The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-02-10

tut SllpihhS iiiNSiNldiio WIN t"esIAIN'
drum, cymbals, triangle and claironets
amused our people last Friday.
Mfr. Sloan Thompson atertrying Texas
has come back to Marietta, fully convinced
that this country is gOoda.sugh for him.
Persons desiring to summer it in Mari
eta, are already making application for
board.
=. Farmers Friend guano at Fletcher's
warehouse.
mick Wilson was refused new trial
and has been sentenced to six years in the
chain gang. The young man Towns got
eighteen months
"A dog fight can attract more attention
and a bigger crowd, than any other thing
that moves on four legs. At least such was
the case Saturday evening.
Health seekers, from the Northwestern
States, have wntered it in Marietta, and
are delighted with our climate and town.
I'VE regret TO learn of the sickness of
DIR. r. B. Anderson, of Roswell, brought
on by hard riding and exposure during the
past cold weather.
ATLANTA has been made port Of delive
nv, This is not port of entry by good
deal, and Atlanta will not be satisfied until
ships from all parts of the world anchor in
Whitehall and Peachtree streets.
Gen Phillips has gone back again to
the mountains in the interest of the NJ. &
Ga. Railroad. The people are enthusiastic
and the new company will build the road
through to Murphy.
'...Great reduction in prices of dental
work at Reynolds.
Truth can hardly be expected to adapt
herself to the crooked policy and willy sinu-
s.ities of worldly affairs for truth, like
| light, travels only in straight lines.
...DIED-On last Thursday morning,
EVA, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gil
bert, aged two years and four months. The
bereaved parents have our profound sym.
pathises.
...MARRIED.-On the 9th of January, at
the residence of Thomas Paris, by w. T.
Harris, Esq, Mr.. L. S Reed to Miss Obey
Wade The happy couple have our best
wishes.
MARRIED. February 81, 1881, by Ell
der Isaac N. Moon, at his residence Mr. G.
4 w. Mays, of Como, Dorsey county, Arkan-
sas, to Miss Julia G. Wright, OF Cobb coun
ty Georgia, The happy couple left the
following Monday for Como, Arkansas,
their future home, May their days be many
with increased happiness.
The railroad agents at the different
stations on the w. & A. r. r., do all the
checking of baggage before the arrival of the
trains, and all the passenger has to do is to
pocket his checks and get aboard his trunk
beiag put on for him. Convenient amt
lit3
IF you want any Building or Repairing
Idene, such as Wood work, Brick work
Plastering, Painting, Granting Staining
Vanishing, Kalsomining, Paper hanging
or anything in that line, call on Charles L
Shepard, and he will do it well and cheap
Having first-c class workmen will give per
feet satisfaction.
50. Miss Katie Phillips, Of Marietta, after
/ several weeks passed as guest of Miss An
ma Blackburn, returned home yesterday
much to the regret of those who met her. AS
family we hated to see her go back. We
know OF no young lady that we esteem more
highly and hope her future may only be
} half as pleasant as we wish Madison Mad
jSORidR.
GAINESVILLE has a furniture factory that
turns out $50 bedsteads week and makes
large shipments. Marietta should not behint
in building similar factories There are many
|; articles we buy North and West whicl
should he made at home. With the latest i'm
proved machinery, such factories can b
made successful.
...Lindley & Barnes are reDlenishing thei
!. stock with the very best Dry Goods Ready
made Clothing and everything kept in thei
t line As experienced and thorough bust
u ness men, they understand the wants Of tn
trading public, and study to please. The
represent their goods fairly and sell for
reasonable profit, and consequently the
y have built up trade quite satisfactory an
+ | lucrative We invite our readers to ca
!, and examine their goods, and we are salts
i fed that it will be to their advantage
S Messrs Thomas Shockley and Jack Barne
are always ready to wait on customers il
the politest manner.
i ...MRs. O'CoNoR is now arranging elias
ses for French and German. Class in Ger
i man fixed for o'clock every Monday an
It Wednesday evening, commencing on tn
: 7th February. Terms, 80 per month paya
bic in advance At the Howard Institute.
o Married Thursday night at bal
u past seven at the residence of the bride
father. w g. Canning, his daughter, Mis-
Bette Granting was married to DR.. 4.
Lester. of Jessup Ga The wedding was
quiet affair, and attended by only the i'm
;, mediate relatives and friends Of the con
= tracing couple After a superb reception
II rendered the bridal couple by Mr.. GaIHling
: the groom and his lovely bride left for thel
!, future home in Jessup. DR.. Lester is
q practicing physician Of Jessup, and is
graduate Of the Atlanta Medical College
A The bride is one Of Atlanta's most estims
T. Die Young ladies, and is quite popular wit
IL a large number of our citizens.-L Atlant
IL Phonograph.
y Great reduction in prices Of. dent'
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