who do their counting
in utter disregard TO tie parental will, espec-
tally when the old man attends the office
The Local Editor OF the Marietta Journal.
who. by the way, gets up most Interesting
column every week, 'hts the nail exactly on
the head in some sensible remarks on the
Nice young man. "--4lJaay Ne,rs.
THE school-buy Of to-day is energetic, active,
and witty. fully capable of heing lawyer, "a
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tendance.
N'% call attention to the advertisement OF '''e
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a NEGRO paiJo-Picket was pera'ho''a'"s
our streets aohaay anu warming = rev sonss
III ms peculiar AFRICAN s'!le' WHICH "tu"''eu
the atteiti' II Oh some ana pease" MOI iefs
When he wouid PICK tile car anu 'liro" '''s
hnsky voice o"' 10 scent '"e oiee~es' '''e 'ouHu
was s'ar'his.y 'ertilc ''uu pFiie''a'ou e'e''
alley anu chicken coop N o"i'
A PARTY Of young men went fishing tue
other night, aud after a weary rowing OF their
boat and toilins all night and catching nothing
they said prayer and sung a ny mn and then
cast their net on the right side OF the boat ana
tnen raised 1t dnpping out OF iie water
and found Their ne, just IKE u was before 'iiey
cast it in--lnore hotey than righteous ami nary
fish" 1t Is not definitely stared wheh theit
next angling comes Oh
ya,,sc ladies sbouldu't feed the chickens,
ssneealy If tile engagement ring is too large.
A xo,na lady in this county went out few
mornings since and began TO scatter pan full
NJ corn NJ, tbe Ground TO hundred or more
Owls. wien the shiny circlet Of gold slid off Of
no. fl niger aud was Immediately gobbled up by
y, old hen at one swallow. The young lady ia
o,;,e anxious to recover the ring aud up to the
las, accounts she had killed and dissected the
o,axs of nineteen hens, but still the missing
r;na has not been found. The young man says
he is grad the manner in which the ring dis
.,o,l :. fatally ominous that If he marries
the yorug lady he will be . "hen-peeked hus-
band
- ~ Z ,,;g uoIv dog IN vour yard Ii one
,hof bnnan natrre has an i'm
49,, :, t draod Of when Won see one of these big,
,'''1 - h,,u zoos will, two glisteninp
~ IN all t,vn.rows If sbarp. rakiug teeth
-, nromena,lioe in The ward. distance at
onoa lends epcbantment 10 the view" The