The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-03-17

veriZe one tablespoon full OF black pepper
and give in time, will cure the worst case,
which there is greal deal of stock dying
with
..WANTED-Board tor myself and two
children, aged, respectively, four years, and
IS months also for nurse Address, stat
ing terms and full particulars,
MRS w. T. FORBES,
Atlanta, Ga.
"A few weeks ago near Powder Springs,
a negro man named Miller hit another ne
gro named Glaze with rock on the head.
Since then Glaze has died, and Miller has
disappeared.
Have you seen the Rea Distributor,
represented by Mr.. D. NJ. White, of Sum-
merville, Ga. 1t is the machine for the far
mer viii not some of our enterprising
citizens secure the right for Cobb.
I'VE have just received from the factory
some novelties in Corsets. Our so cents
Corsets surpasses anything ever offered to
the trade before j. j. NoRTHcUTT & Son.
...DlED-On the 7th instant, at Oval.
Paulding county, Ca, Mrs. Madge Hender
son, wife of N Jefferson Henderson. She
had been sick for about three months She
leaves a devoted husband and two small
Children, and host of friends and relatives
to mourn her loss.
...SoMETHING NEw.-Pirrung's scrub
bling broom can be had only at ]. II. Bos
tons, only few left. Call early and get
one.
IA few sets of those cheap buggy har-
ness leftat White & Fowler's.
.MARRIED-On the evening Of the 9th
inst, at the residence of Mr.. VIM. Root, by
the Rev. D. L. Buttolph, Mr.. James L.
Root, of this place, to Miss Allie c. Stewart.
of Walthourville, Liberty county, Ga Mr..
Root is one nf our most popular and esteem
ed citizens, and we wish him and his beau
tiful bride all the prosperity and happiness
that they could reasonably desire.
SELLING OFF AT CosT.-The entire
stock of Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Jeans, &c, belonging
to n. G. Gignilliat is offered feT-ssle at New
York cost, by T. J. Atkinson. Assignee,
as will be seen from advertisement in this
issue. Parties wanting the very best quail
ty of goods at cost, here is an opportunity
of getting them. The goods must and will
be sold. So call at once.
..M1LLINERY.-Mrs. NJ. A. Freeman has
opened her Millinery establishment at her
residence on Lawrence street, where she
will keep varied and elegant stock of Mil
inery Goods of the latest and most fashiona-
BILE styles She is a lady of excellent taste
and sound Judgment and understands her
business by that knowledge gained by long
experience. We invite the attention of the
public to her new advertisement in this is
sue and solicit for her liberal patronage.
Good work at the lowest prices-Rey
nolds,
Major Fl. A. Coleman, formerly of Car
roll county, has bought the Big Shanty grist
and Touring mills, including saw mill and
cotton gin. A new 80 saw Gullette Gin
will be put in the place of the old one.
Major Coleman is an intelligent, practical,
energetic man, and will relax no effort to
push forward the business so successfully
carried on by Mr.. G. NJ. Johnson, the for
mer gentlemanly PROPRIETOR, who we regret
to learn, will move to Atlanta.
IA FIRE occurred at Mr.. Wyatt Buses
house last week at night. When the in
mates awoke the window curtains, bedding
and one whole side of the house was blazing.
The young ladies aroused their sleeping
grand father, Mr. Hale, and got him out of
the house and then by heroic efforts, with
the help OF others, succeeding in extinguish
ing the fire The house was insured in the
Continental of New York. Mr. King the
agent went down and estimated the DANA
yes, and the company promptly paid the
money.
...BEAUTlFUL DREAM.-Oharles Angus
IuS Cdlitu Ou ulo lauJ iOfO iSW CFChih %
ago, and the dear little darling told him she
had beautiful dream the other night
"Was it about me, dearest?" he earnestly
endured. 'Oh, no, she said; "but it was
the loveliest dream ooh, do tell me! !"
he pleaded well, dreamed l was ar
rayed in the loveliest silk, the handsolnest
laces, a beautiful tie, the prcttiest shade of
kid gloves and most elegant hat. Oh, my!
YOU should have just seen mel-and they
were all bought at Mrs. E. F. Anderson s
Millinery Store" The dear girl will be
married soon, and no wonder she had such
pleasant dream.
Cobb Superior Court commenced last
Monday, Judge James R. Brown presiding
and Solicitor Gober officiating. The civil
docket is before the Court, and some cases
have been disposed Of. The following are
the Grand Jury: J. B. Blackwell, Fore
man: w. f. Groves, P. ]. Power, L. H..
Bynum, ]. S. Kemp, J. p Ogletree, S. r..
| NcCleskey, J. r. Latimer, J. T. Johnson,
w. w. Jolly, w. G. Strickland, d. L.
Glaze, A. A. VIM, 7. P. Lindley, l. j. NJ.
Goss. ]. T. Gault, E. G. Stansell, W. NJ.
Dobbs, B. S Florence, G. NJ. McElwreath,
W. S. n. Neal, l. A. Sewel, T. F. Terry.
IL have rented the store room in the
corner of the Masonic building, and my
friends and customers will find me there fol
some time TO come. will Immediately re
pienish my stock in ali its departments, ant