The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-08-18

cheaper than you Can get it elsewhere
Give us your orders.
miss Ruth DeTreville of Marietta, is
the guest of Mrs. w. NJ. Mitchell of Griffin.
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Congress- Hunjadi Janos, Hawthorn
and Apollnaris Mineral Waters at Earle &
Simpsons. A.i.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Home raised meat is so scarce in Paul
ding county, that the smell of it, attracted
a number of possums to Mr. Cary Spinks
smoke house.
Mr. Reese Whitfield killed pilot rat
tlesnake, last Tuesday, seven feet long. He
stuffed its skin and had it in town Wednes-
day. 1t was monster in size.
"A Mr. Davis and Miss Davis, an
clipping couple, were married Sunday after
noon at DR.. Geer's residence by Rev. Mr..
Springer. ..l tr
Mr. /. s. Cox has bought Mr. f. G.
Benefits residence, and Mr.. Bennett has
bought the Latimer mills and farm from
Mr. Evans.
...All the proprietary preparations and
Patent Medicines at Earle & Simpson S.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Marietta has colored military com
pany, recently organized Howard Fair,
Captain The company number % mem
bers and have nice new uniforms
THE usual services may be expected at
Ebenezer Church on Sunday next, The
Saturday service will be omitted for this
month. w. j. SCOTT, Pastor.
The revival services at Smyrna MethO-
dist Church have closed. The eongrega-
tons were large throughout and eleven
were added to the church as the present re-
suits of the meeting.
People wait until their friends are dead
before they extol their virtues It is much
better to say kind words to them while liv-
ing that they may be inspired to nobler ac-
| tons.
1T is surprising how many people want
to borrow money. Col. Brown, VIII, is the
agent for the Atlanta firm having 800, 900
to loan on Cobb county farms, is deluged
with applicants.
...Ana1ine Dyes in packages, with direc-
lions for use, of following colors Red,
! Green, Blue, Brown, Orange, Purple VIC
| let, Black ana Scarlet at Earle & Simpson.
Mr.. Samuel Way of this county pre-
sented us with the largest peaches we have
seen this season, some of them weighing a
pound each. They We're delicious. Many
thanks. -
Mr.. Will. Hames has recently shipped
his first lot of sticks, gathered on Kenne.
saw Mountain, to be made into nice walk
ing sticks, and sold by Mr.. R. N. Pickett,
of C. A. Lilly u Co., during the lnterna
tional Cotton Exposition, to be held i'll At,
lanta. N8 &#t "a
~. Hereafter the Silver Cornet Band will
play only on Monday and Thursday after
moons in the city park. This change has
been made owing to Mr.. Bella Campbell
having been employed 70 teach the Oanloil
Band. @Aes~s@ ga @ @s'se aA @@
MIR. J. NJ. Channel has been very sue
cosslul in raising watermelons this year,
and last Saturday he gave Us very
large one, oflGscious meat, We thank him
very kindly for his generous remembrance,
and wish him much good luck There are
few bigger hearted men than Mr., Channel,
b. rs. s. S. at Earle d. Simpsons. g
...The Marietta Male Academy, conduct
ed by Prof w. Z. Myers, A. NJ, will open
September 9th. Mr.. Myers, charges are
very reasonable, considering his superior
I culture and acknowledged ability as a teach
er. His patrons are well pleased with him
See advertisement in this issue and give him
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