The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-07-26
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

Marietta has large share of summer
visitors.
The Mother Hubbard Lawn Party is
all the talk.
miss Crawford, of Madison, is visiting
Mrs. A. NJ. Dobbs.
...Another little girl, and it's father, Mr..
Will Hames, says that is what he wanted.
Miss Bertha Coursen, of Morristown,
N. j., is visiting Miss Jessie Reynolds.
..IIirsch has few more Baby Carriages
left that he is offering at reduced prices.
IA gracious and reviying rain fell on
Tuesday night. Let us be thankfully
miss Mamie L. Boyce, of Augusta, is
visiting Miss Jeanette Root.
Heaven will permit no man to Sc
cure happiness by crime.
Mr. Will Mckenzie speaks of his
daughter with good deal of pride.
MIR. Dave Warlick' little boy was born
with tooth.
GOOD WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Several styles of Baby Carriages at
Mrs. B. Schoenthall's at lowest figures
THE flying jennies" attract motley
crowd.
...Mr. w. H. Joyner was at home few
days last week from GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. W. B. Carnes is spending a few
weeks in the mountains of North Georgia.
Work on the front of Mr. Wade
Whites store has been commenced.
Mr. Frank King and family, have
moved into the Graves residence.
Ready made clothing 25 per cent
cheaper than elsewhere at Hirschs.
REV l. w. Waddell preached at the
Methodist Church last Sunday night.
"A large number of Atlanta folks came
up to Marietta last Sunday.
Are you going to the "Mother HUB
ba'd' Lawn Party at Mr.. Dicks, Friday
evening O'Clock?
REV. T. A. Seals will be in attendance
upon the District Conference at Alpharetta
next Sunday
The stock of Goods of L. S. Northcutt
& Son will be sold on Sd of August. See
advertisement
I'VE regret to learn of the sickness of
Rev. I. M. Springer, pastor of the Baptist
Church.
ID. r. Cohen Sons Price Pillow Cigar,
Best cent Cigar in the world. For sale
by William Root,
Free Schools, as they are run at present,
are catching blue blazes from some of the
opponents of the system.
1T is as much of the divine plan to die
as to be born, then why weep over the
eternal exit of your fellow man.
MIR. Green Hatcher, of Atlanta. buried
his infant child at this place last Sunday
afternoon.
.Hrsch has 25 children suits left that
he will sell at cost to close out.
THE Glover residence, being built by
Messrs. Henderson, Son Il Co., will be a
handsome structure when completed.
Drummers are beginning to circulate
for the fall trade, but like the trade dollar,
they are being rejected.
The watermelons are Hesitate of sweet
ness this year. The sugary watermelon
has played out.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds,
"A splendid lot of Carpets will be sold
at bottom prices at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's
last Sunday afternoons passenger
train killed cow and hog between Smyr
ma and Marietta.
when you fret and fume at the petty
ills of life, remember that the wheels which
go round without creaking last the longest.
"A gentleman from Atlanta says Mars
eta has has more pretty girls and fine stock
than any place of its size that he ever saw.
Mr. VIM. II. Taylor, of Charlotte, N.
c., is visiting his brother, Mr.. S. c. Tay
lor, near Lost Mountain.
~. J. Cohen's Sons Price Plow Char,
Best 5 cent Cigar in the world. For sale
by William Root
...Some of the small fry boys are about
to fight duel over the smiles of sweet
little miss.
The ladies of the Home Mission will
give "Mother Hubbard" Lawn party at
Mrs. Dicks Friday evening. 9th inst, ats
O'Clock. Everybody invited.
Mr.. T. A. Faw, from East Ten
nessee, has bought the Wing residence, oc
cupied by Mr. Cooper, paying $1575.O0 for
the same.
Furniture, Mattresses, Chairs &C., at
Factory prices at Hirsch's.
- The second bale of cotton made by Mr..
Primus Jones of Baker county, Ca, this
year, was sold in Atlanta last Saturday for
15cts per pound.
ID. P Dobbs g. Son are agents at this
place for the genuine Gullett Gin made at
Annie Clly, La.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
THE telegraph operators who belong
to the brotherhood, throughout the
United States, struck for higher wages on
last Thursday The operator at Marietta is
not member of the brotherhood, con
he 'holds the fort. -
"A farmer who has heretofore made two
or three hundred dollars off his watermelon
crop every year, says for the last two years
a little bug has stung his vines near the
melons, which resulted in the death of the
vines He says he will not make enough
melons to supply his own family.
"A negro woman left her child sitting
in the street, one day last week, and an old
SOW came along, caught the helpless little
child by the arm and dragged it some dis
lance before it S mother could rescue it from
the ravenons laws of the hog The child's