The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-01
OF Hand Local Dots.
VIZ learn Bishop Beckvith will

Ma, Henry White offers some
good bargains in his advertisement
this week.
We call attention to the law
card of II. NJ. IIammett. lie pro-
poses to make collecting specially.
-OUR young friend, Gobert L.
Gaut, of Knoxville, Tenn, called to
see US last Wednesday.
LADIES Kid Gloves for Scots
a pair, at +. Hirsch's. He also has
the largest lot Of Ribbons ever
bought to Marietta.
HowEs' Circus and Menagerie,
besides illustrating one page of the
JOURNAL, has extensive show bills
posted around the square.
"A LARGER crowd assembled at
Salt Springs Camp meeting, last
Sunday, than was ever seen there
before.
Mn. James U. Vincent, of Can
ton, was married on the 20th ult., to
Miss Louise G. Styles, daughter of
Col. G. w. STYLES of the Albany
News. Long life and happiness.
--MARRIED-On Sunday evening
last, by Rev. |. L. Branham Mr.. F.
G. Henderson, of Louisiana, to Miss
Sarah Southland, of this city. We
wish the happy couple abundance of
happiness.
Mas. Mary Mcleod, the relict
of Col. Francis Mcleod, died at her
ressence, last Sunday, aged So
years. Her funeral was preached
at the Presbyterian church and
she was buried Monday evening.
WE had the pleasure of meet
ing Hon. w. d. Anderson, of Cobb,
in the city yesterday. We would
love to support Anderson for Gov
ernor of Georgia. lie is an honest
man and a man of brains. u Tome
Commercial.
--JUGDH A. VAN WICK will de-
liver lecture next Tuesday night,
the 9th inst, at the court house,
at a quarter Of eight, on the subject
"Samaria, Galilee, Damascus, Baal
bee, and the Lebanons." We trust
our citizens will give him a large
audience.
-PRoF. w. G. HOLMES, \. NJ,
Of Calhoun, will open school next
Monday, October 4th, at the acade>
my building, recently vacated by
Prof. Lane. lie has good refer
ences aad we trust our people will
give him patronage. Read adyer~
tisement.
-THE fancy dress" bali, given
by Prof. Nichols, last Friday night
was a grand and gorgeous success
We regret we could not be present.
The costumes were varied and beau
fui. We learn Miss Lille Mcclellan
represented the JOURNAL, and for
the compliment, we return our
thanks.
We met our esteemed and
and handsome friend, Freeman, Of
the Calhoun Times, on the train last
Saturday. He publishes one of the
neatest and best papers in North
Georgia. He has recently built aud
moved into a new Office, which is
evidence that his paper is prosper
ing, as it richly deserves.
GRADY, Of the Atlanta Herald,
has some fastidious notions of jour
nalism, which he constantly exhibits
by "rseonstructing' the Hsrald's
mechanical "make-up." The latest,
is changing his newspaper columns
to "book measure" in imitation of
the New York papers. We wait TO
see what WlIinghsm has to say
We appreciate energy and en-
terprise no matter where displayed,
and the public eye is just as keenly
vigilant and appreciative. On the
part of the individual it shows that
there is a strong determination to
use the God given powers to hap
py advantage, and in this sense Mr..
j. G. SULLIVAN comes to the front
again this week i'll splendidly writ
ten column advertisement, just such
as will attract attention in its good
offers in general merchandise. He
is doing noble part in giving our
people cheap goods-cheaP as Att
lanta. He don't believe in stor-
ing away goods and say nothing
about it, but spreads the news and
rayo-d Read his adyer>