The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-16
LOCAL LEArLRTG.
Sow turnip seed.
... The auction has closed.

..Mr Taylor george, Is clerKlnB Ior DEB
sionS, Handy & Co.
miss Daisy Cox is on a visit to Merri'
wether county.
Each day is now two minutes shorter
than the preceding one.
"A politician who is successful in a still
hunt ought to be in the best of spirits.
The festival proved o success. Fifty
dollars were netted for the Library.
Next Sunday camp meeting will be al
Salt Springs.
Another marriage. it Is said. will take
place soon, in this city.
Why is good square meal to hungry
man like bucketH 1t goes down well.
Next to q certain amount of cash in
hand, comes an economical wife,
...Mr. D. A. Warllck and family ara
spending few weeks in Gilmer county.
The Senate killed Mr. Rays fertilizer
bill.
ALBERT Morris, colored, was carried to
the Lunatic Asylum last week by Marshal
w. T. Banks and Mr.. Ell. Blankenship.
MFR. B. d. Brantley. OF Blackshear,
Ca, is on visit to the family Of Judge
Sessions
...Kimball's enterprises in Atlanta seem
doomed-fire levels one, and the State oil
Georgia proposes TO abandon the other.
The Legislator does the least work and
gets the best pay for it. OF any pursuit we
know of during the lull season.
The meanness of this world Is helped
on by doing unto others as you think they
would do unto you if they had chance.
We seldom find people ungrateful SO
long as we are in condition TO render
them service
There is lady spending the summer
in Marietta who has twelve children. She
is still young, pretty and sprightly.
The news of the burning of the Kim
ball House created good deal Of excite
ment In Marietta.
Mr.. Henry Beavers has just finished
Mr.. B. ]. Hamby's residence. in this cOun'
ty, giving perfect satisfaction in workman
ship, finish and style.
sheriff A. T. Coryell has been appoint
ed Receiver of w. C. Watson's stock o.
goods at Roswell and will commence selling
the same on the oath inst.
The finest grapes of the season from
Kennesaw Mountain, at Jno. Stubengers.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds,
IA heavy rain storm prevailed here fol-
short time on Monday afternoon. We
are having plenty of rain in this section
now.
Marietta camp>meeting was largely at
tended on Sunday last. The O'Clock ser,
mon was preached by Rev. T. A. Seals, the
II o clock by Elk Governor A. H. Colquitt,
and the o'clock by Rev. J. r. Sanges.
...FARM FOR SALE.-Eighty acres good
land, four room house. miles north Of
Marietta on Canton road.
ID. u. WHITE.
Pres Butler, colored, goes about the
streets of Marietta and picks up money
that is, he shovels into his wagon all the
scattered manure he finds on the streets anc
hauls it off and places it on his land, which
is enriching it to high state of productive
ness.
-. "Absenteeism" 10 becoming 80 prevs
lent in the Legislature that 1t is hard mat
ter to get quorum for the transaction O.
business. The Atlanta papers should pub
lish their names, so their constituents may
know how derelict they are in the discharge
of duties they were 80 anxious to assume.
IA loud shout of satisfaction went VI
from the crowd of people gathered around
the railway crossings as the Marietta Fire
Company came driving into the depot on 6
Western and Atlantic car Brave boys
they are, whose kindness in our hour O.
trouble will be appreciated by every citizen
of Atlantis. Atlanta Journal.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...STRAYED-FrOm the premises of the
undersigned, one light red COW, about ter
wears old, marked with crop and underbit
In the right ear, and underbit in left ear
Will pay for information or fer her return
TO T. w. GLOVER.
Good WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds.
AT Dallas the jury returned verdict o
not guilty in the case of the State VS.. Steve
8. Moore, charged with the murder of BOsl
Jones on the night of February 6, 1888
The murder excited the town and commun
ity to fever heat when committed. The
wife of the prisoner was in constant stten'
dance with Moore, and the aged msther o
the deceased sat with the prosecution.
Cobb County Sunday School Associa
ton, at the Marietta Camp Ground, on thu
sth inst. was largely attended and proved
quite interesting. The singing was excel
lent, and the music by the Marietta Silver
Cornet Band was highly appreciated Hon
| NJ. A. Gambler, of DeKslb County, and MIR
J. C. Kinball. of Atlanta, delivered fine ant
edifying addresses, praised by oil who hearC
them. Dr. P. r. Cortelyou was reelected
| President of the Association.
~. J. Cohen's Sons Price PlOw Cigar
Best cent Cigar in the world. For sal
by William Root.
! GOOD work at lowest prices. Reynolds
! IA splendid lot of Carpets will be solt
at bottom prices at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's.
Mr.. W. E. Myers has a very prett.
farm and vineyard situated just outside th
Marietta limits. This vineyard at presen
consists of 400 vines Of the six leading vari
cites planted to cover about one acre Tn
! vines were set out In the fall Of 1881, an
are now bearing for the first time Tn
production was greatly reduced this sprinI
TO prevent overbearing, 1t being necessar
TO cut off hundreds of lunches of gree
fruit About 400 pounds of marketabl
fruit will be realized this year and nex
he expects 10 realize ten times this amount
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