The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-10
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Court has adjourned.

...Picnics are blooming.
Baby Carriages for sale at r. Hirsch's.
IA lady book agent was in the city last
Monday.
"A shelter has been placed over the side
walk at the post office.
Two Button Kid Gloves for 80 cents at
Lindley & Barnes.
Several sea coast birds were blown this
way and found on the streets Monday.
"A marriage in high life soon We
don't mean that they are six-footers.
THE ladies have commenced their
spring shopping.
...OUR merchants are receiving new goods
in great quantities.
Prof W. r Clark was elected Superin
tendent of the Baptist Church last Sunday.
He will make a good one.
Mr. Ben. F. Perry has just cancelled a
very successful engagement with the meas
els.
The Georgia Press Association meets in
Gainesville next month. The boys are fix
ing for regular 'jamboree.
The Atlanta and Western Railroad is
not apt to be built, Judging from the way
the property sold the other day.
"A negro man was stopping those re-
turning from Church last Sunday, wanting
to find the man who sold marriage license.
Our friend Christopher, the energetic
and talented editor of the Atlanta Phono-
graph, was in the city last Sunday.
..MARRIED-On Sunday last in this city,
by Rev. w. W. Carroll, Mr.. Thos. Greggs
to Miss Samantha Burton.
You may break. you may bruiss if
YOU will, but that COW will hang around
that park still.
I'VE regret to learn that the Darien Ga
zette was destroyed by fire last week. This
is the second time in four years.
THE Cornet Band have received a new
and beautiful drum. of very elegant work
manship and Will. Sanges. the drummer,
is in his glory.
WE have talked with several of our
farmers and some of them report fruit kill
ed by the recent freeze and others think it is
not hurt.
...ON Wednesday and Saturday you can
get your corn ground at A. Howell u Sons
mill in the best manner. Fresh meal gen
orally kept on hand to exchange.
a. The committee to purchase fire en-
CINE met Tuesday, and decided to open cor
respondence and receive sealed proposals up
to the gath inst.
miss Agnes Herndon gave one Of her
superb entertainments in our city on Tues
day evening. AS an impersonator OF char
acter, she is hard to excel.
...Lindley & Barnes are ON time with
mammoth stock of spring and summer
goods, elegant and beautiful. Mr.. Lindley
selected these goods in person, and conse-
quently his experience and taste were used
to the best advantage. He proposes not to
be undersold. See advertisement.
1T cost Cobb County $500 a week to
hold Superior Court We have just had
three weeks of such counting for $500.
The recent freeze killed all the fruit IN
those orchards newly plowed, while those
orchards not plowed the fruit in them es
capped damage.
..R. Hirsch has just received $1,000
worth of Notions, Shoes, Hats, &c, from
auction houses in New York, which will be
sold less than ran be bought in New York
at private sales.
Hon. w. A. Hansell G. w. c. T.,
was one of the orators at the Temperance
meeting last night. Mr. Hansell is an &C
compished orator and earnest worker IN
the temperance cause. We were glad to
meet him in our sanctum. Griffin News.
The city council have set aside % per
cent of their taxes to he used in the payment
of the debt that they propose to incur IN
the purchase of steam fire engine. A
committee has been appointed with power
to act.
of Mrs. E. F. Anderson's millinery store in
another column: This lady has one of the
handsomest stock of goods we ever saw 1t
is really pleasant to the eye to see them.
She says she intends to sell cheaper than
ever Her efforts are indeed meeting with
success. Call and see her
THE Georgia State Sunday School AS
ISOLATION will hold its sixth annual session
at Macon, May Both and 31st. The execu-
tive committee has made extensive arrange
ments, and large and enthusiastic session
is anticipated In counties where no asso-
Citations exist one of the Vice Presidents
will appoint delegates. We hope all the
delegates elected by the Cobb county asso
citation will attend.
NEW goods of every variety and quail
ty are rolling into r. Hirsch's store 1t
will do your eyes good to see them
Hirsch never does anything by halves, but
uses all his energy and ability to place be-
fore the people stock of goods that will
please and meet their wants. His stock of
spring and summer Dry Goods, Ready
made Clothing, etc, are of the best selec-
tons and will be sold as cheap as the same
kind of goods can be had elsewhere
The Grand Jury Presentments are
published on our first page. They will
be found unusually interesting The Moi
felt Liquor Register, a Dog Tax, and Tax
ing Concealed Weapons, are subjects ably
handled A careful perusal will repay
any one We think the remedy, they sug-
gest, to prevent carrying weapons, is the
best we have seen from any source-Speak-