The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-06-23
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

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The cotton bloom bloometh and the
farmers are happy.
Morning horse back rides by the young
unmarried folks
Reynolds, Dentist.
.Enlarging old pictures to life size a
specially by Rooney at Owens.
..Miss Kate VIM, teacher in the Shor-
ter College, is at home. enjoying the socie-
ty of parents and friends.
Mr.. L. Black has just had his shop
beautifully ornameuted with two new signs,
gotten up by Rooney, the painter
The Georgia Legislators will begin
their onerous intellectual duties the 9th OF
July.
DEAD.-We learn that Mr.. Robert Dan
iell. an old and esteemed citizen of this
county, died at his home on last Tuesday.
dead. The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Brumby died on last Tuesday
morning. We tender our sympathies tothe
bereaved.
...DIED--At Paris, France, on June 14th
Elisabeth W., youngest daughter of Rev
Thos. H. Skinner, D. D., of Cincinnati
and wife ofGeo, S. Burnap.
"A telegram to the family of Mr.. Geo.
H. Camp, brings the sad intelligence of the
death of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
r. II. Fields, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Geo. l. Seney, of New York, has
supplemented his munificent gift to Wes-
leyan Female College. Macon by donating
$40, 900 additional. making $4,000 in all.
reynolds, Dentist.
Get Rooney to do your sign work and
the customers will almost crowd you to
death. So
MFR. W. P Campbell, of this place, is
at Catoosa Springs, where he is hotel clerk,
telegraph operator, express agent, postmas-
ter and heart breaker. Nothing like diver
sity.
THE new style of hat or bonnet worn
by the young ladies, has a striking resem-
blance of a grandmother cap. The head
gear is deuced ugly, but then the girls
faces are pretty enough.
...LosT--A baby IS bonnet, on the Powder
Springs road, between Marietta and Mr.. r.
Nj Goodman's Will the finder please re-
turn and accept thanks. e. E. CALDWELL.
miss Fannie King, of Marietta, who
has been spending some weeks with the
Misses Bell, on Baker street left for her
home yesterday evening Atlanta ConstS-
tuition.
| when all the shows are gone and
Rooney gets the Band Stand Advertiser
finished you will see the "biggest" show of
all.
Sunday an old topper was gaping, when
little urchin exclaimed, Say, mister,
you'd better not stretch your mouth SO j.
The old hummer growled, "Why not p
Because" said the young tlend, as he got
ready to scoot, there's a law against open
ing beer places on Sunday
Mr. Charley Freyer, son of Prof F. L.
Freyer. after long absence in New York,
perfecting himself in the mechanical con-
struction of pianos and organs, is at home
again, and will assist his father in the sale
of instruments at this place.
...Reynolds, Dentist
I'VE have just purchased handsomely
bound book entitled, "Decorum - prac-
tical common sense treatise on etiquette and
dress of the best American society. 1t is a
book full of valuable information and We
commend it to our readers. Mrs. L. G.. Nc
Lellan is the authorized agent at this place.
Pure French Candies, choice Fruits,
Nuts, Raisins, Toys, Cigars, Tobacco,
Cigarettes, &C., &C., go to Cadwell's.
.RoBBED-On last Thursday night
some thief entered the residence of Mr. J.
w. Strange, carried his pants out doors,
took $3.50 in money out of his pocket book,
put the pocket book back in the pants, and
then left very unceremoniously Rather
strange" robbery. and we hope the thief
will be caught and punished.
lice Cream only 10 cents per plate in
| quantities SO cents per quart per gallon 81,
at CadWelps.
Mr.. L. S. Cox, of this place has just re
turned from visit to LAGRANGE, where he
| was called to the death bed of his father,
Mr.. Lewis Cox, but arrived too late to be
recognized, as the old gentleman was I'M
conscious and soon passed peacefully away.
He was in his 82d year at the time of his
death
ITO those of my patrons who objected to
my Ice Cream, when | first opened my Ice
Cream saloon that have not tested my new
recipe for making Cream, will try plate Of
my present make, they will find that have
as delicious Ice Cream as can be found any
where. Respectfully,
The Atlanta Constitution has not only
lived long enough to attend the funeral Of
SOME dozen papers in that city, but seems
to have grown fat and healthy, and will
soon enlarge 10 an eight page double sheet,
clipped and pasted in the middle. This is
enterprise. The Constitution certainly de
serves its prosperity.
Reynolds, Dentist.
DIR. S. II. Stout, on leaving Roswell
this week for his permanent location at
Chattanooga, Tenn, was presented with
silver cup, by the citizens of that place, as
testimonial of the high esteem in which
they held him. His parting with the good
people Of that pleasant place, was affecting.
He leaves Roswell with regret, and only be-
cause Chattanooga opens more lucrative
field for him. DIR. Stout is fine physician
of skill and experience and we congratulate
Chattanooga on its acquisition.
Reynolds, Dentist.
MIR. c. G. PowER. The above named
and highly respected student graduated at