The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-07-13
LOCAL LEAFLETS.


Underwood q, Rome this week.
-THK Convention ia now in session at At
lanta.
Go TO J. NJ. Wilson's stone for your Fly
Traps and Fly Fans.
Miss Katie AgricolA of Atlanta is on visi
to our city.
W. DUNCAN, Of Savannah, has arrived. to
summer it in our city.
REV. Mr.. Piuksrton Of Griffin WAS on
visit to our city this week.
"A FEW hives Of Italian Bees for sale al the
Marietta Nurseries. N. B. HARDEN.
Apple and Peach Psalsrs at J.. NJ. Wilson's
hardware store.
-RRv. Mr.. Norris, Of Cartersyills. preached
very able and interesting sermon at the
Methodist Church last Sunday morning.
Dewitt O. Green arrived in Terrell, Kauf-
man county, Texas last Saturday night, whers
he will remain couple of weeks.
Cincinnati Hams, Lard and Bacon, New
York Syrup, GRADUATED and = Soft Sugars. the
very beet at l.. C. a. w G. McLellan's store
She left few days before and he had to
board The train on Sunday ia quest of her
whereabouts.
The storm on Frida. morning was ssvere
and prosti atsd trees in town and county as well
as damaged crops.
Mn. Matt Moore lie on visit home from
along the line of the NJ. & North Georgia Rail
road. He reports encouraging prospects for
the completion Of the road.
u, NJ, Wilson has on hand Flutsrs, Fruit
Jars and jelly Giasses, all very cheap.
"A LADY says that the water at the Marietta
mineral spring, makes her feel .'ironc and sui
furious"
--DIEp-On the Goth of June, at the resi-
dsncs Of w. s. Dodgen in this county. Mr.
Isaac Reid, aged SO years. 10 months and 25
days.
"A Subscriber forihs THE Daily Consiitu-
ion" wants some one 70 cali at that Office with
good patent newspaper folder. They are
sadly In need OF Ons.
MIR. John Foster, who lives near Marietta
has pair of gold auspender buckles, made out
OF gold dug from the mines in Carroll county
Ga. Mr.. F. Is SO years old and made these
When boy, say fifty years ago
--Hosse,ters Bi.tsrs. Plaatatioa Rittsrs,
schiedam Schnapps. Wines, Brandies, and
Wheat, Rye, Bourbon, and Domestic Whistles
at L. C. & w. C. McLvllan's store.
-9HosE wishing to procure good map Of
the seat Of war ia Europe. Gan do so by calling
on our old map agent, ChAs. E. Caldwell, who
has few Of them which he is selling at 50cts.
each.
A MEETING preparatory to the organiza-
ton of Young Mems lChristian Association
will be held in the Methodist Church on Mon
day night next at 8 O'Clock. Christians of all
dsmoniations and the young men especially,
are invited most earnestly 10 attend. Visiting
friends from Atlanta are expected to be pres
ent.
The largest and most varied stock of all
kinds of Bitters, Porter, Wines and Liquors,
suitable for medical use. ever offered in this
market since the surrender, can be found at the
store Of L. C. g. w. C. Mcclellan.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a
grand rally of all the Sabbath Schools in Cobb
county at Acworth on the 9th Of August next.
An extended notice of this mass meeting and
arrangements made for transportation over the
w, IL A. R. r. OF the various Schools, and ap
outline of the exercises Of the day will be pub
lishsd in the next Issue Of tie JOURNAL. Ii IL
hoped and expected that every Sunday School
Scholar aud TEACHER in the county will be pres.
ent.
-DIED-At his residence in this city on the
morning of the 10th inst, Col. David J. Dobbs.
after lingering illness. He was ons Of our
most respected and esteemed citizens, member
of the Baptist church and Mason, and was
buried with the honors of that order. He was
man OF fine education, kind hearted and Goa
sciencious, and his death will cause pang Of
regret to all those who knew him. He leaves
a wife, wodsuRlliers and several sons to mourn
his untimely demise, to whom we tender our
sympathy.
LAST Wednesday evening while toiling
away and wiping great drops Of PRECIPITATION
from cur brow, We thought of the scriptural
quotation, "By the sweat of the face shall man
earn his bread" and just then stalwart, snil:
ing, rbany-husd individual game into our Office
budensd under the weight of mammoth has
k~t, neatly covered. Placing the basket on the
floor, be handed US a card bearing these words,
Journal OFFICE. Compliments of w. 7.
VIM" Lifting the covsriug-ah! what
a tempting sight! Truly imam does not live
by bread alone" for here are PEACHES, large,
luscious, red aud juicy. Indeed, THE il good
world and ihese are many warm-hsarted peo-
pie in it. Major you struck the righ. key is
produce MUSIC, Yan taRlant have suited our
taste bst,sr aud from the deep rseesses OF our
nature there wells up keen appreciation and
lively gratitude for your timely and boaateous
remembrance. 1t Ia said that "kind words
never die" and we believe kind acts have the
same lease of life, and when the one accomPa
MICS the other how twin-liks il their existssa.ees
in msmory's easket. Again, many thanks.
and may you live lspg and prosper!
And since writing the above we have received
another basket full Of peaches, equally as nice,
just as acceptable and as highly appreciated,
presented by Mrs. w. H. Tucker.
Big shanty Mills.