The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24


No papers delivered on Thursday even
ings. Our contract is for Friday morning
Our town ia swarming with summer visi-
tors.
THAT comet is looked for in vain. "Can
anybody tell me where Nancy's gomez"
"A fresh supply of Groceries at McClatchy
g. Reynolds.
"A WHITE man and negro man placed in
iail, for stealing, this week.
THE music by the Silver Cornet Band at.
tracts large number of beauties" to the city
park.
-HoRsEBAcK riding is fashionable with the
ladies, and prettily they look and gracefully
they ride.
THE Hill, two story, brick store house,
on the North side of the square, is being push
ed forward to completion.
THE building at the depot, by Winters e.
Whitlock, is near completion and quite a cred
liable building.
We notice among the prominent attend
ants upon our Superior Court yesterday was
G. B. Edison, Mayor of Smyrna.
As College commencement are over, our
young ladies' and gentlemen are returning
home
DURING the month Of june two new post
Offices were established in Cobb county under
the names of Cross Roads and Bryantville.
GIN. P. M. B. Young delivered speech
during recess OF the Court yesterday, to large
crowd.
Our devil" has "struck" and gone to
''rat" it in the Atlanta Commonwealth Office.
In the language of the Atlanta Herald, this is
"another step towards independent journal
ism.''
early Saturday morning, McClatchy &
Reynolds will have supply of Green's Wa
termeions fresh from the patch.
CHEROKEE Superior Court will convene
the LIST Monday in August. Mr.. j. A. Massey
will represent the JOURNAL and we trust our
Cherokee friends will render him all the assis.
lance they can.
1T is difficult to get any man In the county
to acknowledge that he is candidate for the
Legislature. The thing is getting serious and
it seems We not going to get representatives
for the next General Assembly.
BEETHOVEN Society aud Freyers Orches-
ira will exhibit at the Court House next Tues
day night. This is something worth going to-.
Fine! Grand Magnificent A rich treat.
Let all 90. Tickets can be had at the Kennesaw
House, at Scots.
ONE of the best and newsiest papers we
receive at this Office is the Savannah Daily AID.
vertiser- Republican 1t gives an epitome Of all
the general news of the day, local, State, ma.
tional, and foreign, as well sensible editorials
npon all topics of Importance We take pleas
ure in recommending it to our readers.
THE election for Ordinary of Cherokee
county passed off very quietly on the 18th inst,
resulting as follows: Rev. C. NJ. Mcclure re-
ceiyed 573 votes 0. w. Putnam, 3O4; James
L. Jordan, pa. Mr.. Mcclure, the lucky can
didate, we learn is very worthy man, com
petent and esteemed, and will no doubt give
general satisfaction and make an efficient Off
Ger.
-FoR the information OF the rising genera
ton Of the 10Th Century we wish to remark
that Maj. Willie Neal, Of the Marietta Journal,
and the Broad-Ax man, have at last clasped
hands across the s'boody sarcasm of the dead
past" and are now fast friends. The man who
utters one sentence against Neal is 'lost to los"
and his acquaintance may well say he ia
"nideringn Long live the JOURNAL Long
live friend Neal Covington Enterprise. In
view of the fact that our friend, Col. 81 w.
Hawkins, of the Enterprise, has just lately
married, it is not out of place for him to give
information for the benefit of the "rising gener-
alton" We appreciatively clasp hands in fra
ternal friendship, and for the imitation Of New
in and willingham ct the Rome papers, we
say, "Behold how good and pleasant it is for
brethren to dwell together in unity"