The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-01-23
LOCAL LRAFLETs.

Bakers Chocolate at n B. Merryman S.
=. The atmosphere is again frcighted with
the sweet perfume of-guano. ~ -.
THE new officers of the city begin to
feelveasy in their new positions.
...MR. Henry Myers and wife have gone
to Jacksonville, Fla ~
The clamp breakers" love darkness
rather than light. because their deeds are
evil.
IF you want draying done, leave your
orders with Chuck Anderson at his livery
stable ...s,,
THE speech delivered by Mayor Haley
on his Inauguration was admirably con
ceived. .-4ef
The Fire Company was out on parade
last Thursday evening, trying their new
hose. & Es
The politics IN Georgia are getting to
be more personal than political. Principle
! is kept in allegiance. =.
I MIR. T. g. Dunagan, the efficient ordl-
nary of Paulding, and Mr.. Elsberry, the
| treasurer, were in to see us Friday.
"A VERY delightful and well attended
social hop was given at Mrs. Schoenthall
last Friday evening.
s...Our Sheriff, w. p. Stephens, was AZ
years old last Saturday, and our Ordinary,
II. NJ. Hammett, was 48 last Sunday.
...JoHN H . COOPER has ON hand u large
stock of pure WHISTLES. brandies, wines, &c,
suitable for domestic and medicinal use.
Call and examine Prices low. 8f
ON Tuesday night of last week, about
clock, brilliant meteor darted through
space, Illuminating the northern horizon
with great brilliancy and beauty. .,.s
Cliff Mansfield has sold his dray line to
Irwin Smith and Whitaker Nichols, and
speaks of going to Missouri. ..t
...CoTToN shipped from Marietta to date
$3.50 bales. Same date last year 6338. An
increase of 2112 bales. kE kR
TIE Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell, have large supply of their
Jeans for sale at N. G, Gignillat's store
Marietta
The Murphy Temperance union has 3ZS
members. Will reopen their coffee house on
the1st of February in the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. Hirsch' furniture.
The temperance lecture by Rev. W. d.
| Anderson, last Monday night, was fine
effort and highly appreciated by the au-
dience. E
Chuck Anderson has just started a new
dray line and can accommodate the public
at all hours with good teams and cheap
prices. s ~ q 81
l...Howard Van Epps, of Atlanta, gifted
and eloquent speaker, will address the tenn
perance union at the court house next
Monday night. Ifyou want to hear some
thing good, come out
1 W See ADVERTISEMENTS OH. w. Brown, Agt.,
Blacks Fertilizer One years trial will con
vince any farmer that it is just what he
needs.
| NOTICE COOP Observation-Disclosures will
be n called meeting of Minnehaha Lodge, on
Thursday evening, the Both day of January
1879. Important business to settle.
THos. H. MATTHEWS, w. c. T.
B.F. PERRY, Secretary. .........
ANY of our citizens wishing marble
monuments for their deceased friends or
relatives can do no better than to purchase
them for Mr.. A. D. Pagan, of Acworth.-
He is a fine workman and gives satisfaction.
Try him. t..sH .
/ Tc THE PUBLIc.-We desire to inform
-Four friends and fellow citizens OF Marietta
that we have bought out Mr.. Clifton Mans
fields dray business and would ask the con-
tinuance of his patrons. We mean to carry
ON the business with energy, fidelity and
perseverance. Try us and see if we don't
! mean business. ..as SAITH q NIGHHooLEE1s'i
.NorrcE. To those having notes, ae-
counts, or claims against Minnehaba Lodge
No. 1O3, l. 0. G.. Templars, will please pre-
sent the same for settlement to Thomas II.
Matthews, w6fthy ChiefrTemplar gor to B..
fF Perry, Recording Secretary, on or before
the Both day of January, 1879, ...a,s. u.
...XrTENT1ox KNIGHTS OF EIoNoR'--As.
1 sessnent No. 45 viii be due on the 29d inst
All members of Marietta Lodge No 173
who are subject toatlie same and have not
paid, will please pay at once or their names
will be dropped.
~ BARRINGToN KING. Fl Reporter
| u Parents should guhrdlagainstt prep
arations which merely stupefy children, and
make them sleepy. When restless and suf
fering. they need some such intelligent
treatment as DIR. HARTER's Soothing Drops
ON tonight, 0CThursday.) Sam Small
| (Old 81, } and Prof Howard Of Atlanta,
will lecture and give views of the paris
| EXPOSITION" in this city, several Of our cit.
| Gems having solicited them TO do SO. They
have the most perfect views and the best
machinery for theirproperpresentatlen. ever
brought to this country, which will be IN
structive and interesting to our people. We
.uust large audience will attend tonight.
4 They will be pleased and benefited and
will more, than be repaid for their time and
money spent
THE Marietta and North Georgia Rail
road is winding its .wayto Canton at the
/ rate of one halfmile of track per day The
+ cars now run. to Woodstock, which Is bound
to be a thriving town, Icing the central
point between Canton, Marietta, Acwortli
and Roswell There are already two Stores
Mr.. Strange and Capt Garrison and sever
al more merchants will he on hand, with
guano agents to make things lively. The
farmers around Woodstock are entitled to
IL ,r.n,ium on or. ssties, having delivered