The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-03-09
AnwoRrH.


Rev. J,G.Ryals prsachetla very interest
| ing and instructive Sermon tOa large and At
tentiye audience on last Sunday morning at the
Baptist Church. Mr. Ryais has had charge
of the church at this place for twslvs years.
The farmers are quite busy now repairing
| fences. sowing oats and preparing their lands
| for another crop all say they are very much
behind with their work in consequence Of the
continuous rains The wheat crop is promis-
ing. fully as much has been sowed as usual.
Oats that were sown lost fail hook we'll
The Acworth Mill is running constantly and
the company find a ready sale for the most OF
their flour at home, for some time have not
been able to supply home demands and fill
their orders for other points. H7'
Uncle Bob interviewed "WelI, Uheie Bob,
how are you getting along performing the fuuc-
tons of BaiffY
"Slow. | have been riding in the rain and
pullinp through the mud. done lots OF work
and hay e received poor pay"
care you going TO run again when your
time expires 7"
but was Induced to serve after Il was elected
and I am going to quit the burned ,thing bsiefss
my time is out" -.
you have COLLECTED all your cost 1 sslp-
pose 7"
No, the most of them compromise and settle
their cases before judgment is entered up and
some Of them want TO make the bailih pay tbe
cost, aud igi ! arn going 70 rssigp.'
Doctors and the mode and manner q max
| inc them has been a spbieo, Of conversation
and A source Of AMUSEMENT for some, for few
| DAYS ,,as. Aounlebanl<s, psddlsrA and pur-
| cl,asers Of license and diplomas aud thoss who
| seek near road to a pair VI ssddle bags, we
respectfully direct their atteltion to PEof,
Il IL. a kn.ia nd In If of
the last Legislature Of Georgia sd - .,,.s Il
IA certain young man visited 4 Lady a, short
time ago, and spent the evening very pleasant
| " but about the time he took bis leave he dis
| covered phantom or ghost gnear the parlor
door, z The gentleman on biz return passed the
night watch abont- the usual hour but was ma
King faster time We guess II would take a
young lawyerto unfold .ihe mystery Of this
| case JULIUS.
| Mr.. @. C. Sorrells has about completed his
| large brick store house. aud its erection adds
greatly TO the appearance ct our town, Mr..
Sor1eis is an energetic, perseyerihg gentleman
and has doae great deal iPr Our town y t %,
| past ten years. I. 100, $50 (. !.
/ rHOur merchants SCI m TO bs doing right good
business these times We notice great MANY
wagons on the streets, generally loaded with
corn, -four. meat and guam, wOfally mixed.
Wheat and oats are looking finely lin this
section. .eArt ~ l-'ills s., P
Prof. Garst, man calling himself a Phsnolo'
aist, has been feeling Of the eraniaGns OF some
Of our citizens in the past few days. ..'. Z
| One Of our merry baehslOrs says il hs don't
marry soon. ne intends 10 deyayt fsr abe taE
west. We trust our young Ladies VIII look
after Ruff. and not let him lspve as, Tor he 10
jolly good fsllow. .aaHlss "a - !. ,.ae
Some Of our boys have orgsnizsd . string
band, and me learn have already sent Tor the
INSTRUMENTS They are b9ye Of fEls go-ahead
scrt and we, doubt not but thai they viii sue
coed admirably. We hope 70 bave the pleasure
of bearing them discourse sweet mus" soon
Ny good broiI.es Julius rs little inclined to
| poke fun" at me- Well. hardly thought that
the man could be found who would take that 70
himself, yet it seems that be was found by
dear Julius, you must be more explicit, for we
| are at a loss TO know which Of the two he wish
ed to wager felt twenty poinis higher because
Of seeing himselfin print. Jolias, hes" very
indefinite. ARIEL