The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-24
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

III costs more to fight, than run dray.
WE'VE had plenty of rain in this sec
ton.
...PHANcY our pheelings when subscri-
Der pays promptly.
THE Kennesaw House fed the Legisla-
tive solons last Sunday.
THE NJ & N. Ga. Railroad train makes
daily trips each way.
"A fresh lot of cheap Musins at Lindley
& Barnes
Mrs. w. ]. Hudson returned home on
Monday evening
Miss Bertha Morton of Atlanta is visit
ing Capt. J. G. Hughes family.
Our friend, A. Y. Leake, has returned
from Tate Springs.
Mr. L Black is recovering Reid &
Gramling's shop.
REV. w. F. Glenn and wife, of New
nan, arrived in the city on Thursday.
Miss Eugenia Richardson has returned
home from Mississippi.
The park illumination tonight (Thurs-
day) will be a grand affair. Five hundred
Chinese lanterns will be used.
MIR. WHITLoCK thinks of adding TWEEN
ty rooms to his elegant boarding house this
fall.
...EBENEzER Church will have festival
entertainment next Tuesday night, for the
benefit of the Sunday School library.
...Summer clothing at reduced price at
Lindley 81 Barnes.
| ..MARRIED-On Sunday last Mr. Chas.
J. Jenkins and Miss Rachel Watkins all OF
this county.
How contagious is the laugh of some
people, how jarring that of others, like
playing on IL worn-out piano.
| This is the last month to pay your
city tax. You had better go and see George
Manning at once,
Mr.. Thomas H. Withers, who has been
attending school in Gilmer county, has re-
turned home.
The wife of Mrs. James Myers died at
Rockmart last Thursday and her remains
were brought to this place on Friday.
Mayor James Walker and family, of
Darien, are spending the summer in Mari
eta.
Maj. S. c. DePass, of Memphis, Tenn,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. V. E.
| Manget.
THE exercises of the Marietta High
School will be resumed on the first Monday
in August.
THE Silver Cornet Band with their
beautiful new instruments will render a
choice programme of fine music.
For SALE-I will sell good, Family
Horse, new Harness and Rockaway in good
order, cheap for cash. THOMAS CRIMP.
! MIR. and Mrs W. II. Huntley, Jr., left
for Chalybcate Springs a few days ago
La Grange Reporter.
The illumination will certainly surpass
| in large degree any similar occasion ever
held in the Park.
...WEEDs grow fastest in fat soil, so cor
| ruption grows and thrives in prosperous
surroundings. The wild land affair, for in
stance.
WE have been placed under obligations
to our friend, Mr. George M. Lacy, for
some very nice peaches grown on his farm
near town.
...D1ED-In Atlanta on Sunday Goth,
Nina NJ, only daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
VIM. Crenshaw Her remains were car
ried to Roswell for interment.
You meet in this world with false
mirth as often as false gravity the grin
ming hypocrite is not a more uncommon
| character than the groaning one.
...QUITE a number of the members Of the
Georgia Legislature took ride over the
Marietta and North Georgia Railroad last
Sunday to Canton.
"A Marietta young man says he has an
attachment" served in person on young
lady, and she is his until said attachment"
! is duly satisfied He is willing to pay all
costs of suit.
we call attention to the advertisement
OIL. B. Stith & Bros, of improved power
for gins and threshers Mr.. r. b. Stith will
remain in Marietta for several days to show
parties the models, and can be found at A.
B. Gilbert & Cos. store.
Mrs. FoRD's School for young ladies
and children will reopen September 1st.-
There is no better teacher in Marietta than
this cultured and accomplished lady, and
we commend her to our citizens. See ad-
vertisement.
THE Brown Cotton Gin, justly celebra-
ted as being one of the best in the market
is for sale by those enterprising and relia-
BILE business men, T. J. Lowe & Bro, Of
Atlanta. See advertisement in another col
umn and send for price list.
The fine music played by our Band in
the Park, during the summer months, is
certainly source of much pleasure and
recreation, and it behooves both citizens
and visitors to assist the efforts of the Band
to finish paying for their new instruments
MIR. EDIToR-Am so sorry for thai
man who had his toe "chisled of. Dc
tell everybody that little piece of cotton
saturated in kerosene oil put under the nail
is much more agreeable remedy-an un
falling one, indeed know whereof l at
firm. M. M
FINAL APosTAsY.-We have received
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