The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-12

Within the next sixty days they will have
new engine, several freight boxes and II
new passenger coach which will enable the
road to keep up with their increasing bust
ness. We are glad to learn that all the debts
against the road win soon lie paid and such
things no longer to embarrass the manage
ment of the road General Phillips is an
indehtigabe worker and is pushing things
right along. Mr. Cox, the gentlemanly
agent at this end is managing the affairs of
the road with prudence and success. A Mr..
Turner is the new surveyor, and further
extension of the road is one of the objects
soon to be carried out.
...Remember, Gable is fitting up his gal
| lcry with new Instruments, and is taking
four pictures for twenty five cents.
...HYMENEAID-,.La Last evening about
o clock, at No. 100 Forsyth street, Mrs. +.
NJ. Downs was married to Mr.. w. T. Nc
Daniel, Dr. D. w. Gwin, pastor Of the 1st
Baptist Church, officiating. There were
no attendants and only a few intimate
friends of the couple witnessed the cere-
mony, which was Of the most impressive
character. The contracting parties are both
popular and have many friends who wish
them long life of unbroken happiness
| AHanta Constitutions, nh inst. We, too,
mingle our congratulations with those of
others in the contamination of so happy an
event, and wish for our mother-in-law and
newly made iather-in-law all the bliss NOR
tails are capable OF enjoying, and may they
i've long and prosper.
..IHAvE now fitted up my Photograph
Gallery over Lindley & Barnes store, and
have the latest improved Instruments
Ferrotypes two for fifty cents and Photo
graphs So per dozen. Have also anew and
elegant stock Of jewelry, watches, &c, all
Of which | will guarantee to be what | rep
resent win still repair watches and jewel
nv. Call and see me. l.. b. OWENS.
ON Wednesday night of last week Mr..
Wade Wallace, of this place, had trunk
stolen from his residence, containing some
$500 in money, a gold watch and chain'
and other valuables, making the sum total
worth probably $4,000. A white man,
named Taylor Ballard, who had formerly
| lived below Atlanta, and whose wife was
housekeeping for Mr.. Wallace, is charged
with the theft. Mr. Wallace gave Ballard a
GOOD beating, but Ballard refused to own
up and escaped. The trunk was found in
the woods rifed of its valuable contents.
IF your teeth are decaycd few quar-
ters invested with Reynolds, dentist, will
make "a sunshine in a shady place.
last Saturday morning, Mrs. Julia d.
Meals, of Marietta, met with quite heavy
loss while on her way to Atlanta While
on board of the train she pulled out her
pocket book and paid her fare. Upon her
arrival here she discovered that she had lost
her pocket-book, together with its contents,
which were about $23 in money and a
check for 5000. She made every search for
the missing pocket-book with no success.
Her destination was Savannah, and she
continued her trip, bearing her loss as cast
ly as possible = 1tlaata Constaation
..SwEuE iron, Pillow Steel, Plows Nails,
Hardware Gall kinds, Dry Goods, Groce-
ries ShCeS. CrockcIy, in fact everything the
armer needs can he found at the store of
Gilbert & Sessions.
Cor. p W. Alexander has associated
himself in business with Mcssrs. Winters "
Lerg. and the firm name Of Winters, Alex
ander & Legg is renewed. This is strong
combination of ready resources for the sale
of Fertilizers, Supplies. sc, and one that
can offer advantageous inducements to Gus
toners. Their long experience in this line
of business enables them to protect their
customers AGAINST worthless articles and to
give every accommodation consistent with
fair dealing.
...LAD1Es, in buying your leap year en-
cagement gold rings, go to L. B. Owens,
the ieweler, who has beautiful stock.
The Womans Missionary Society held
meeting at The Methodist Church, Friday
night last. Six little girls, Misses Graves,
McChtchey, Dohbs, Massey Mells, and
Gignlliat, with flags, representing different
heather nations, recitcd appropriate pieces
Rev. w. D. Anderson delivered an able
address and Mrs. Hayes of Baltimore,
the originator of this trustworthy society,
made some very pertinent remarks earnest
and feryent for the promotion Of the cause.
WE have just received large lot OF
Tobacco good and sound worth 45 20 50 cts
per pound at retail, less figures by the box
at Gilbert & Sessions.
...JAMEs WICK, of Rochester, New York,
| is the most successful and reliable scotsman
that we know of. lie has experience and
money to aid him and he uses both to great
advantage. Any of our agriculturists want
ing seeds Of any kind, or any OF our lady
| readers wanting flower seeds Or choice and
rare plants, will do well to send their or
ders to James Wick Rochester, N. Y. We
have tried him and know whereof We speak.
Wick s Floral Guide, or catalogue should be
in every household. Send for it and then
! give him an order
Go to Cadwelrs new Fruit Stand 10y
the Post Office to buy your sweet oranges,
lemons, cocoanuts, nuts Of all kinds, fancy
canlics, plain candies, raisns, choice ci-
cars, &c.
You should have your teeth examined
4r,icc a vnar REYNOLDS