The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-08-12

'''Ooou "OIh al lowest pTlCeS-hey nOluS'
salt Springs Camp meeting has been
changed from the second Sunday in Sep
TENDER to the third Sunday in August.
Smyrna can turn out more pretty girls
than any other section of the county, ex-
cept Marietta.
III. P. Bell has been nominated for Con
gress in the 9th district by acclamation.A
He will make splendid race.
...Mrs. Buntz and daughter, Mamie, Of
Savannah are spending the summer in Ma
rietta.
Mr. Marcus Fields left last Tuesday
evening for Indian Territory and will be
gone several weeks.
I'VE are indebted to Mr. VIM. Aston, Jr.
for lot of delicious grapes, for which, he
has our thanks.
In a card in the Atlanta Constitution of
last Saturday, Mr.. w. P. McClatchey with
drew his name as candidate for Comp
troler General.
Mr.. r. S. Edison announces himself q
candidate for Tax Collector in this issue
He has held the office before and served our
people faithfully.
DIR. Tanner succeeded in his forty days
fast. Now, when tramp comes along and
says he has had nothing in three days, you
can tell him to move along to the next town.
Mr.. w. r. Montgomery announces
Court in this issue. He is quite popular
with our people and will make lively race
go and see the fine stock of embroidery
at Lindley & Barnes
H D. McCutcheon and w. J. Hudson
delegates from Cherokee Lodge of Odd Eel
lows of this place to the Grand Lodge of
Georgia in session at Macon.
REV. Robert Baber offers himself in
this issue as candidate for Tax Receiver.
He is deserving gentleman and fully com
petent to discharge its duties.
TO make room for their fall stock A. Y.
Leake & Co., are offering their goods at
very close figures. Avail yourselves Of this
opportunity before it is too late.
THE Marietta Campmeeting was largely
attended last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Bellah
preached at O. clock, Rev. w. d. Ander-
son at II, and Rev Mr.. Nixon at 3.
Nv. K. Root has another lot of those
beautiful hand porcelain painted lamps and
the fact is astonishing how many he sells.
He has also the prettiest and cheapest lot of
toilet soap in the city.
MANY persons who rake through anoth-
er's character with fnetooth comb, to
discover fault, could find one with less
trouble by going over their own character
with horse rake.
GOOD work at lowest prices Reynolds
"A lady tells something which ought to
have remained secret with her sex. 1t is
that a woman in choosing lover considers
a good deal more how the man will be re-
garded by other women than whether she
loves him herself.
...OoOd work at lowest prices--Reynolds.
..Messrs. w. E. Myers and E. H. Myers
will open school for boys on first Monday
in September These gentlemen are thor
oughly competent and those having boys to
educate would do well to read their adver-
tisement in another column.
Did you hear the news--One of our
most prominent grocery houses have re-
duced their prices fully 10 per cent, and
are now receiving daily their fall stock of
goods. Consisting of everything you may
desire in their line. The store of A. Y.
Leake s. Co., is the one we refer to. Go
at once and get bargains.
we were in Atlanta Saturday and
looked in upon the great Gubernatorial
Convention, where ballOting and speeches
were the order of the day. That unyield-
ing quality of the mule-stubbornness-
was conspicuously displayed on both sides
The first ballot in the Gubernatoral
Convention resulted as follows Colquitt
20SS Lester 584 Hardeman "a 5-6 Gar
trell 173 Warner II The balloting from
Wednesday to Saturday varied but little
occasionally Colquitt would reach 210, new
er higher than 213.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds.
Buy your Fertilizers from Mr.. A. A.
Fletcher, who has at his warehouse in Ma
rietta, Farmers Friend GuanO and Etiwan
dissolved Bone the very best that you could
use in sowing turnips. For wheat he has
Pure Ground Raw Bone. He is ready to
supply farmers with these excellent grades
of fertilizers on the most accommodating
terms. Read his ADVERTISEMENT this issue.
SILVER MoNEY-Yes | will take it
with holes in, or without, for any work you
want done, or for anything you owe me at
full value. A. u. REUDE-
Have just opened, in the brick room
rear of w. L. Cooper's, furniture shop
where will keep for sale furniture at rea-
sonable prices. Will also repair and varnish
old furniturs and will do any kind of work
in that line that you may want Call and
| see me T. w. GRIFFIN.
MEN may sophisticate as they please
they can never make it right, and all the
bankrupt laws in the world cannot make il
right for them not to pay their debts
There is sin in this neglect as clear ant
deserving of church deception as in stealing
or false swearing. He who violates his
promise to pay or withholds payment of (
debt when it is in his power to meet an en-
gagement, ought to be made to feel that il
the sight of all honest men heis a swindler'
Religion may be very comfortable cloal
but if religion does not make a man dea
Justly, it is not worth having. There is {
| ral;0ioD in I1aving debts when there is abili