The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-29

AN immense crowd attended the circus
last Friday. d
:. Northcutt s. Lindley have dissolved
opartnership. See notice
Judge Hammett is the first man to don
straw hat this season.
---MoRTeAeE Deeds, WARRANTED Deeds.
aud all kinds of legal blanks for sale at the
Journal Office, very cheap.
THE farmers are not paying much at
tention to making Governors, but they are
making the s'ground-swell" with guano.
-Ip,s what we are, not what we sOsar,
That makes US good and makes us great
r. MISS lone crowder returned to the city
Tuesday from d visit 10 Alabama, accompa-
MED by Miss Burroughs of Notasulga,
we had a pleasant call from Mr.. Henry
O'Shields, of the Canton Georgian, on last
Wednesday.
WHIT up your knives and get your
pine box out on the shady side of the house
and begin the spring and summer cam
paign.
AN excellent Howe Sewing Machine,
in perfect order, will be exchanged for
good mich cow. Apply at Journal Office.
THE mocking bird whistle-vender has
been in town, and now the boys make the
IN ocking birds ashamed of themselves by
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Mr. R. Hirsch left for Baltimore and
New York markets last Friday where he
will buy an immense stock of spring and
summer goods.
Children s meeting at the Methodist
Church next Sunday morning. Children's
songs used and a sermon to the children.
Parents will present children for baptism at
104 O'Clock
TEN CENTS will get twenty-five visit
ing cards, with name printed thereon.
Name in gold twenty cents For printing
address on cards ten cents extra. Mailed to
any address.
The time of holding the Methodist
Dime Club entertainment has been chang
ed from Monday night to Friday night, Goth,
at Dr. Reynolds house.
-Brumby & Myers have commenced the
construction of a two story, brick building,
for their chair factory. This factory is
bigger enterprise and has more machinery
in it than one would imagine.
MARRIED-On the evening of the 21st
inst, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. Hiram Butler, by the Rev. ]. A. Nc
hurry, Mr.. Milton Whitfield and Miss
Annie Butler All of Cobb county.
Bring your job printing of every de-
scription to the Journal Office and we guar
antee to do it as cheap and as well as it can
be done in Atlanta or no charge.
-JoHN Cooper begs us in mercy to let
the people know that he don't want to buy
any more "dry cows" as he has been de-
luged with applications ever since the no
tice appeared in the JOURNAL. He is fully
satisfied that advertising pays.
Cobb Superior Court disposed of quite
a number of cases during the two weeks
sitting and among the important were
The State VS.. Joseph Carnes, charged
with the murder Of Walden, who recently
died-verdict not guilty. Joe Edwards,
COL, charged with murder-verdict not
guilty.
---PRoTRACTED MEETING. Providence
permitting, services will be protracted from
night to night at the Methodist Church
next week Services will begin promptly
at Il O. clock. No bell. The Young Mems
Christian Association will conduct the ser
vice on Tuesday night. Seats tree. All
are invited. H. J. ADAMS Pastor.
MEETING of the Ladies' Memorial As.
ISOLATION will be held this afternoon (Fri
day. at 81 O'Clock at Nichols Hall 1t is
earnestly desired that our citizens will at
tend and assist in making all necessary ar
engagements, in the selection of speaker, etc,
for IA proper observance of memorial day
AFTER brave struggle the Atlanta |
morning for want of patronage. 1t says
call the patronage that Atltnta possesses is |
needed to sustain such paper, as the city |
should have" Even true. One good paper
well sustained is better than two with di- |
vided patronage The Tribune was cheap |
paper but in doing cut-under business, it |
hurt itself as well others and suspension is |
the result The old Constitution still lives.
LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT. Miss nj. |
z. Montgomery assisted by her two pupils,
Masters Willie and Charley Cameron, gave
two of her entertainments at the JEFF. Davis |
House, Wednesday and Thursday evening |
of last week. The entertainments consisted |
of Recitations, Dialogues and other elocu-
tionary exercises, both grave and gay of the |
very best selections and delivered in style |
which was highly interesting and entertain |
ing. Each acted his part well and more es-
pecial'y Master Charley Cameron who per
formed his part most admirably for one so
young. Miss Montgomery came to our city
highly recommended and is lady of fine |
culture and refinement and well deserves
the patronage of the public Ne,cnon Her
aid. ET*gE
Miss Montgomery is in the city and was
announced to give an entertainment Thurs
day evening. df be e.aaaa SEQ
-CoNaREss hasjust passed an act which
gives a pension to all soldiers of the War OF
1872 who served fourteen days, or were in
any engagement, and to the surviving wild
ows of such soldiers, no matter when mar
ried. Proof of loyalty not required. Also,
r, storing TO the Pension rolls the names OF
all persons now surviving who were pen
stoned for service in The War of 1912, or any