The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-09

Next Sunday, the Marietta Campmeet-
ing, few miles from this place, will draw
large crowd.
BE sure and attend the Supper and Ice
Cream festival TO night at General Brannan's
residence
1T is said young lady in neighboring
town turned Gray in one night. She mar
ried man by that name
Bangs are being discarded, and the
girls are showing that their foreheads are of
the intellectual caste.
From present indications the Legisla.
ture will hardly adjourn before the Goth of
September
business is off just now on = summer
vacation, but next month it will show signs
of returning life.
Now is the time to have your Job
Printing DONE and get ready for the busy
season.
The public wells have been cleaned
out, and now you need no longer drink
water of dead frogs.
Real estate in Marietta still commands
good prices. If you don't believe it try to
buy
IA good deal of unsightly rubbish about
town if removed, would give a more clean.
ly appearance.
...Hirsch has large stock of Children's
fine Hose that they are selling at cost
Mr.. John D. White, of this place. is
book>keeper for Donnie & Duffy, of Allan
Ia.
The ravishment of beauty draws the
Atlanta young men to Marietta, as certain
as the sun shines on Sunday.
For sALE-50, 600 brick, by j. B Lyon
at Ball Ground, Cherokee County, Ga
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
... Parasols at cost at Hirsch's.
Summer resorts are getting too numer
ous-there are not people enough to go
around
MIR. Will. Edmonston and Mr.. Sam
Dick left last Monday for Houston, Texas,
where they 60 to buy cotton.
Mr.. j. B. Gartrell brings US the first
open cotton boil. Also presents US with
some nice peaches, for which he has our
thanks.
will. J. VIM and Geo. S. Owen are in
attendance upon the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows, which convened in Augusta on
the 9Th inst.
do send for the doctor, mother, cries
tow headed urchin, there's man in the
parlor who says he'll die if Aunt Mamie
don't marry him-and she says she won't
...STRAYED-From the premises of the
undersigned, one brindle COW, about ten
years old, marked with crop and underbit
in the right ear, and underbit in left ear
Will pay for information or for her return
to T. W. GLOVER.
...Hirsch has full line of Ziegler Bros.
spring heel shoes for children.
Good WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds.
dennis Howard, colored, brought US
stalk of corn twelve feet long, which was
cultivated without blowing, using nothing
but hoe. He has five acres just as good
Mr.. T. W. Glover has recently built
neat little cottage near Mr.. Myers school
house, and it is occupied by Mr.. Walter
Shugsrt.
IF you will ssunter around town, going
out on the different streets, you will see
constant improvements of residences, out
buildings. fences, ETC., while here and there
yon will see a new building. Marietta is
growing slowly. but surely.
I'D. J. Cohen's Sons Price Pillow Cigar.
Best cent Cigar in the world. For sale
by William Root
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
During the last county election, can
didaie asked gentleman to vote for him.
mo-" said he, nobody but a fool would
vote for you" "All right then; if all the
fools vote for me. am certain 70 be elect
ed, was his sharp retOrt.
The Supper and Ice Cream festival to-
night (Thursday). at Gen Brannan's res
idence is for the benefit of the Marietta
Library Association. Let all go and help
the cause.
The Carroll County Times thinks "for
man to be reported by Brsdstreet at
$40, 900, and figure in the tax digest at
50, 900, is a crying shame. The poor
thing will weep itselfto death though be-
fore the public conscience corrects the
evil.
AT the races in Newman last week, Mr..
E. L. Fowler's horse, of Marietta, won the
race, distancing his competitor by some
forty five feet. Mr. A. c. Heggie. of this
place, was the rider. and no man under
stands how to encourage horse forward
better than this gentleman.
"A splendid lot of Carpets will be sold
at bottom prices at Mrs. 3. Schoenthalrs.
Good work ~ lowess pEsusA RagUrsds.