The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-17
LOG AL LEAFLETS,


90. Matrimonial market dull.
Preaching at Ebenezer Methodist
Church next Saturday and Sunday.
Last Tuesday 333 tickets were sold mt
this place for Atlanta and return.
Mr. J l.. Cook, of Macon, is in the
city
Gen sherman, by invitation, visited
Atlanta Exposition last Tuesday
MIR Josiah sibley and family have re-
turned to Augusta.
food work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Farm for sale by II. G. White See
advertisement
.. In thirty years the farmers in Georgia
have trebled in number. a good sign
81. Mrs. B. Schoenthall returned home last
Saturday from New York.
THE failures in Atlanta are numerous,
and the question naturally follows "who
fro'd dat last Exposition brick irst?"
Mir Charley Cay, of WalthouIsville,
is visiting the Messrs. Root.
&C c. Kiser will sell j. & p Coat J
| Spool cotton at So cents per dozen.
May it please your honor and gentle
men of the jury" is the choice quotation
of lawyers this week.
bishop McTyei'e will preside at the
approaching session of the North Georgia
Conference at Athens.
The Ordinary has Fence" or mo
Fence notice in another column.
REV. w r. Cheney, fine clocution-
ist will give an entertainment at Nichols
Hall on Thursday night cath inst. See ad-
vertisement and testimonials.
...DIED.-On the morning of November
9Th, in the 28th year Of his age, DR.. Walter
A. McLarty, of Douglasville, Ga.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The Marietta and North Georgia rail
road has just received two new and elegant
passenger coaches this week.
Quite number of Rome girls stopped
off in Marietta on their return Saturday
from the Exposition.
...MARRIED.-On the 10th instant, in
this place, Mr. Joseph Bedford t6 Mrs.
Laura Reid, Rev. V. f. Manget officiating.
And now the shot gun, with small
boy attachment, perambulates the outskirts
of the town in quest of something to shoot.
Miss Julia Bell of Cumming was mar
ried to Mr. F. c. Tate, of Jasper Ga, on
the 2nd instant.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Miss Minnie +. Capers, daughter of
Col H. d. Capers, was married to Mr.. NJ
b, Harlan, of Gordon county, on the 10th
instant.
The Marietta and North Georgia Rail
road is getting first class rolling stock. 1t
is being well managed and is now running
beyond Canton.
miss Bessie Batty, Miss Stilwell, and
Miss Allie Camp of Rome, and Miss Willie
Murray, of Powder Springs, are visiting
Miss Jessie Reynolds, of this city.
Mr.. J. J. Bentley, of this county, tells
us that he has turnip growing in a patch
on his place about two feet in height and
measures five feet from the tip OF one leet
to another
...JoB PRINTING, plain and fancy, or in
colors, by experienced and skilled printers,
at the JOURNAL Office. win duplicate At
lanta prices or anybody else's prices, and
guarantee satisfaction or no charge. This
is fair Give us trial and see.
Very few doctors in this county have
registered with the County Clerk. The new
law requires that all doctors who fail to
register by the first OF December next, will
be declared from practicing until they do.
The clerk S fee is only fifty cents.
Mr.. Nelson NJ. George, son of Rev. j.
H. George of Marietta, was ordained
Deacon by Bishop Beckwith at St. James
Church last Tuesday morning Bishop
Beckwith on this occasion preached an elo-
quent and impressive sermon.
IA telegram was received in this city
from Atlanta on last Monday afternoon to
look out for safe burglars, consequently
safes were emptied of their contents. Bur
glars would have had poor reward for their
efforts.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...DIED-On last Saturday morning, Mr..
Richmond Johns, Of this county, aged 68
years He leaves family. Mr.. Johns was
highly respected, and known for his honesty
and industry. AS farmer he was very
successful. Peace to his ashes
...LosT-On Atlanta street, between the
Rev. Mr. Georges and Court House, one
large sized gold locket, containing four pic
lures, one being picture Of myself. Find
er Will be literally rewarded by leaving it
at H. d. McCutcheon'
JOHN B. O'NEILL JR
Col. i. L. Litchfeld, of Acworth, left
with us last Monday sample bottle of pure
grape wine of bis own make. 1t is of this
years manufacture from Concord grapes,
and in flavor and clearness is hard to excel.
We tender cur thanks to the Colonel and
his good lady for their remembrance.
The firm Of Gilbert & Sessions has been
dissolved. w E. Gilbert will continue the
business. Our people are so well acquaint-
ed with the sterling business traits Of Mr..
| Gilbelt, it is almost useless TO commend him
! TO the public for patronage yet We do 50
because we know of no one more deserving
When you want anything in the Dry Goods
and Grocery line call and see him.
Sc. Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
.MARRIED-At the residence of the
bride S father, Sunday evening, November
| 18Th, Mr.. Nimr0d Y. Paris and Miss Mar