The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-07-06

"A large lot OF Fruit Cans for sale cheap
at j. P. Dobbs & Sons.
...Spiritualists will soon be telling you all
about Guiteau and how glad he was to
shake hands with Garfield.
THE Kennesaw Mill have put in new
machinery entirely, thereby increasing its
capacity.
AFTER the heavy rain last Thursday af-
ternoon, live terrapin was picked up off
the street.
The Phillips Sewell plantation was
sold at Sheriff's sale last Tuesday to Mr.. j.
B. Glover for $1,000.
The delegates elected to the gubernato-
rial convention from this county are for
Stephens.
THE town was full of people last Tues
day, and the discussion of the stock law
was quite lively.
Mr.. John Porter had on exhibition last
Tuesday a large sweet potato of this years
growth.
...Miss Matte Banks, charming little
lady from Gainesville, is visiting friends at
Marietta.
miss Annie Nichols, the belle of Ma
coochee Valley, will shortly charm Mariet-
ia with her society.-At. PhOnograph
THE Misses Seize of Marietta, are visit
ing Mrs A B. Conyels, at Covington.
lGnta PhonOgraph.
MIR. W. ]. Manning is one of the hard.
est working and most successful farmers in
this county. He uses improved, labor
saving machinery, and finds that it pays
DR. w. K. Root has returned to Mari
eta to live. His family will arrive this
week. We welcome him back to his old
home.
Mr.. S. A. Anderson, proprietor of the
Marietta Paper Mill, has leased the Willeo
Cotton Factory and is going to see how it
pans out.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...WANTED-A white girl or woman to
live with a small family. Work light, pay
sure and good. Inquire at this Office.
...DIED-On the Goth ult., Eunice Ger
trude, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
McCutcheon, aged.14 months. We tender
to the parents or sincere sympathy.
sid Lewis. of. the Macon Telegraph,
is so charitable that he always hands good
advice over to his neghbors, doubtless be-
cause advice is like castor oil, good to give,
but bad to take
. ..Gantt of the Athens Waterman and
Grubb of the Darien Gazette both started
out for Stephens and now they are for Ba-
con. They acted just as inconsistency in
the last gubernatorial campaign.
e. There is not more 300 professional bur
glars in America, and yet to keep them out
of our homes we pay $50OO,0oO per year
for locks, bolts, and fasteners Baehange.
And yet you don't keep them out.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
IA large and complete line of Hardware
at J. p. Dobbs & Sons.
IAN editor, speaking of fat contempt
rary, remarked that, if all flesh were grass
he must be a load Of hay. / expect | am, ,
said the man. from the way the donkeys
are nibbling at me.
The store of A. w. York g. Co. was
robbed on last Wednesday night week.
The thief entered by breaking open a rear
window. Some clothing and $12 in money
were stolen. No clue as to the thief.
Mr.. w. NJ. Lanier,:: peregrinating
erector of Metallic messengers of thought, /"
left Wednesday 10 accept position on the
Cedartown Advertiser. - CartersriHe inner
icaR.
IA local newspaper is travelling agent,
taking his weekly rounds to the families OF
customers, No matter whether trade is
brisk or otherwise, no business man can at
ford to take down his sign, nor withdraw
the pleasing influence Of a weekly chat
with his customers through newspaper.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...FoR SALE.-A fine Jersey Bull. APP.
ply to r. w. Glover, Marietta.
The Baptist Church at Canton have
granted their pastor, Rev. John A. Me.
hurry a leave of absence TO recuperate from
a disease known as clergyman sore throat
The many friends Of Mr. McMurry viii re
greet to hear of his ,afiliction. We trust he
may speedily recover He is one Of the
ablest and most successful preachers of the
Baptist denomination in this section.
...FoR SALE Three years ago bought
an horse engine, with ii 80 saw gin and
feeder and condenser. The gin and hXtures
are in perfect order ] now have % horse
power, and therefore wish to attach an 80
saw gin | will sell the 80 saw gin, feeder
and condenser low. Only ginned two
crops. Call and see me.
A. c. McINTosH,
Powder Springs, Ga.
...On tie fourth page is an article about
German Carp a fish that is attracting a
great deal of attention. We learn that Mr.
Kerr in this county has a pond teeming
with carp Maj. W. T VIM Of this place
has pond well stocked with carp and other
fish Judge A. c. Mcintosh and Mr. John
Butner at Powder Springs have ponds well
filed with carp. 1t would pay our people
to give carp raising their attention.