The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-06-17

...R H. Northcutt has returned from
Tate Springs.
Mrs. DR. A. Reynolds, Jr., has return
ed from her visit to Alabama, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Dunklin.
miss Alkaline Karlsaher of Rome, Ga,
is visiting the Misses Schoenthall of this
place.
Farmers, save your wheat straw and
bring it to the Chair Factory and get the
cash for the same
What young lady was it who receiv-
ed bouquet, while out shopping a few days
since?
ALL those having work in my shop
will call and get it at once, as | will move
away soon. W. c. GREEN,
Those who have tried it say, that rich
father in laws don't divide their money
with poor son-in-l laws worth a cent.
..Sessions & Phillips have moved their
office up stairs in Striplngs building, near
the court house.
Beautiful Gold Filings, less than $1.00,
Reynolds.
Mr., Rad Brooks, who lives eight miles
north of Marietta killed mad dog last
week
go and try a glass of soda water from
Cadwells new Soda Fountain.
The Marietta Journal will be sent from
now until the list day Of January, 1880 for
seventy-fve cents cash.
The city cemetery is in a discreditable
condition VIII our city authorities give
it attention?
..DIED.-Miss Emma Gaut died in At
anta on Saturday morning last, and her
remains were brought to this place on Sun
day evening for burial.
DIED On the evening of the 18th inst,
Miss AMANDA BARBER, daughter of M
Edmund B. Barber, of this county. aged
10 years. Her death was one of beautiful
Christian RESIGNATION.
...Cadwell's new Soda Fountain is run
ming in full blast and is giving perfectf sat
isaction.
The reason one of our young men re-
fuses to get married he says that the wo-
men are so foolish. OF course, God made
them to match the men.
=. When you give to the preacher, you
need not think it will silence his battery in
bombarding your sins. He has duty to
perform.
Mice fashionable Hats at from 25cts up
bought at less than wholesale cost.
Mrs. T. H. MATTHEWS.
....Cedartown as man named Hogg, and
Gainesville has one named Hoss. The boys
generally greet these worthless, Root Hogg
or die, " and go it old Hoss =
last week prayer meetings were held at
the Methodist Church every evening
This week series of night services have
been held, full of interest and profit.
THAT moderate prices are not incompat-
ible with the highest order of workman
ship, | refer to my numerous patrons
Reynolds.
IAN exchange says that the birds sing
their best songs about five o'clock in the
morning. The hooking bird at our house
that wakes us up every morning at that
hour is peculiar exasperating.
Finest artificial teeth on plate of the
best and Highest material at lowest prices.
Reynolds.
-. Sand for sale by W. ]. NJ. Hames.
cit is not the truth in her remark, said
a suffering husband, pointing to his wife,
THAT aggravates me, but it is the crushing
quantity of remarks that she puts in her
truth. ="
Now if you want good cold drink of
soda water with any flavor you choose then
go to Cadwells.
"A young lady who is partly deaf, is in
the habit of answering yes to everything
when gentleman is talking to her for fear
he might propose to her and she not hear it.
III. Call at the Ladies Bazaar, for we in
tend to sell out to you our summer stock at
some figure, as we do not intend to carry
our stock over. Mrs. T. II. MATTHEWS.
"A poet sends US poem beginning Il
gaze at the moon in the sky" That's right
Young man, that's where TO gaze at it.
Don't try to gaze at it under the bed or in
the woodshed chamber. Stick to the sky
I'm some respects the gentler sex far
surpass us. No man, for instance, can de-
liver lecture with dozen pins in his
mouth.
There is no man so mean that dog
will not follow him. 1t has also been no.
ticed that every politician has some sort OF
support.
When man gains the reputation OF
che won pay his debts, )" that man will
find that he is dead in that community, and
will never accomplish much. Be prompt
in meeting your promises, if you would
have the helping hand Of all.
Call at the Ladies' Bazaar this week
and get bargains in Hats Ribbons and no.
lions, Mrs. T. II. Matthews. doors below
Court House, on street leading to National
Cemetery.