The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-07-19

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Mr. F. G. Blankenship and wife, left
Tuesday, on a visit to relatives in Penn
sylvania.
The bridge on Cemetery street Is being
rebuilt and that street will soon be reopened
to the travelling public.
Remember that hot weather is bad on
stock Don't drive them too fast Be mer-
ciful to your animals.
Mrs. Sam Snoddy and daughters of
Wellort, s. c., are visiting Mrs. D. S. An
derson.
Nothing like counting girl for all she
is worth. Hate to love will sometimes
grow.
For SALE-One horse and carriage ;
also some Furniture. Apply to F. N.
Graves.
Public sentiment seems to be working
up to want three things: Whisky prohibit
ton. a dog law, and stock law.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Hundreds of car loads of watermelons
go over the W. & A. Railroad every week
to supply the Western markets.
Mr.. Will S. Cox, after sojOurn at
Alpine, Ala, few weeks, is home on a
visit.
The oldest man in this county is said
to be Mr.. Josiah McLane, who is near 81
years old.
misses Mary and Anna Strong, after
visit of several weeks to Knoxville, Tenn,
returned home last Friday night.
IF you want a first class Buggy Har-
ness call on us after the twentieth. Win
tiers & Legg.
IA splendid lot of Carpets will be sold
at bottom prices at Mrs B. SchoenthalPs.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
I'VE learn that Col w. L. Boyd's case
in Nashville will be tried the first week
in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shauhauser, of Balti>
more, Md, are visiting the family of Mr..
r. Hirsch.
The weather is hot enough for sun
strokes. We saw an old mans daughter
stroking a young mans moustache the
other evening.
lone of our citizens bought a thorough
bred Jersey calf for $25 and on getting it
home, another citizen offered $50 for it,
which was refused.
"A few mornings ago the six year old
daughter of Mr.. John Delveaux, of this
place, was delivered of tape worm nine
and a half feet long.
"A gentleman from Atlanta says the bot
tom is knocked cut of the real estate boom
in Atlanta, and those who bought at big
prices, will have to sell at low ones.
lone good second hand top buggy very
cheap by Winters & Legg.
...Good work at lowest prices Reynolds,
Information has been received at the
Treasury Department, at Washington, that
"filled'' twenty dollar gold pieces have APP
peared in Tennessee and other parts of the
South.
The engineer, who ran his engine so
fast through town Monday afternoon in order
to reach Ruff's Station before the $3.50 train
passed, was suspended from work for sixty
days by the officers of the W. & A. r. r.
ALBANY brags on her artesian water,
and thinks that is the place to get health.
Why not come to Marietta where you can
get water in all its purity and GOODNESS
without boring costly artesian wells?
"A gentleman retailing watermelons in
a box car on the w & A. Railroad, on a
sidellng, was a made by the city to pay ten
dollars license for opening a new business.
:. Isn't this dude" business being over
done by the newspapers Give US some
thing fresher than the word "dude, to de-
scribe fool.
Good WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Several les of Baby Carriages at
Mrs. B. Schoenthall's at lowest figures
The Marietta Library Association has
sent out neat circular to our citizens to
awaken proper interest in the enterprise,
appealing for aid and asking all to become
members. Interest is growing and its ulti
mate success is assured.
I'VE will receive on or about the TWEEN
tieth nice stock of Buggies & Harness.
Quick sales short profit is our motto.
Winters & Legg.
...Ruskin says no couple should marry
unless they have courted seven years.
Columbus Enquirer A Marietta young
man must have read what Ruskn said, as
he has been devoting his best attentions to
a Marietta girl for number of years, re-
CARELESS of weather or expense.
"A grand mass meeting of the Sunday
Schools of Cobb county will be held at the
Marietta Camp Ground on Wednesday, Au-
gust 9Th, 1888. Addresses by Hon. NJ. A.
Gambler, of Decatur and J. c. Courtney,
Secretary of State Sunday School Associa-
ton.
ID. P Dobbs & Son are agents at this
place for the genuine Gullett Gin made at
Amite City La.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Thousands OF children are saved from
disease and death every year by the timely
use of Shriner's Indian Vermifuge, the
popular remedy. Only % cents bottle.
For sale tty VIM. Root.