The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-28
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advertising
Nh. j. T. HALEY has built new resi-
dence on Cherokee street.
SUNDAY was a rainy day, just "such al
never vas.'
-MeCatchy keeps fresh Norfolk Oysters
direct from Norfolk and all kinds Of fresh fish
THAT which lies easiest in some meni
moaths. is their tongues, which, doubtless, &C
counts Tor so much scandal in Marietta.
-THE small pox patient has nearly recover
ed No kind Of disease will live IN this
climate.
ANOTHER friend of ours exhibits symp
toms Of the marriage fever. When will this
thing stopf
-Wk call attention TO the flaming advertise
meiit Of those entsrprising young men Messrs
Leake & Hunt, who are not only inviting pat
ronage, but deserve it
THESE cold nights to be called from q
warm bed, is very trying to mans Christian
iortitude and patience. We are glad we are
not doctor, nor married man.
"A DISPATCH dated at Liverpool p. NJ,
Tuesday, was received at this place by Col.
w. w. WHITE, on the same evening, at Ii
o'clock. This is turn backward, oh! time in
thy flight"
WHISKY is society's greatest foe. 1t
makes more widows and orphans, aud srects
more jails, psnilentiaries, and gallowses, than
any other cause in the land. And, yet, people
still deHounce tenn perance societies.
The colorsd citizens to the number OF
twenty-five. have entered into an organization
to be known as the Marietta Joint Stock
Company" for the construction of buildings.
Vim. Cokaine is President.
THE little folks want to know if the panic
will interfere with Santa Claus distribution of
presents during the holidays2 If the old fellow
sells his cotton we think he will be as generous
as sver.
YESTERDAY, in accordance with the Presi-
dents proclamation, Thanksgiving was to be
done. 1t gave an opportunity for a general
Suspension of business, but the idea is ex-
ceedingly unpopular at this time, and but few
availed themselves ofthis national holiday.
THE beating OF the drum Tuesday night,
caused an iliterate person to remark, i'll the
way of explanation: ooh they are but call
ing the millinery company together" This
may in one sense be true. There are several
young men in that company that are itching to
have their names associated with millinery
bill"
THE Elizabethan ruffs were reintroduced
in this country to hide dsforrhity, and is main
ly due to a wen on the neck Of all English lady
of quality Our Marietta ladies have beautiful,
round, plump neeka, and they should not COW
er them with these ruffs, besides the laundry
woman might starch them too sharp and you
would be in danger OF having your ears cut oil.
we call attention to the advertisement of
Mr. Geo. j. Gable, who is permanently located
in this place and has fitted up splendid Pho
tograph Gallery. He has been engaged in the
business iu Augusta for a number of years,
where he received a large patronage aad gave
general satisfaction. Go at once and have
your "pictur TUX"
L
Cufees have rendered their services to go to
Cuba to fight Now if the whole African race
would tender their services to be coonized
there, it would be "Hip! hip! Hurrah!" with
us. To annex Cuba would increase the black
voting Notwithstanding not to be desired
as it would tend to keep the present adIninis-
tration in power Southern white men, before
you go to war to free Cuba, stop aud ponder,
and see if it not will enslaye you by prolong-
ing the Radical party in office.
MARRIAGE is sweeping off large number
of our people from the stage Of single blessed
ness. Those who have worked in the matri-
monial harness. commend it to others by taking
unto themselves second "rib." and those who
have never tasted Of its sweets and bitter, are
not content until they do. Its a good institu-
ton and ought to be encouraged. Since our
last issue, we have the following number to re-
cord:
Married, on the 10Th inst, by Rev Thornton
Burk, Mr.. r. T. Cox to Miss Elizabeth York,
all of Cobb county.
On the goth, Mr.. Thomas Miller, Of Greens
boro, to Miss Ida N. Gignilliet Of Marietta.
On the 23d, by Rev. G. 6. Smith, Mr.. Isaac
Mcconnell, of Texas, TO Mrs. Sarah E. Camp
bell, of Marietta.
On the Goth, in Rome, at the residence Of Mr..
N. j. Hufaker, by Rev. w. n. Crumley, Nj.
Thos C. Mcclellan to Miss Mary Gregory, both
of Marietta.
We wish health aud happiness to all Ut the
above married people--and stand ready, will
ing and waiting to say good word for the
merit.
--0NR Or two military companies in the
State have rendered their services to Governor
Smith provided this Government shouid 60 to
war with Spain f6ztbe Liberation Of Cuba and
to aysnge the Virgnus outrage. We want it
distinctly understood this 'war is no funeral Of
ours and we have no blood to spill, and we do
not intend 10 say, ike Bob Toonibs of old, that
eve will drink all that is spilled" Because
we do not believe it q good drink, and therefore
we have no shankering' after blood. The
Southern people Of course are indignant at the
dasta,tIly massacre Of the Virginius crew, but
they have MT fnlly recovered from The war
waged on their own soil, and it is the duty Of
our people to stay atshome with their families
and restore their wasted fortunes and build up
their burnt districts, 1t is true the Spanisrds
over in Cuba are nothing more than pirates, bat
tar Uncle Sam to step over and wipe them out
will doubtless result in OVERLOOKING the Queen
of the Antiiles7 with swarm Of plundering
scarpet- bzggers" and her sad condition will be
bettered but little, if any. The South however
might be relieved Of some ofthese fellows, and
we say to cur 'lslue coated friends to 60 in
and wfip the fight and we viii stay at home a.