The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-01-16
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

Bakers Chocolate at n B. Merryman S.
...GEoReE BROWN was carried to Dade
Coal Mines on Tuesday last.
miss Lou Kolb was married to Mr..
Coleman on last Tuesday night.
"A mans character is like fence-you
cannot strengthen it by whitewash
...Can any person improve his condition
by complaining If not, whine not.
...Mcssrs Lindley & Barnes have opened
new store at Mr.. Gignilliat's old stand
Nv. G. Green now has moved his shop
to Gignilliats old stand See advertise
ment.
-. The adjourned term of Cobb Superior
Court convened last Monday, was dismiss
ed until March
REV w. D. Anderson will deliver a
temperance lecture at the court house next
Monday night Come out and heal him.
DIED -Ia Dallas, Texas, on the eth
inst, at the residence of her brother-inlaw,
Major Grifiis, Miss Amelia Bowie.
JOHN II. COOPER has on hand large
stock of pure WHISTLES, hrandies, wines, &c,
suitable for domestic and medicinal use.
Call and examine. Prices low.
...R Hrsch is selling his winter stock at
great reduction to make room for his spring
and summer stock. Now is the time to buy
and get bargains See advertisement
I'VE extend congratulations to Mr.. c.
w. DuPre and wish him much joy over
his New Years present of fine large boy.
The young gentleman came on Sunday
night. Gainesville Eagle.
...FoR SALE-Pure Breed, Partridge
Cochns and Light Brahmas cheap Adj
dress w. d. Smith No. 4, Kimball House,
Atlanta, Ga
Use Black Fertilizer. the cheapest and
best. Send to j. w. Brown for circular
containing certificates of farmers who have
tried its merits 1t costs only from 50 to s.
to make "A ton.
KILLED -On'last Friday at Douglas
vile, two white men. Mr.. Skinner and a
Mr.. Johns, had difficulty, and the former
shot the latter through with pistol, the
wound producing death. Skinner escaped
Tine Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell have a large supply of their
Jeans for sale at N. G. Gignilliat's store
Marietta.
...ON Saturday night, some unknown
persons, maliciously shattered all of the
street lamps. The destructive perpetrators
should be ferretted out, arrested and pun
ished to the extent of the law. Such mis-
chief is wholly ineXcusable.
..MARkIED-On the evening of the 9Th
inst, at the residence of the brides mother
in this city, by Rev. j. G. Ryals, Mr.. ]. c.
Cooper, of Acworth, to Miss Rhoda Shock
ley, of this city. The happy couple left on
the evening train for Acworth. Our best
wishes attend them and may their life be
one Of prosperity and happiness,
Parents should guard against the prep
arations which merely stupefy children, and
make them sleepy When restless and SUI
fering, they need some such intelligent
treatment as DR. HARTERs Soothing Drops
DIR. ]. G. GREER is now having his
dental room on the south side of the square
which he recently purchased, fitted up pre-
paratory to permanent occupation, and UNI
til the 18th inst, he can be found at Dr.
Tennents office, where all work in their
line will be promptly attended to.
..ABoUT 1900 people, men, women and
children, white and black, came to town
last Friday TO see George Brown hung, but
the Governors action, on Thursday com
muting Browns sentence to Imprisonment
for life, denied to the assembled multitude
the horrible sight of choking man to death
with rope. Brown says Thursday was
the happest day of his life.
LAST Tuesday, Baiiihs White and
Mitchell, in Big Shanty district, went to
arrest John Horseshaw, colored, charged
with breaking open Mr.. Nuttngs barn,
and White entered one door Of S1he house,
and Horseshaw grabbed gun, cooked it,
and run out the other door, where he con
fronted Balliff Mitchell, who fired his pistol
at Horseshaw, the ball striking him in the
breast, glancing off, without doing much
damage. Horseshaw was put in Jail
The Dime Club in the interest of the
Literary and Temperance Union will meet
next Wednesday night at Mr.. Whitlock's.
The meeting at the Kennesaw House was
quite Il success both in the number present
and the programme presented. A rare
treat is in store for those who attend next
Wednesday night. Come everybody and
help in good cause.
...LosT-On Thursday last, in Marietta,
or on the road leading from Marietta to Ore
gon court ground, one large black morocco
pocket book, containing about $45.00two
tens, one twenty and Il five dollar bill, with
several hundred dollars worth Of notes,
made payable only to G. W, Taley, and
any person finding said pocket BOOK, ana
delivering to this office. will be paid the
sum Of ten dollars.
CHOICE Georgia Cane Syrup at 80 cents
gallon at Boston & Hunts, Canned goods
of all kinds, choice New Orleans SUGARS re
fined sugars, crushed, granuatcd, powdered
and A sugars selected Cream Cheese, fresh
Soda Crackers always on baud, Lemon
Cream, Ginger Snaps and fancy crackers OF
various kinds, choice Sugar Cured Hams at
10 cents The largest lot of axes in the
place The best fifty cent tobacco in the
market Try our best rio coffee and be cen
WINGED that we sell the best goods at the low
prices. Calland see for yourselves-remem
Der the place is at Boston & Hunts.