The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-20

are In the e'ty, the guests OF mrs Y. a. mummy
I'm, Wilson has on hand Flutafs, Fruit
.iass and Jelly Glasses, all very cheap.
PROT. Nichols dancing school is largely at
tended.
This copper mine on preacher Aliens farm
has proved unrsmnnsrative. as ST..
"A. A. Daniel presents us with some nice
peaches, for which he has our thanks. -
-Gots j. NJ. Wilson's store for your Fly
Traps and Fly Fans. gr
Miss Leila Pratsr, Of Dalton, i IN the city,
the guestof her sister, MIRA. J. W. Chambers.
the adjourned term u Cobb Superior
Court. epnvsnss next Monday. Judge Hillyer
of Atlanta viii p, obably preside. Y
w. p. Anderson & Son have Sorghum
Mills for sale and ask those in need to call and
examine and price.
A FEW hives of italian Bees for sale at the
Marietta Nurseries. N. B. HARDEN.
DIR. Strong having very handsomely ar
ranged the interior Of his drugstore, has had
an awning erected h front. HfN ss@ll0
OWING to the death of Prof Lanes sister,
necessarily causing his absence the first OF the
week, the commencement exercises Of the Ma
ristta Female College IL indefinitely postponed.
we are indebted to Mr.. E. A. Withers for
some Onions Of very large growth, the finest We
have seen this season. W fa llltt
Apple and Peach Psalers at J. N. Wilson's
hardware store. aA-5t ia
In the absence of Rev. Mar. Glenn, Rev.
John P. Duncan, the blind preacher, filled tbs
pulpit very aeeeptably at the Methodist church
las, Sunday. II c'F4A .Ae
!. WIS wantan Acworth and Powder Springs
correspondent to send us.svsry "Wednesday the
locals news of their respective localities We
don't want essays, bu, items, briefly sisted,
r SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. Sterling Hicks an
industrious farmer who lived several miles from
Marietta, retired Monday night in good health
and fifteen minutes after ming o'clock, he was
found dead.
w. j. KrsER has just received a large and
new stock Of Dry Goods of great variety and
beauty. Call and see them at once.
THE "Snake-in-ihe grass" who yesterday
sent US horrible aecident' from Smyrna, win
no doubt be disappointed in not seeing il in this
issue ss the JOURNAL. Your malignaney istoo
apparent. We have reliable correspondent
there without your assistance.
-WE learn thu. Rev. +. r. Branlasn of the
Baptist church win shortly move 10 Easonton
where be win take charge Of a school and tile
Baptist church at that place. Mr. Rranham is
an able preacher and a fine teacher and 1t win
Be hard to find one 10 FIJI his place,
! -IF "Many Citizsns' (whO seem to be SO
much annoyed by the buzzing Of the new ma
chine at the Ksnnesaw MIIls) win take some Of
Mrs. iWinslow Soothing Syrup il will no doubt
assis, in quie,ing their nerves, and make them
feel better generally. PETER PLUSKErr.
!, Prof w. F. Clark aud his music class Of
young ladies, gave concert at the .KsnnssaW
House parlor last Tuesday night, there being
quite number Of friends present. AT thsscon-
clusion refreshments were served, and Prot.
Nichols naugurated dance. The evening
was an enjoyable one, and we regret that We
could not avail ourselves Of the kind invitation
to be present. s
Il THE following officers Of Cherokee Lodge
!. o. D. F. were recently installed for she en-
suing quarter Joseph Elsas. N. g.; VIM. G.
t.
phrey Reid, P. S.; T. L. Hunt, Treas; II. d.
McCutcheon, W.; VIM. j. Hudson, G. John
A. Massey, R. S. N. g.; NJ. T. Grist. o. G.
John P. Moore, I. G w. +. Glenn, Chap. /;
A. Il. CoryeIl, r. s. v. G.; H. 8. Anderson,
l.. S. V. g.; Win. q. Hunt, r. s. s.; W. H.
Covipgton, L. s. s.
1--WE desire to say for Annie Logan's sake
that the statements recently made by the
Gwinnett Herald and the MARIETTA JOURNAL
that the editor of this paper would soon lead
her to Hymsn's alter are without foundation. =
--DeKalb County Neos. You are mistaken.
We never accused you of going to lead her to
an "a1ter," and we are not going to do so either,
for we have the highest respect for Miss Annie
and besides we believe her to be sensible. girl.
However, she might consent to be led before
Hymen's altar
MIR. E.. A. WITHEks, our Cobb county
uiachinist, is reyolutionizing things in the way
Of selling Sorghum Mills. Hs manufactures
one of the colnpletest Cane Mills now in the
market, giving better satisfaction and cheaper
than they can be had elsewhere. He is an en-
ergs.ic, experienced machinist, and knows what
he 10 doing, and at the same time deserves the
patronage Of our people. He has one Of the
best Foundries in Georgia, where every facili
ty is offered fof doing work and doing 1t well
See the cut of this unsqualled mill in another
column
y -MARRIEp.-Ou friend, C. f. Mansfield
and Miss Katie Williams, both Of this place,
were married in Nashville, Tenn, at the Max
well House, on Thursday evening, 18th inst,
Rev. A. /. Baird, Of the First Central Presby-
terrain Church, officiating. Among those pres
ent were Col. A. n. Shook, Supt. Tenn. Coal
and r. r. Co., Of Suwanee, Tena.; james G.
Warner, Pres Rising Fawn Iron Co., Nash
Vile; Fl. G. Stone, Clerk Of .the Maxwell
House s. E. Howell, Of Marietta, conductor
of the Parlor Car, Winstka; and quite mum
Der Of ladies. The happy event had been an
ticipsted for some time and was to be consuIa-
mated on sher return from Pennington, Mo
where her father, DIR. G. w. Williams. is now
on a visit. But Cliff became impatient and
and while en- route autographed to Misc Kate,
who stopped at Union City, and on his arrival
they retired to Nashville and wess united as
above stated. The happy couple arrived in
our city on last Friday aud were congratulated
By their numerous friends. Cliffs earBssiness