The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-09

...Good WORK at lowest prices, heynoius
"A Reynolds Jr.. Dentist
Saturday morning was quite COOL
There must have been hail shower some
| where.
Have your old. dear, and keepsake
pictures enlarged and painted in oil by the
skilllul artist, Alva g. Rooney.
...DIED--In this place at the residence of
Mr.. w j. Cumpsty, on the 18th, the infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Schofield OF
Augusta, Ga.
"A merchant has been in the habit Of
pouring ice water around the roots of a
shade tree in front of his store. The tree
has since died.
Think of it Solicitor Gober convict
ed woman in Towns county of carrying
concealed weapons-it wasn't her tongue
either, but a pistol Our George never
fails TO convict.
Rooney can paint picture from an old
one that an instrument cannot copy, as his
is all hand work. Try him. Costs moth,
ing il you are not pleased.
Mr.. r. H. Cox surprised our people
last Friday by bringing to town wagon
load of corn for sale. He got S5cts per
| bushel.
-. Atlanta now talks of cutting canal to
the Chattahoochee river A company will
apply for charter If she does her growth
| will take in Marietta inside of fifteen years
Hot tempered women are generally
good cooks, because they keep things in
stew. You can save fuel by getting hot
tempered wife.
Quite a number of fine oil portraits, en-
cased in elegant gold frames on exhibition
now at OWENS Gallery. Alva G. Rooney,
the painter, will be glad to show them to
any callers.
IA negro boy vent to sleep in Mr.. Jack
Moore's store Wednesday evening of last
week and was locked in all night. The
next morning the boy was beating the door
and crying to get out.
IS. r. MCCLEsKEY, Esq, the nominee
for the Legislature, is worthy farmer,
| mighty colSClliCu uuu lOL iOhS hAAS AAt@S
been Justice of the Peace of the Gritter
District. He will make an efficient mem
Der.
The 25th anniversary wedding recep'
ton of Rev. D. L. Buttolph and wife will
take place at the parsonage on Friday the
10th inst, between the hours of 6 and 10
p. M.
The ordination of Prof G. F. Howard
to the ministry, was witnessed by large
audience. The sermon of DR.. Tucker was
remarkably fine production, while the
charge of DIR. Gwin was pointed and forci-
bic.
The Waterman Echoes, Juvenile
Missionary Society holds its monthly dime
entertainment at the residence of Rev V.
E. Manget, Friday Evening at 7 O'Clock.
Refreshments. All invited.
The Marietta and North Georgia Rail
road will be speedily built and you can de-
pend on it, Gen. Phillips has succeeded in
getting men interested in this road who
have money, and money is power in &C
complishing anything. Let the people aid
all they can and the road will go through
) Mr.. Cicero c. Kiser has opened new
stock of dry goods, &c, at his old stand and
is now ready to scoop in the nickles. He
has a new and beautiful stock OF Dry Goods,
&c, that he has put down very low. His
stock of Groceries is the choicest. He has
the energy to succeed, and asks the public
for liberal share of patronage. See adver-
tisenlent.
Mr. Rooney, the artist informs US OF
J his intention to erect a handsome band
staLd in the place of the old one now in the
park, and make present of it to the city
Part of the space on the eight different sides
will be used for advertising purposes, and
as a medium for such is quite the thing
In Mr. Rooney's hands we expect TO see
great deal better and much more attractive
structure than the one we now have.
miss Jennie Schoenthall, very popu-
lar young lady from Marietta, who has been
visiting the family of Mr. G. Karlsruher,
left yesterday for her home. Miss, Addie
Karlsruher accompanied her home, and will
, spend sometime in that pleasant town.
Rome Courier.
The reason Charley DuPre is going
around looking so happy and contented is
because Mrs G. w. is again beneath the
roof tree after an extended visit 10 Marietta
He has been as cross as bear during her
absence, but is all right now Gdinesoale
. Eagle.
died. Mrs Dr. VIM. Elliott died in
, Atlanta on last Friday and was buried at
this piece Saturday. At the time OF her
death she was on visit to her son. MI.
Dave Elliott. who had received injuries
from railroad accident, and while there
8 was taken sick and died. She had long
been a resident of Cobb, and her death
! saddens many hearts.
? We call attention to the advertisement
of Messrs. W. L. Barnes & Co, of the
Gullett Cotton Gins and Feeders, msnufac-
tured by the Gullett Cotton Gin Cf., at
Amite. La, which according to recommen-
r dations of all the cotton buyers of Marietta
! and other prominent cotton markets, is GER
tainly the gin to give satisfaction and insure
the farmer the ability to realize good price
for his cotton, which he should certainly
| have after bestowing his hard labor in max
ing the staple good and to have it ruined BY
] a had gin is useless, but the Gullett will in
sure him good sample every time