The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-12
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their heads in the breezes.
BUSINESS of all sorts is unusual
ly dull for this season of the year.
IN will soon be time to pull off
your red flannel bracelets.
WINE improves with age, but
kisses don't.
QUARREL with dead men and
you will not get hurt.
SHADE trees are being set out
around the square.
"A MAN cannot expect half a
loaf when he loafs all the time.
How to meet man of doubtful
credit-take no note of him.
IL such lovely weather should
continue, garden seed will have to
"git up and git"
--MR. BENZ. Stripping is having
another new store house built, near
the Court House.
REV. DR.. Wills, of Atlanta, will
deliver temperance lecture in Ma
rietta next Tuesday night. Let
everybody come out and hear him.
dis that clock right up there 7"
asked visitor, the other day, point
ing to the Court House steeple.-
"Right up there y said the boy,
''taint nowhere else"
-MARRlED--Ou the I'd inst, at
the residence of Rev. joe. M. Gable
the brides father, by Rev. Walter
Manning, Mr.. J. P. Grower to Miss
Lizzie Gable, all of Cobb county.
The Governor has instruct
ted the principal keeper of the PEN
itentiary to appoint a skillful physi-
clan, and with him to inspec. the
camp and examine the sanitary con
dition of the convicts in charge of
Haley & Co.
CAPT. J. NJ. Wilson, our live
stove man, tin and hardware dealer,
has large stock on hand and is
selling to please the people at low
prices. There is not better bust
ness man or whole souled gentleman
in town than Capt. Wilson. Read
advertisement and call and see him.
"A SQUAD of negro soldiers stop
ped off here last Saturday. They
we're on their way to the frontier to
fight the "Ipjins." 1t is said an In
dian never takes a Negroes woolly
scalp, while he never fails to lift the
glossy trosses of the white man.
How is this obstruction" to be met |
by the Civil Rights bill 7
NO matter what comes upon
you, don't you give up to it ! Look
it square in the eye. Don't let it
see you finch. If sorrow has en-
tered your lie, and rendered it bleak
and cherries, don't bow down before
it like freed shaken of the wind"
but swallow it, take it out of your
existence cut it up, root and
branch don't let it put you down
under its feet.
The professional card of DR..
J. Matthews appears in our paper.
He has recently located in our city,
aud we trust q warm welcome will
be extended to him by our citizens.
He is gentleman of intelligence
and refinement as we'll as a skillful
physician. Office in Blackwelrs
building, over Mrs. SchoenthalFs
confectionery store.
-pR j. Allie Griffith having re-
turned from the meeting of the Ec-
lectic Medical Association, which
convened in Macon, Ga, on the I'd
inst. tells US that DR.. |. j. NJ. Goss,
of Marietta, was re elected Presi-
dent Of the Association. The fol
lowing are the graduates for the
term Just closed Lindsey Laney,
Macon Henry c. Hunter, Middle
Ground, Ga. NJ. J. Brooks, I. A.
Roney, Augustus Smith, Jos. Nc
Ever, Acworth; R. II. McCutch-
con, Dalton, Ga. A. II. Ogletree,
Americas; R. B. Moore, S. S. Hin
ton, Chinquepin; Marvel NJ. Jack
son. Social Circle; j. Allie Griffith,
MD, Marietta j. ii. GOss, Ath-
ems; S. d. Everett Macon.
-DR. Franklin said "The eyes
Ofother people are the eyes that ruin
US. Ifall but myself were blind, ]
should neither want fine house nor
Ene furniture,