The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-03-06
CITY AND COUNTY.
of-Hand Local Dots.


-BLooMING-Fruit trees and
the cheeks of Marietta girls.
GEO. Manning has built neat
little store house.
"A LENGTHY communication in
favor of the "hog-law" is crowded
out.
-PRoF. Lanes female school is
largely attended, and deserves the
patronage of our people.
CONTRACTORS read notice to
build a new court house 10 Chero-
kee county.
Mn. Benz. STRIPPING has the
brick masons at work, erecting
small houses on the old Heggie Liv-
cry Stable Lot.
COBB Superior Court convenes
the third Monday in this month, and
Cherokee Court on the fifth Monday
in this month.
Col. w. r. D. Moss, of Can
ton, gave US pleasant call yester-
day. He is as genial and and jovial
as ever, in fine health, and busy in
perfecting plans to bnild new
court house. He is a faithful public
officer.
The Savannah Daily News is
on, of the best papers in Georgia,
replete with news, spicy in its State
Affairs, and staunch in Democratic
faith, and noted for its sound and
trenchant editorials. If you want
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scribe for the News.
MARRIED On the 22d of Feb
ruary, at the residence OF George
McLaw, of Cherokee county, by
Rev. B. C. Hit, Mr.. B. Fl. Cowart
to Miss Kansas L. E. Cash. We
wish them luck and good fortune.
May they always attain and have
nlenty of cash and 'ssmall change"
in abundance.
Our devil says a little. boy is
CARRYING around petition for sigma
lures to ''prevent owners of hogs
from running at large" We trust
there is some mistake about this.
Although some ''owners' of hogs
ought to to be prevented from "run-
ming at large" when they make
sbrutes" of themselves by drink and
'wallow in the gutter"
-DR. j. T. Jelks left our city
last Monday morning to see what
can be done towards securing forty
eight thousand acres of land in
Texas, left to the heirs of Rev. MIR.
Cook, deceased, who in the early
settlement of Texas was one of a
company of land>buyers, who in
vested extensively in real-estate.-
There are twelve divisions to be
made, if he is successful.
ONE of our citizens attempted
to 90 home the other night, and hav-
ing too much of the 'ch be-joyful"
aboard, he mistook the City Park
fence for that Of his own at home,
and he began feeling along to reach
the door of his house, and he eau
tiously walked the circle of the Park
thirty-six times before he was suf
fciently sobered to know of his mis-
take.
THE editor Of the Forsyth Ad-
yeytjser takes the trouble to announce
10 his numerous readers that he is
"not responsible" for an article he
copied from the JOURNAL. "Re~
sponsible," indeed We guess not.
1t would be startling news to your
readers to know that you were ire
sponsihle' for any mental produc-
ton, no matter how insignificant the
subject. Suppose you practice a
"joke" upon your readers in the
next issue of the Advertiser by CIV
ing them something responsible"
from your iDfallible Penl
-TnAT fine stallion, dashing
around the square Tuesday evening,
Is Col. Jas. d. WaddelPs animal,
"Bob Aston" thoroughbred Ken
lucky horse, descendant of cele,
brated and fine blooded stock. Cal.
W. should, and doubtless does, feel
uroud of such noble steed. Dir.
Carmichael, the gentleman driving
him on the evening named, under.
stands handling the ribbons" and
"Bob Aston" fairly spread himself
in travelling around the Park, ex-
bibitipg as much spirit and fiery en-
ergy as ever characterized his illus