The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-03
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

.THR bees conbed their honey we'll this
year.
THE Cornet Band has received another
new horn and bass dram.
VINO will care for the Marietta Female
College now
Mr.. au6 Mrs A. A. Fletcher have returned
from their Northern nip.
The cool. braciug air, since she rain. is
better than sea breeze.
ice delivered 10 all parts Of ,iis city in any
quantity, by Merryman X Mansfield.
THE refreshing rain Sunday added largely
to The value of the growing crops.
| Our Marshal is enthusiastic in his APP
plause He "chaired' colored speaker the
other morning ia fine style.
UNLAUNDRID Shirt for 60 cls., AT Liadley
& Barnes
TEMrERANCE discussions are raging on
the streets.
The Marietta RiHemen will have public
drill on the square to night, (Thursday.)
Mr.. }. Bella Campbell has purchased Mr.
II. C. Whites residence.
We must ask our friends not to neglect Ia
pay us the small aud large amounts they owe
us, as We need the money TO run our business.
MIR. X. II. NokrHCUrT left Wednesday
for Catoosa Springs, where he will spend y
few weeks.
RICHARD is himself again, and Mr.. Mas
sry once more enjoys the greatest of all bless.
ings-healIh.
You may talk about your sweet music,
but the sweetest strain we have had lately was
strained honey" only ten cents pound.
"A YOUNG mau's heart beats 100 900 times
in twenty four hours for Marietta young
lady. Hers beats for another young man.
Bologna Sausage, Dried Beef and Magno-
liza Hams by the slice at Merryman & Mans
fields, City Market.
TUESDAY last was day of 10 small import
ance in Marietta. We had sale day" live
educated pig and temperance convention.
Hon John O. GartrelI lost by death fine
horse the other day This makes four that he
has lost this year.
Bran and Shorts mixed, the best feed for
cows. only 80 cents per hundred pounds, de-
livered free MERRYMAN & MANSFIELD.
IRON the number of bowling. yelping
dogs on the streets al night, one would think
that dog law or strychnne, one or the other,
ought It be literally enforced.
REV S. P. Richardson will preach at the
Methodist Church Friday and Saturday nights,
Sunday morning and Sunday night.
MIS- Newt. Anderson, of Covington, is
visiting Mr.. W. P. Anderson Of this place and
other relatives here and al Powder Springs.
WATERMELON juice boiled will make a
good Jelly. No sugar used. So says Cobb
county man, who has tried the experiment sue
cessfully.
The threshers say that Mr.. j. X. Daniels
wheat, at Smyrna, turned out better than any
there being some 81 dozen shocks, making
1914 bushels of good wheat.
YES ysu can bring in all of those big
peaches, apples melons etc., and, although,
our space is limited we will try and make room
on our inside for them.
Fresh Meats OF all kinds constantly on
hand at lowest prices, at Merryman q Mans
fields, City Market.
n, Lat Eu;Jox, A., NJ
G. Moore, after several months sickness. He
leaves a wife, several children, and quite
number of relatives to mourn his death Peace
To his ashes.
LITTLE nigs, big ngs, black nigs, mulatto
ngs, and all kinds of nigs, are having black
berry picking now, instead of the old fashioned
plantation cotton picking. The cry IT, Buy
some backberr to-day, sab 7"
JUDGE I. j. ATKINSON, of this place, has
recently harvested an acre Of oats, about the
talest and finest of any in this section, yield
ing about Two and half tons of hay. He
sowed three bushels and half Of oats TO the
acre, and the result was gratifying, indeed.
"A beautiful line of ladies' aud children's
Newport Ties at Lndley Il Barnes.
FAMILIAR acquaiutances cannot, in The
nature of things, rudely sever their friendly
ISOLATION. As an illustration of this fact, the
little "black and tan terrier, finds favor and a
home with one Of our young men, in the usual
way.
THE fourth of July, at this place, will, we
fear, be marked with no public demonstration
of recognition. 1t will come and go like any
other day with not so much as the explosion
OF fire-cracker.
.REv Warren A. Gambler OF Atlanta. will
preach the commencement sermon Of the Little
River High School, Sunday, August Sd. Sam
w. Small, Of the Constitution, will address the
Literary Society on A ugust 9th.
Mr. Power, father OF w. r. Power, Esq.,
of this place, has sent us several stalks OF wheat
six feet high. He has len acres of wheat that
will average that high. He used no fertilizers.
The Temperance Convention held here
Tuesday, was concluded that night at the Court
House, by speeches from The Grand Worthy
Chief Tsmplar THE State, w. A. Hansell, of
Roswell, j. 6. Thrower aud Mr.. Withers, of
Atlanta, and Rev. Mr.. Richardson of this place
The convention win meet again the last Sa,ur
day in this month.
ANOTHER tragedy has occurred III Pickena
county. On last Saturday night, three men
went to the house oftwo brothers named Poole
living in Jasper who were known as informers
on illicit distillers. Poole was called to The
door, when the three men opened fire. The
wrong Poole vas killed instantly and the other
mortally wounded The Coroner held ALI in
quest.
=. Lonsdale Bleaehed Shiring 4, 8 ceals, at
Lindley & Barnes.