The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-08

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| MARRIED AT the residence of Mr.. S.
N. Dorset, in Douglassville Ca, on the
Gath ult., Dr. W. A. McLarty to Miss
Salle Sewell.
...Get Reynolds to do your Dental work.
-. Mr.. Whitlock is true gentlemen and
always looks after the comfort of his guests,
and entertans with princely hospitality.
You cannot estimate the value ola good
set of teeth. Reynolds.
Mrs, Hattie Vaughn, of Elberton who
has been stopping with her relatives, Mr..
w. H. Scott's family, left Tuesday
The stock law was advocated and OPP
posed last Tuesday (sale day. vigorously.
Politics was overlooked
miss Nellie Grogan, of Acwolth, re-
turned home Tuesday evening, accompa-
MED by Mrs. J. D, White.
I'VE don't care anything about it our
selves, but several of the readers of the
Atlanta Constitution want to know why it
uses such rotten print paper
The NJ. & N. Ga. Railroad engine is
out of repair and is being overhauled at
this place Consequently transportation
of goods and passengers go the old way
Mr.. T. W. Griffith in doing some work
the other day, had one of his eyes pierced
with splinter. 1t has festercd since and
the pain produced is intense.
...Lindley & Barnes has the best unlaun-
dred shirts in the market for 60cts, 75cts
and 800. Old prices for cash.
al B. Owen, of Marietta, can sell you
iewelry, sewing machine needles, repair
your watches and take your photograph.
Go and see him.
Mrs. r. T. Jordan, of Charleston, S.
! c., who has been visiting Mrs B. W. York
at this place, returned to Charleston last
Saturday, accompanied by Miss Lutte York.
Cooper & Shugart bought of Mr.. J. /.
Chamberlain, of this county, a cow for
slaughter weighing 100 pounds gross pay
ing $50 for the same. She was killed and
weighed 695 pounds net and the sum of
500 06 was realized.
..Sheriff Stephens little four year old
boy, Charlie, met with painful accident
last Saturday. Some boiling water was
poured into tub, and the little fellow ac-
cidentally fell back wards into the tub, scald-
ing the flesh very badly
Mr. Rattaree, train hand on the M.
& N. Ga Railroad, became involved in a
difficulty with negro man. last week, near
the Cherokee line, and during the melee,
the father of the negro interferred and re-
ceived knife cut. Rattaree was placed in
Jail.
...MARRIED-On Sunday the 4th inst, at
the residence of the brides father, DR.. [. J..
NJ. Goss, by Rev. W. ID. Anderson, Dr..
Isom G. Goss, of Bowman, Ebert county,
Ga, to Mrs. Lita Griffith, of Marietta
The happy couple left on the eleven
O'Clock train Monday morning for the home
of the groom. Our best wishes attend
them.
"A. Reynolds, Jr., Dentist, South west
corner public square.
Mr.. Charlie Atkinson. Mr.. Charlie
Stephens and Master Jimmy Atkinson were
crossing the pond at Barnes mill in a boat.
About half way, the boat dipped water and
sunk, leaving all three tioundering in the
water. Charley Stephens caught Jimmy
and held on to snag, until Charley Atkin
son could get to them and assist him in get
ting Jimmy landed. All three walked to
town in wet clothing.
Mr.. w. K Root has an elegant selection
of new lamps, also some beautiful articles
for the ladies.
...DIED-In Acworth, Ga, March 9th,
$780, Albert David, infant son of Rev. D.
J. and LouIa Burch Weems, aged months
and % days.
Mrs G.. c. Brumby has removed her
| Millinery sto.e to her residence, a few doors
below her old stand, and has a neatly fitted
up ROOM Her stock is new, elegant and
stylish and is well calculated to please in
price and quality. she has bought tor cash
and is enabled 10 sell cheap. Read adver-
tisement and call and examine stock.
..DIEp.-Mrs. w. J. McClatchev, Of this
county, died on last Wednesday morning.
Thus an aged mother in Israel after use
full and holy life, has crossed the beautiful
river" and rests on the chrystal shores oil
eternity. The bereaved husband, sons and
relatives have our sincere coincidence.
The Macon Daily Herald by Christian,
Sims & Co.. is new candidate for public
favor. 1t is handsomely printed and speaks
right out in tones not to be misunderstood.
1t has our best wishes for success.
Mr. W. NJ Lanier. a compositor in this
office, left last Sunday, TO accept a position
with H. H. Dickson, job printer, Atlanta
He gave satisfaction while he remained
with Us, and We trust that he may be sue
cessful and find favor with his new employ
err He is worthy young man, efficient
and industrious.
...AT meeting of the Ladies Memoria
Association, held last Monday evening
Mrs James Pitner President pro. tenn.
a. the following officers were unanimously
elected for the ensuing year Mrs. E
: HAYNES, President Miss Mary Chester
! / Vice President Miss Bessie Baker, Secre
tary and Treasurer There being no othe
/ business the meeting adjourned to meet a
Nichols Hall, p. M, Friday, 9th inst, t.
perfect arrangements for decoration day
D All are requested to attend.
J. F. LIRDLEY, Secretary.