The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-06-22

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some very neat office and saloon rooms in
the warehouse at the depot.
For sale-one large black mule, i'll good
order. WINTERS i LEGe.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Little River Lodge, f. A. NJ. 90 to
Canton on NJ. & n Ga. r. II. to attend
celebration "a inst Fare round Tip Scots.
The evidence of the thrift, enterprise
and energy in a live, progressive and intel
ligent community is made manifest in
live local newspaper.
wv ANTED-A white girl or woman to
live with a small family. Work light pay
sure and good Inquire at this Office.
"A wheat bug got into an ear Of gen
tleman stopping at Mrs. Cooks Tuesday
night He yelled excruiatingly until DR..
Gober got ii out.
The finest oats we have seen this year
were graNn on Mr.. A. ]. Cheney's place.
The heads ere Is inches long and were of
the ma mmoth rust proof variety.
II will be in Marietta, June 81, %, %
and "a, and the books will be closed.
Please meet me, save trouble and oblige,
G. L. DANIEL, Tax Receiver.
IF one has an abundance of wealth, he
will have plenty of friends-so called; but
puncture the bubble and away go the
friends.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr. Will Hames says he has gathered
his peach crop-one peach, Next year, he
expects his 1000 peach trees on Kennesaw
Mountain to pay him something. He has
500 grapevines also, which promises well.
.,.MEssRs. EDlToRs-Who is going to
run for the Legislature? | have heard
nothing said about it as yet, and | suggest
the name of Frank A. Irwin. Mr. Irwin is
too well known for me to add anything by
way of commendation. If he will make the
race he will be elected. COBB.
The yield of Irish potatoes this year has
been unprecedentedly large in this section.
Mr.. l.. 5. Cox had eight short rows planted
in his garden, and two families used off OF
them for the past six weeks. Tuesday he
had his potatoes dug and got nine bushels.
See advertisement in another column,
of Prof V. E. Manget, principal Marietta
Institute The summer term Of this Institu-
ton commences Monday, June, Goth, and
to any who may be temporarily in the city
and desire to continue their studies during
the usual vacation, special advantages are
offered.
...DIED-On the Sth inst, at Smyrna,
Mr. Thomas w. Whitfield, aged "a years.
He was one OF Cobb county's best and most
upright citizens, always ready to relieve
distress and perform acts of kindness. lie
will be sadly missed in the community in
which resided. He leaves wife, one boy
and three married daughters to mourn his
death Peace to his soul
...All members OF American Legion of
Honor are requested to meet at Odd Eel
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Business of importance.
j. G. HOWELL, Sec'ty.
Mr. Reeves organized Lodge of Good
Temples at the Court House in this place
on last Monday night. with 2G charter mem
bers. w. F. Groves, Worthy Chief TEN
plar; Mrs. Katie Shugart, w. v t.; VIM
Phillips, p W; Rev. l. NJ. Springer
Chaplain; Richard Earle r. Sec; II. d.
McCutcheon, Fin. Sec L. Black, Treas
Mr.. Buchanan. l. c.; A, Brinkyard, O. G.;
Walter Shugart, Marshal; Miss Alice York,
r II. S.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
WE call attention to the advertisement
of Mr. Thomas Freeman to be found IN
another column, which the farmers OF this
county would do well to read and profit
thereby Mr.. Freeman has for sale what is
called the California Burr Clover Seed,
which grows three crops of forage per year.
1t is sown in drills fifteen inches part, any
time from July to October. 1t is the most
productive, nutritious, and earliest pastur-
age ever seen in Georgia. The first crop is
fit to cut on the first to the fifteenth March,
and the second by the 18th June, and 50 on.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
THERE are not two more hard work
ing editors in Georgia than Neal Il Massey,
of the Marietta Journal. Both are practical
printers as well as enterprising editors, and
from less than nothing when the war closed
they have built up one Of the best weekly
newspaper properties in the banner State.
| Marietta supports the Journal in hand
some manner, and deserves credit for it
Detroit (If5chtgan) Free Press.
We thank an. Quad" for his kind words.
Our subscribers seem to be we'll pleased
with the Journal and frequently compliment
rs. New names are constantly added to
our list.
...WheA one of our married ladies goes
off on visit and leaves her husband at
home to keep house, and he has the children
| to look after the COW TO milk, the fence to
nail up, company to entertain, and in the
| time of it all the cook quits and leaves him
the cooking to do, also you ought to see
| that married man jump on the first train
and bring her home. Such an affair occur
red in Marietta last week. These noble
wives are mighty useful, and, God bless
them, we couldn't do without them If a
married man thinks house keeping is easy
let him take his wife's place for a week,
while she goes off on a visit, and he will be
converted from the error of his thoughts.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.