The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-10-25

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REV, j. j. Robinson, D. D., will
preach in the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday morning and night.
Mr. Arthur Springer, who has had a
long spell of sickness, we are glad to see is
out again on the streets
The Marietta Hook and Ladder Com
pany will give a supper and cake walking
next week.
DIR. F. H. Orme was thrown from
buggy in Atlanta, and had both of his arms
| broken.
Mr. Larkin G. Growers cotton house,
containing three bales of cotton, was burn
ed on Wednesday night of last week.
1T is said that Mr.. John T. Waterman
has bought the Newman Advertiser. We
don't know that it is so, as that paper only
reaches this office occasionally.
MIR. Burrel Kemp, we learn, has sold
valuable silver mine on his place near
lars in cash on the trade.
Mr.. John Mason, who was stabbed by
Mr.. R. T. Barrett in Atlanta some days
ago, has since died. Mason was years ago
citizen of Marietta
IL am now receiving a lot of Winter
Clothing bought 10 to Is per cent below
nrices maid early in the season,
J. j. NORTHCUTT.
Mr.. Frank King, on last Monday show
ed US some of the prettiest pieces of mica
we ever saw-clear as crystal, and a K
inches in size. The mine is in in Chero>
kee county, on which he has lease.
The Misses Seize, of Marietta, will
spend the winter in our city, as the guest OF
Rev. l. W. Waddell, their uncle. They
will be welcomed back by their many
friends .-Brunswick Appeal.
Mr.. John Tate's son, Pickens, only
fourteen years old, picked 304 pounds of
cotton in eleven hours. Mr.. Jack Morris
four year>old boy picked fifty pounds in
one day
-. B. Garrison sells Mayes 6 Morris
Pure Corn straight.
MIR. Geo. NJ Lacy will take charge of
the National Hotel at Dalton the first of
next month The Messrs. Lewis will take
charge of the Commercial Hotel at Nash.
vile, Tenn.
Mr.. Charley Freyer's bicycle got the
best of him on last Sunday and he was con
siderably bruised. The tire came off the
! wheel and Charley came of the bicycle, and
then they mixed up on the ground in some
grand and lofty tumbling.
The town of Ball Ground has been in
corporated, and elected the following offs
GERS Mayor, P. II, Lyon Councilmen
NJ. G. Bates, D. G. Hendricks, II. C. Ter
rell, L. A. Mcclure and Oscar Lewis; Mar>
shall J. A. Terrell.
Il do hope all persons indebted to me-
will pay me all that it is in their power to
| do in November, as this is the month our
/ payments are heavy.
J. j. NoRTHCUTT.
...Lockett, Lowe g. Co., and Grant, Smith
& Co, lessees of convicts, have filed bill
of injunction restraining Penitentiary keep
er helms from turning over any more con~
victs to the Marietta & North Georgia rail
road, and Judge Hammond will hear the
case in Atlanta on Saturday.
! ...MARRIED.-On the 18th inst, Mr. S.
| n. Dorset, of the Douglasville StAr, was
married to Miss Sudie Anderson, daughter
of Mr.. Robert N Anderson, at Austell,
Cobb county. They left Immediately for
the Louisville Exposition.
Mrs P L. Hebert. who purchased the
W. ]. McClatchy farm ON Powder Springs
road, is making good many improvements
on the place. The residence is to be res
modelled and modernized We gladly well
come Mrs Hebert and her daughters to our
county.
THE PIONEER MACHINE WORKS at
Covington, Ga, manufactures the only
good two horse Roller for wheat land in the
South The proprietor is also selling out a
large lot of New Remington Sewing Ma
chimes at cost. You can save and make
money by writing for his prices
:. Since our last issue we have had glo~
rious rain, and the thirsty earth received
copious showers none too soon for the good
Of beast and man, for many springs,
branches and wells had dried up and the
creeks were exceedingly low, but once
more the waters gush forth in abundance.
In this land of common sense, where
intelligence and moral worth measures a
mans character by real merit and the sue
cess he achieves, the boasts and vaporings
of drunken fool don't amount to much
and cannot damage a well established en-
terprise.
Rev T. A. Seals, pastor of the Metho
dist Church, has been conducting very
successful religious revival at the new
Church on Roswell road at Olinville. Sew
eral accessions to the church On Sunday
{ afternoon he baptised one ofthe converts il
Gen. VIM Phillips pond, large crow'
being present.