The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-07

THE MONDAY Association at Canton
was well attended by our citizens.
.Campmeeting will almost depopulate
the town next Sunday.
Mrs Julia DuPre has returned to her
home in Gainesville.
THE mill dam at the bone mill was
washed away by the rains of last week.
WELL yes we have heard of people
being left by q Railroad train before.
The livery stable men are preparing to
accommodate camp-meeting goers.
General Beaurcgard passed up the road
Monday evening.
SAVE your money and your teeth by
having Reynolds 10 do your work
/ THE lorcible earnest sermon of Rev.
w. d. Anderson, last Sunday morning,
must have went home to every heart.
...Adversity does not take from us true
friends it only dispels those who pretend
to be such.
misses Mamie and Jennie Charlton, of
Savannah, are visiting Capt. G. A. Nc
Cleskey's family, of this place.
LIZ you should cut watermelon open
and find live. snake inside of it, what
would you do?
...NIIssEs Jennie and Lizzie McFail, of
Atlanta are visiting the Misses Nell of this
place.
More people fail through multiplicity
of talents and pretentions than from ALSO
lutte poverty of resources.
FINE crops in this section. The pro
pitious seasons have made corn and cotton
| hoom
Miss Anna Dunklin and her sister Mrs.
Palmer returned TO their home in Alabama
last Friday.
For RENT-The house of Mrs. Tucker,
on Lawrence street. Possession given first
of September. Apply TO VIM. F. Clark.
JUDGE Lester, after holding court in
home Saturday.
The Marietta High School will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. V. E. Manget, Il lady whose
qualifications as teacher is acknowledged.
See advertisement.
1T does our eyes good to look upon the
neat typographical appearance of the Amer
icus Recorder which by the way is one of
our best exchanges.
MAR, hal Burrough was put on trial last
week in Gainesville for killing Joseph Nor
ris and the jury returned verdict of not
guilty.
I'VE are under many obligations to our
clever and esteemed friend, Mr.. Josiah Bar
Der for u large, sweetmeated watermelon,
and also for some peaches.
REYNOLDS is unquestionably the man
who has put first class Dental work down
to correspond with the necessities and hard
times of the people. st
THE festival at the residence of Mrs.
Sex Morris, in the country, for the benefit
of the Ebenezer Sunday School library, on
Wednesday night Of last week, was largely
attended and quite success.
Hon J. NJ. DuPre, member of the
Legislature from Macon county, addressed
the Christian Temperance Union, at the
Court House, last Monday night. His
speech was very fine one, giving evidence
of culture and ability.
Judge Lester is still making war upon
the practice of carrying concealed weapons
He dwelt with particular importance Of
breaking up this practice in his charge to
the grand jury at the opening Of the IIaral-
son county Court, last week.-Augasta
Neus.
..MARRIED-On the 31st ult., in Allan
ia, by.Rev A. r. Spalding, Mr.. Adolphus
Guerin and Miss ZelIah HILL The happy
couple arrived in our city on the same
evening and will make Marietta their home.
They have our best wishes Tor prosperity
and happiness.
EARLY Friday morning last, smoke
was seen issuing from the depot of the Ma
retta and North Georgia Railroad, when
Mr. Geo. ID. Phillips was aroused from
sleep, and some cotton seed was discovered
to be on fire A little work soon eXtin-
gt.ished the fire but not before several holes
were burned in the floo:
THE girl who passes you wine, would
not make good wife Paste this in
your hat, young man.-Ereh0nge. And
x the young man who has not the nerve to
resist temptation would not make good
husband Paste this on your looking glass,
young lady.
Go to Heggie's and try the California
Wine Bitters. They are very fine fol- Dys
pepsia and the finest tonic in the world.
He has also the finest Blockade Corn Whis-
ky in the market, and the purest Liquors OF
all grades, which he viii sell low for the
/ cash. A. Y. HEGGIE-
Board to lie had at Miss Bradley's. and
! three fine, large airy rooms Situation, the
, highest in Marietta. Fine, pure, cold,
soft free-stonc water. Price of Board $2l
per month.