The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-02-13

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MIR. w. G. Young blood, aged 10 years
died on the st inst. "sat his home in Smyrna
Spencer r. Atkinson, Esq. of Camdel
county is ON visit TO his old home
Rev Mr.. Ellis, Reformed Episcopal
preached an able sermon, at the Baptis
Church last Sunday night.
Coz. Geo. A. McClesky, after spending
several months in Savannah, returned home
last Tuesday.
DIR. Reynolds works 100 per cen
cheaper than any one else and warrants hi:
work
"A fresh lot of water ground Flour and
Meal always on hand at the store OF Lindley
& Barnes.
...MRs. W. C. Mansfield, of Cleveland
| Tenn, and Mrs. Green, of Atlanta are Wis
ting Mis-. Mansfield.
Ed. Groves, after sucking oranges and
peeling bananas, in Florida. has returned
| TO his post OF duty.
PLEAS Shelman, our hotel clerk, says,
he has the niceet Office in the city, and don t
object to loafers except on Sundays.
We waste our time in moments, our
money in dimes, and our happiness in
trities.
MIR. HUMPHREYS instead of doing boot
and she work." as we had it in last weeks
issue, does boot and shoe work"
Fresh corned beef sausage, and various
other meats usually kept at markets, at J.
D. Whites.
...Huntley's Dramatic Company is gone,
and none too soon, for some of our ''resery-
ed people were ge:ting little too bellig
erent
DIR. A. G. Thomas. of Acworth, will
lecture on Temperance at the Court House
next Monday night. All invited, no IRE
served seals.
...CHEAP ROcKAwAY.-A new Rockaway.
made by Reid & Granting can be bought at
a bargain for cash. G. F. MANSFIELD
Exemption Waiver Notes. Mortgage
Deeds Warrantee Deeds, Justice Court
Blanks, &c. are for sale cheap at the Jour
nal office. .-.s
IF you would be pungent, be brief, for
it is with words as with sunbeams, the more
they are condensed the deeper they burn.
FINE Ham sausage, and picked pigs
feet, very low, at j. D. Whites market
house.
MIR. J. Spilman has taken out license as
city auctioneer and would be glad to have
the patronage of those wishing anything
done in that line.
THE members and friends of the Y. NJ
C. A. are requested to attend the special
meeting at the hall at u O'Clock Tuesday
evening Feb'y 18th 1879. ii
WIN. r. POWER, Prest.
WHAT two young men of Marietta
walked to Smyrna last Sunday evening TO
ride back on the train, and the train failed
to STOP and they had to walk back?
IL. Black does good work. cheap as the
times win warrant, and faithfully carries
out all contracts. Ifyou want any building
done he is the man that will give you salts
isiaction
The Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell have large supply of their
Jeans for sale at N. G. Gignilliat's store.
...DIED-On the 7th inst, Mrs. Dough
erty Hodge, wife of John Hodge. She was
born July end 1893, and joined the Metho-
dist Church in the year of our Lord 1908.
She died in their faith, and is gone to rest
Blacks Improved Fertilizer is being
used by our farmers as the cheapest and
best thing for their land. Mr.. James W.
Brown, Marietta, is agent.
...Paulding county has just paid out S27OO
fol a new Jail, is out Of debt and has 500 or
$500 in the Treasury. The county isin the
hands of good officers. CO .
No man can know all things but there
are lots of men who think they do. They
are the fellows who give All editor so much
valuable information as to how to run news
paper-into the ground.
The care-worn and ill-tempered man
would in most cases, regain his elasticity OF
temper, aud increase his capacity for work,
by making free use of DIR. HARTER's Llv-
Err PILLS. .e
The culvert, near the warehouse, is be-
ing extended so as to place the track OF the
NJ. &N. G. r. r. on, also Winters, Alex
ander & Legg are moving their platform to
make room for the road
John Cooper has now On hand At his
store, on South side of the square, a full
stock of pure Whistles, Brandies and Wines,
and the very choicest Cigars and Tobacco.
Give him call
...CLIFF Mansfleld's two sprightly horses
attached to buggy, run against wagon OF
wood on the square yesterday demolishing
the wa on and driving splinter in one OF
the horses shoulders about an inch and a
half deep.
PAY UP.-All those indebted to me are
earnestly and respectfully requested to come
forward and make immediate payments and
thereby save cost. Don't delay for must
collect all that is due me.
Mrs. E. f. ANDERsoN.