The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-24

NOIluCutt Ietl lOI IlldIkSt last We6h.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
MIR. Baylss Carnes' new workshop
takes on the aesthetic.
DIR. w. H. FELTON, will speak at the
Court House next Saturday in this place.
Mr.. Sloan Thompson and Mr.. Frank
Clair, of Savannah are visiting Marietta.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
To RENT-A three room house on Allan
ia street. Apply to j. w. Henderson.
Concord Jeans is the best, just received
large lot, W. E. GILBERT.
Our farmers should feel exceedingly
happy and thank God for the abundant re-
ward of their abors this year.
Col. J. o. Waddell's residence, in Ce-
dartown, was totally destroyed by fire last
week. Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000
The tolling of the church bells at this
place Saturday afternoon was out of respect
to the lapented Hill.
Mrs. E. r. Ogden has returned to Ma
retta. We are glad to know that she will
make this place her home.
Mrs Isabel NJ Harrison will reopen
her Day School for boys and girls at her
residence on College Hill. Sept. LIST, 1882.
Mr.. r. W. Gable will sell his dwelling
at public outcry first Tuesday in September.
See advertisement
WIN. Brosdnax, colored, was arrested
IN Smyrna and placed in Jail here Monday
charged with carrying a concealed pistol.
Col. Frank Irwin has been quite sick
for some weeks. Mr.. w. c. Mcclellan is
also on the sick list.
Joe Jones, colored, who assaulted Dave
Long, colored last October and fled, was
captured in Atlanta last week and brought
back to Marietta and lodged in Jail.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
IA B. Gilbert & Co. have just received
a Car load of very rich mixed feed for stock
call and see it.
There is nothing that would crafty the
Macon Telegraph so much as the defeat of
Clements and Speer, so il could claim Mr.
Stephens nomination as the cause of it.
III. w. Hooper, Esq, announces him
self a candidate for the Legislature in this
issue. Mr.. Hooper lives in Lemons dis
trict
Mr.. VIM. Roots new store building is
better by far than the old one and is hand
some structure. He thinks he will occupy
it by the first of next month.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
sash, blinds and doors, at the lowest
prices at J. w. Henderson g. Co.'S
Large lot of Shoes just received, and
will get more in every day until stock is
complete. Examine them before Blu! ing
elsewhere, w. e. GILBERT.
...FoR SALE.-A six horse power Buck
walter Engine, in first class running order,
capable of ginning five or six bales of cotton
per day. A bargain can be had. Apply
Mrs. R. Cay, ST., of Walthourville
Ga, and Mrs. r. Cay, Jr., of Callahan,
Fla, and Miss Mamie Cay, of Columbus,
are visiting Mrs. II. S. Root.
IA sun flower four feet and one half
inch in circumference was on exhibition at
Mr.. Roots store the other day. 1t was
grown on Mr.. Couper's place. Oscar
Wilde would have gone into ecstasy over it.
..MARRIED-On the evening of the 18th
inst, at the residence of Mr. James G.
Hughes, by Rev. MIR. Springer, Mr. Fillmore
Blankenship and Miss Lila Blacker. The
happy couple have our best wishes for long
life, and abundant happiness.
Mr. Hirsch's new store building is neat
and elegant and is one of the handsomest
buildings in town, He proposes to pull
down the building in rear and build one
story warehouse, fronting on the street in
the rear.
MIR. John W. Rogers, of this county,
hired tramp white boy and put him to
work on his farm. While Mr.. Rogers was
in Marietta selling load of wood the boy
departed for parts unknown, and Mr.. Rog
ers' gold watch is missing, md lis doubtless
keeping time to tramp boy, tramp"
I'VE are now prepared to gin cotton:
Having new machinery we can make you
good sample, good turn out, and do it
quick. Try us.
McCLATCHY s. CLEVELAND.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...Some anonymous handbills, rejecting
upon the city council for their action in al
lowing the colored military company 30 il
Illuminate the park, were distributed around
town Tuesday morning and created good
deal of fiery comment. Said handblls were
not printed at this office.
Let the merchants begin to plant their
fall advertisements in the JOURNAL, and
rich harvest will surely follow. We have
large and extensive circulation, and those
who use our columns say that it pays. Try
it and see. He who sows sparingly, reaps
sparingly; he who sows abundantly, reaps
abundantly.
when, 1 hes r it said of man whose
body is being conveyed TO his last resting
place that ''he has not an enemy in the
world" feel like attaching this epitaph to
his tomb: "Here lies buried a flint that
never struck fire. "--Henry Ward Beecher
Such an epitaph would be inappropriate for
Beecher. He has not only ''struck fire, -
but has been the social incendiary who has
applied the torch to happy homes, burning
! hearts to cinders.