The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-17

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Our marshals had five cases for the
Mayor to try last Monday morning. Bust
ness reviving.
Fresh Meats Of all kinds constantly OH
hand, at lowest prices, at Meuyman g. Mans
fields, City Market.
Miss Lucie Gartrell, of Atlanta, and
Miss Jennie Stoyall, of Vienna, are on
visit to the family of Col. John o. Cartel.
Miss Hattie Wilson, of Atlanta, who
has been visiting Mrs. Julia DuPre, at this
place, returned home Wednesday.
Our worthy Mayor and family will
spend month or two in Marietta during
the heated term Darien Gazette.
Mr.. Timothy Stephens has presented US
with the largest, ripest and sweetest peach
es ofthe season.
IAN old SOW reached her snoot into Pos
Glbert's store and Toasted on a fifty pound
sack of flour.
...MRs. Elizabeth Anderson and Miss
Laura Snoddy, left for Catoosa Springs last
Monday morning.
MIR. r. W. MCGOWAN, and daughter,
Miss Victoria MCGOWAN, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday in our city.
THERE was no service at any of the
Churches last Sunday night, except the
Presbyterian.
I'VE learn that Prof. v E. Manget has
been rendered position in the Wesleyan
Female College.
Capt w. n Moore and family are on
a visit to cambridge Tenn, where they
will remain until the first of September
DIR. Reynolds will have quite hand
some house, when the workmen give it the
finishing touch.
Mr. James II. Howell left last Tuesday
morning to take charge, as conductor, of a
Pullman Sleeping Car. Success to jim.
...Messrs Reid s. Granting have purchas-
ed the Banks plantation, adjoining their
other land, and they now have one Of the
best farms in the county
Bologna Sausage, Dried Beef and Msgno-
liza by the slice al Merryman Il Mans
fields, City Market.
Mr. ]. P. Bowie, of Smyrna, sold a
COW that gives five gallons Of milk per day,
to Mr. Russ Pace for $35, last Tuesday in
this place.
SUNDAY evening the narrow gauge
train ON its return trip from Canton, ran
over and killed the beautiful white dog, be-
longing to Miss Ida NARROW.
AT a conference meeting last Sunday,
the Rev. Frank Johnston was reelected
pastor of the Baptist Church at this place,
for another year.
Miss Lizzie McCauley, of Atlanta, is the
guest of Miss Abbie Davis, of Albany, Ga.
stopping at the residence of Mrs. ID. J.
Dobbs, of this place
WE are indebted to Pres Butler for the
presentation of some Ice Cream. He makes
a good article and commend him ITO our citi-
Gems for patronage.
Mr.. Thomas Terry, who lives to the
right of Lost Mountain, made this year on
one acre of ground 374 bushels of wheat
and 60 bushels on two acres.
REV. Mr.. Mallory, President of the
Shorter College, Rome, preached at the
Baptist Church in this place on Sunday
morning, and at the Presbyterian Church
at night.
Poisoning dogs is one Of the amuse-
ments of the town. Mr.. John Cooper had
two to die, from being poisoned, last week.
Mr.. Cicero Kiser drenched his dog with
lard and counteracted the poison.
I'VE are under obligations to Mr.. Chas.
Z. Caldwell for busket of large, luscious
peaches. Mr. Caldwell keeps at his fruit
store variety of choice fruits and is exer-
cising an energy worthy of success.
Bran and Shorts mixed, the best feed for
COWS. only IS cents per hundred pounds, de-
livered free. MERRYMAN & MANSFIELD.
"A postofice has been established at
Oakley Mills, Cobb county, with Mr.. Wat
kins as postmaster. This will prove quite
convenient to our subscribers in that sec
ton.
THE anniversary celebration of the
Cobb County Sunday Schools will take
place in Marietta, August Goth. A large
Bible will be given to the School that ex-
GELS in singing Gov. Colquitt will deliver
an address on that occasion.
THE city clock will be set up six min
utes this Thursday morning. So says Bill
Green, the keeper He also repairs watch
es, clocks and jewelry, as cheap or cheaper
than any workman in town. All he asks is
trial. Work guaranteed. Shop At Lind
ley & Barnes store. It,
The following officers were installed at
Stonewall Lodge No. %, Knights of Jeri
cho, on Saturday night John A. Hunter,
Chief Miss Ella Hunter. Vice Chief; Miss
Lizzie McEachern, L. P. W. +. NOEL
wreath, Chap. +; John NJ. Hewett, Sec. $.
C. McEachern, Treas. @. B. Lindsey, NJ. ;
J. II. Baggett H.; G. M. McElwreath, g.;
J. n. McEachern. p c. John II. Hewett,
and j. H. Baggett were elected Grand
Lodge Representatives. The Grand Lodge
win meet in the Hall Of Stonewall Lodge,
August 9Th.