The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-23

rietta Wednesday.
-TnE Cornet Band will play in
the city paik this evening
Corn in the ear and green
shucks, fifteen cents dozen.
-PRoF. Nichols dancing school
is in full blast at the Opera Hall.
THE melOn>cholly season the
most expensive of the year has
come.
IT is thought Marietta won't
buy the Rome lire engine, if the
chose is made of 'gourdvines."
- TIE warm weather don't seem
to pervent the announcement of new
candidates for Governor.
"A celebration of all the Sunday
schools in the State will be held in
Atlanta the 9th of August.
Mr.. Roberts of the Milledge.
willie Union, gave US pleasant cal |
last week.
-THE Rome District Conference
of the Methodist Church, South,
met at Acworth yesterday.
PEACHES and watermelons are
in abundance. You pays your
monish and takes your choice"
-MR. J. A. MASSEY will attend
Cherokee Superior Court, the first
Monday in August, in the interest
of the JOURNAL.
-DED-L. NJ, wife of f. S.
Nell, born in Savannah, Feb. 10Th,
1928, died in Marietta, Ca, July
6th, 1875.
-THE turning over lamp full of
oil at Mrs. Curtis boarding house on
Friday night, occasioned an alarm of
fire and some excitement.
Mn. John j. Brown, of Chatta-
nooga, called to see us last Friday,
looking healthy and smiling as a
ripe peach.
The churches are holding union
services at the Presbyterian church
this week, commencing at ) o'clock
in the evening.
LINDSEY DUN, of Rome, who
was found guilty of assault with in
tent to rape, has been sentenced to
the penitentiary for ten years.
Mn. CHEvES has sold seven
Singer Machines in Cobb county in
the last week, See what advertis
ing will do in the JOURNAL these dull
times.
IL those who have lengthy obit>
uary notices they want published
would read our advertising rates
they would see we charge for such
things.
AS Sidney Smith would say, if
loafng around Marietta, it is hot
enough to make one wish he could
take off his flesh and sit in his bones,
50 he could keep cool.
The mystic editors Of Jonah
Gourdvine" of the first number, evi
IDENTIFY had nothing to do with the
second edition of the miserable abor-
ton.
HE finest peaches we have
seen this season, were presented by
Mr.. r. II. Cox, Of Cobb county
The largest measured 10 l03 and
weighed - ounces. The fruits of
this county cannot be surpassed in
variety, growth and quantity.
HERE is Coleridge revised and
adapted to The hot situation
Oh. for a lodge in some vast Ice house
some bolmd.ess contguity Of ice cream,
Where red hot rumors Of ninety in degrees in
the shade,
Ofred hot undtrshirts and toasting cu'ice
And gradual cremation shall never come!
We call attention to the valua>
bic property offered for sale by
Nichols & Hammett, Real Estate
Agents. They give prices of some
splendid property. They are relia
bic and doing big business.
--DRs. Goss & Griffith have re-
moved to the new Orera House and are fitting
up an Office and reception room for the accom-
mediation Of all who may desire to avail them
s4lve. oftheir counsel or services in the treat
ment either Of acute or chronic diseases.
-SnEcUT, of the Monticello Ban
ner in his last issue had a piece
about marrow Escape" from a
huge snake that came into his house
Poor fellow, we are sorry for him !!
We knew he would see snakes after
his return home from the press JAM