The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-25
,. He grasped her lovely arm,
AS they left the city park gate
Please take the other side, she said.
You hurt my yaccinnate


AS they left the city park gate
Please take the other side, she said.
You hurt my vaccinnate.
&c. Mr.. David T. Castleberry, OF Augusta,
Il brother 10 Mrs. Cumptsey of this place,
died last Friday morning
The hennesaw Mills are having good
deal OF interior Improvements made. This
one of the finest mills in the country.
.'You don't seem to relish wit this
morning. said would be wag. You
haven tried me yet, vas the cruel reply,
go The dull season approacheth for the
town merchant. but remember that the
farmer is at work to make that which will
enliyen trade.
Powder Springs is already reveling in
the benefits OF being a railroad town She
has got a genuine case Of small poX import
ed from Atlanta.
Young man don't marry "gilded
butterfly Marry good looking girl.
The butter will fly tast enough when you
get Ia house keeping.
... The Marietta aud North Georgia Rail
road cars reached Ball Ground last Satur
day. The citizens there had feast OF good
things and made merry over the event.
.. Good work at lowest prices. Reynolds.
90. The Gainesville American. by Douglas
= Ill II = Ill
printed sheet, and reflects credit on the me
chanical skin Of Chas H. Hahicht II has
our best wishes for success.
Walter Shugart caught twenty five rats
at one time in a trap last Saturday morning,
eleven the night before and twenty three
on last Sunday morning. making fifty nine
caught in three nights
..MARRlED-At the residence of c. c.
X User. in Marietta, by j, & Campbell, ESQ,
Mir S. f. McElwreath TO Miss Mancie Cox
daughter of f H. Cox, Of Cobb county,
" hich occurred ON the 18th inst.
Master Andrew j. Hansell has received
the appointment as cadet midshpman at
Annapolis Md, and will appear before the
board for examination on the 18th Of June
Hon n j. Hammond made the appoint
ment
Good work at lowest prices. Reynolds.
Gen. l. NJ Brannan, of the T. s. Ar
my. has purchased Mrs Earle's place in
Marietta, paying So, 500 therefor and will
erect handsome modern residence thereon.
Mrs. Earle has reserved a building lot and
will erect handsome residence also.
%. Mr. J. r. Prichard of this county has
left with US some turnips weighing half
pound each and measuring twelve inches in
circumference. They were planted 26th Of
March For this season of the year they
are very fine.
IS. A. Darnell, OF Atlanta will deliver
the address on Federal decoration day at
Marietta on the 30th of May Win ex
cursion trains of Colored people be run to
Marietta on that day? In view of the small
pox in Atlanta will it be safe to do so2 If We
mistake not our Mayor went to Atlanta sew
eral weeks ago and consulted " it'll the rail
road authorities who agreed to prohibit tx
cufsions of colOred people coming to Mari
eta while small pox vas in Atlanta. viii
against small pox at all hazards Negroes
from Atlanta are scattering this lOathsome
disease all over the State. Marietta will
not quarantine unless forced TO do so. but
Atlanta mus. not allow negro excursions to
leave her city to infest our town while
small pox is raging. Selrpregervation Is
the hrst law Of nature, and We must pro
tect ourselves
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds,
JOE PRINTING, plain and fancy, or in
colOrs, by parfenced and skilled printers
at the JOURNAL Office. viii duplicate A
lanta prices, OF anybody elses prices, and
guarantee satisfaction or no charge This
is fair. Give US trial and see.
"A negro from Atlanta stopped over in
Powder Springs and broke out with the
small poS Dr. Cleland of this place went
down on Friday and examined him AM
found him matted and raging with a high
fever The negro vas placed in an out
house, and a negro who had had the SINAI
pox was hired to nurse him. We under
stand quite number Of persons were eH
posed 10 this case As there is but LITTLE
| vaccine matter there, our county Officials
should supply the Necessary lymph and le
the people be vaccinated. This case a
Powder Springs. is the only case in thi
county. The negro knew he had the small
pox when he left Atlanta. but fed To keel
| from being sent to the pest house. Allan
| ia is the centre from which radiateB all TIA
small po4 We are glad TO learn, how evel
that she is getting il under control and ma,
be able to stamp it out Occasionally new
cases develop and they are at once sent L
the pest house
| Good work at low est prices, Reynolds