The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-07-01


take place next Monday.
For SALE OR RENT. In town Of Mari
etta one dwelling house of five rooms, with
kitchen, and 90 acres attached, good pure
free stone water and splendid orchard
Apply at this Office.
...ONE of our Seniors, Miss Kate S.
VIM, of Marietta, will accompany Prof
Lynes, and enter the school of Languages
of the celebrated DR., Sauveur, at Amherst
Mass Shorter Chimes
misses Kate S. VIM, Rosele Mans
field and Lillian Mcclellan, of this place
graduated at Shorter College last week, and
have returned accompanied by Misses Susie
Buttolph Mamie Cheek and Annie Gar
trell Miss Susie Buttolph was awarded
the BULGE medal.
DIR. A. Reynolds, Jr., Dentist.
Hancock and English are the men to
to vote for, and Gilbert s. Sessions are
the men to trade with.
Miss Adeline Karsruher returned yester-
dav from visit to friends in Marietta, &C
companied by Miss Pauline SchOenthall, an
entertaining young lady of that city
Rome Tribune.
I'VE are indebted to Preston Butler for
a generous supply Of Ice Cream. He sup
piled all hands of the office with the best
cream we've had this season. Those in
want of good article will do well to pat
rOnize him.
For SALE. A tip top carriage horse,
harness and buggy, for sale, until II NJ,
Monday, July 9th. at Chuck Anderson's
Livery Stable. Horse perfectly sound, and
buggy and harness as good as new. Call
and be shown the turn out by Ed. G. Truett
for Rosebank Nurseries
MIR. W. c. Green and family left for
Harmony Grove, Jackson county, Ga, last
Wednesday, where they will reside We
commend them to the confidence of the good
people of that place and wish them happi
ness and prosperity
DIR A. Reynolds, Jr., Dentist.
IF the ''No Fence" law is carried, it
does not deprive people of having fences
they can fence in all their land if they de
sirc--it only prohibits stock from running
at large, and requires all stock to be kept off
ofland ofother people not the owners of said
stock We make this statement to correct
an erroneous impression.
"A. Y. Leake & Co., have just received
large lot of the celebrated Gem Fruit Jars
and Jelly Glasses of all kinds, that they are
now offering at VERY Low FIGURES.
Sand for sale by W. J. M. Hames.
WANTED. TO buy a good milk cow
with young calf. ]. c. HOWELL.
DIR. A. Reynolds, Jr, Dentist
AS an evidence of the benefit the conven-
tionIwas to the city, We may state that from
Friday last, Louis Cook sold 900 buggies
representing a value of over $50 600.
Our friend Mr.. J. S. Clifton is general tray
cling agent for this house. Gin. Eng.
DIR. A. Reynolds, Jr., Dentist.
delegates and visitors to the Sunday
School convention of the Middle Cherokee
and MONDAY Associations which meets at
Gainesville, on 10Th of July, will pay full
fare over NJ. & N. G. Railroad and w. &
A Railroad going and return free on certif-
icate of the Secretary Of the convention.
...MARRIED-On last Thursday the oath
ult.. at the residence of Mr. l. d. Upshaw
in this county, Mr.. B. F. Perry of the
Canton Advance, to Miss Blanche Upshaw.
of Fayetteville, Ala. We congratulate our
young friend upon choosing a"God's best
gift to man" to journey with him through
life. This is an advance" in the right
direction, and may your happiness always
be abundant and lasting
DIR. A. Reynolds, Jr., Dentist.
...Ginger Ale, Soda water, Porter, Stou
and all other bottled goods constantly on
ice at Heggie's.
...Sand for sale by W. j. NJ. Hames.
..REMovAL.-Cooper & Shugart have
removed their Beef Market to the east side
OF the square, in the store formerly occu-
pied by John D. White, where they will
keep on hand the best beef the country
affords, and at reasonable rates.
w E learn that Mr.. B., a gentleman liv-
ing near Lebanon, Cherokee county, Ga, a
few mornings since killed very large owl
which had been playing havoc with his
fowls and he exhibited it to his near neigh
Dor, Mr. F, who told him its gizzard would
sell for $500 in Atlanta if neatly dressed as
ii contained some property very valuable,
used by physicians in healing certain dis
eases. Mr. B. returned home elated with
the idea of getting pay for the fowls that the
owl had devoured and informed his wife OF
the same and that Mr.. F. had promised to
take the gizzard to Atlanta for him. After
an hour or two, Mr. B. returned to Mr.. F.
and with a WHY face said Myself and
wife cut that cussed owl into giblets and
found no gizzard, and offer any man ten
dollars apiece for owl giZzards Mr. +.
was compelled TO crawfish or fight.
DIR. A Reynolds, Jr, Dentist