The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-12
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Darlington King went to Ac-
worth Tuesday and raked in the in>
surance
The "ancient peoples concert"
was repeated last Friday night with
fair success.
THERE is some talk of Prof.
Schmller's music class Of Dalton Civ
ing a concert in Marietta.
-WE call attention to the city
tax notice Last call Pay up and
save cost.
Bill Moore, of the Atlanta
Herald, says he will be here in three
weeks to propose to one OF the three
of those marriagebIe girls.
COBB Superior Court was ad-
iourned over until the third Mon
day. Read official notice in adver'
tisement column.
A PARTY Of three went hunt
ing, last Saturday, and killed four
teen rabbits, two squirrels, and sev-
en- birds
Tue lecture of General Hansell
on the EARLY Recollections of Ma
rietta" was postponed until next
Tuesday night, at the Court House.
There are three epidemics pre-
vailing in Cobb county-the chicks
en- cholera, the horse epizootic, and
matrimony. The two last, however,
are not very serious.
-MEssRs. Henderson Is Dyson
have commenced the erection of
residence for DR.. A. Reynolds, on
Powder Springs street near the rails
road bridge.
-MR. A. B. Phelps told us that
as soon as he advertised his farm for
sale in the JOURNAL, he had over a
dozen applications to purchase, and
he finally sold to Mr.. I, Stephens.
Advertising certainly pays.
Mn. B!uford Osborne and fami
ly left Cobb county few months
ago to locate in Mississippi They
have returned disguised with that
State and will be content to live in
old Cobb for many day to come.
We call attention to the adj
vertisement of Me8srs. Abbott &
Gilbert, two enterprising merchants,
who have a splendid stock of Gro
ceries, hardware, sheeting, shifting,
e.. Call and see them.
We regret to learn that Col. A.
?. Rood, of Marietta, died on his
plantation, near Columbus, last Mons
day, with the fever. We tender
our sympathy to the bereayed tami>
ly.
THERE is floating rumor to
the effect that some Atlanta and Ma
rietta capitalists will shortly com
mence the construction, of magnItl-
cent hotel in this place. A right
move in the right direction, and we
hope the rumor is we'll founded.
Gen. Hansell's lecture was
postponed by request until Court
week. when he will lecture before
the Y. NJ. l.. A, upon "The Aborig-
inees of the Cherokee country and
its Settlement by the Whites next
Tuesday night at the Court House
at y o'clock. Admission free.
-MR. w. (. MUMFoRD, editor of
the Talbotton Standard, was married
on the 18th inst, to Miss Ida Leon
ard, of Talbotton We acknowl-
edge the reception of "cards," and
and wish the happy couple unbound
ed felicity. It is the best "ld(e)a'
you ever had, Ed.
-IT will be seen by ADVERTISE
ment in the JOURNAL, that on Sat-
urday the 10Th instant, Mr.. A. B.
Phelps, ST., will sell at auction, a
variety of valuable household and
kitchen furniture, carpeting, sewing
machine, corn, fodder, horses, car
penter's tools, &c. Now here is a
good chance to get bargains, either
at private or public sale. Read and
remember the time and be on hand.
w. A. HANsELL, Of Roswell,
Cobb county, has been appointed
District Deputy for the 18th Con,
gressionaI District By the Grand
Lodge, for the purpose of advancing
Good Templarism in every way pos
sibIe, by holding conventions, meet
ings and delivering lectures. He is
the right man ii the right place