The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-02
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Base ball is simmering down.

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Atlanta proposes to celebrate the fourth
of July in big style.
The early peaches here have tendency
to decay before they fully ripen.
The crops are looking fine and the
heart of the farmer feeleth glad.
Rev. j. H. Baxter will preach on Sane
LITIGATION" next Sunday morning
At the idle hands in this place when
cotton choppers are so badly needed.
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams, &c,
to sell low as the lowest
Go to Heggie's for Sullivans tobacco.
Mr. Charlie Standard has just returned
from Dahlonega Agricultural College.
The crop prospects are very encourag-
ing and promising.
The sum for the academy is not quite
all raised. Can't you give helping hand ?
Mrs. S. K. Barnwell, of Louisville, Ky.
is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Cleland.
The summer days have come the sultri-
est of the year. and city gents array them
| selves in sucker that is seer.
The past week moonlight rides and
serenades have given pleasure to the Young
people.
The hope of the country is in the young
men, and the way some act it looks as if
that hope would be blighted.
Car loads of water melons and peaches
are passing over the W. &. A. R. r., daily
| for Chicago and Cincinnati
Bargains in ladies' mems an children's
| shoes at McCutcheon's
"A fresh supply of Sullivans tobacco at
A. c. Heggie's.
We go to press in advance of the result
| election, on fence or no fence Will give re-
turns next week
The new word sheol, that appeared in
the revision of the Old Testament, is pro-
nounced as though spelled shule.
There is nothing prouder than boy
with his first pants, unless it is girl with
her first beau
The free use of lemons will keep the
doctor away from your home Nothing is
healthier than lemons.
The sweet girl graduates" and the
"spider-legged dudes" are now exchanging
the courtesies ofsocial life. They meet and
mingle preparatory to matrimony
-DIED-The infant child of Mr.. James
Barnes died on last Thursday Mr. Barnes
wife died two weeks ago, and he has been
| confined to his home sick for several days.
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheon' S.
-Sullivans tobacco the best on the mar
ket at A c. Heggies.
There ought to be large amount of
hay saved in this county this year. Grass
was never more luxuriant and Furnishing.
Save hay 1t will pay
Prof Charley Freyer, one of Marietta
most gifted and promising young men, is
just back from several weeks tour in Ala
bama
There are more fine horses and cows in
| Cobb county than was ever known before.
Our people are making wonderful progress
in this matter
Mr.. Will Hames, who has peach or
| chard on Kennesaw Mountain, the other
morning had the experience of gathering
peaches out of the clouds The clouds en-
veloped him and rolled in pillows below him.
Mr.. johnson, of the LaGrange Reporter,
was in our city on Sunday last He is quite
nice gentleman, and gets up splendid
paper. We trust our fair ones" will at
tract him to our town again.
-WAYTED-An experienced Dry Goods
Salesman and also Saleslady.
| R HIRscH SoN.
! Cleanliness is next to godliness, and it
is not only necessary that our streets should
be kept clean of garbage, but our city author
tiles should see to it that sinks and private
premises are kept clean. The warm wealth
er is upon u.s. and health can be largely Sc
cured by cleanliness.
Never strike man when he's down.
| You will find it much easier to kick him.
augusta News That is the trouble. So
many people have u penchant for kicking a
man when he is down and so few are willing
to extend helping hand, that the poor,
mOneyless man never gets up on his feet
again. Mans inhumanity to man makes
countless millions mourn"
| "A brakeman named j V. Mathews, OF
Ringgold, while coupling cars at Smyrna,
on last Saturday night, had his arm crushed
at the elbow. He was brought to Marietta
and left at the Kennesaw House, when
Drs Cleland, Seize, Reynolds and Cortel-
you amputated the fractured member His
father and mother came down to see him on
Sunday
Mistakes enter into the composition OF
bought experience, which is said to be the
best. 1t is the best perhaps, because it is
personal and not so readily forgotten. Few
men censured for making a mistake but al
are reproached for repeating it, Mistakes
are, therefore, valuable sign posts along the
highways of industry floating buoys upon
the waters of enterprise to warn future la
borers against similar failures.
The season of canning fruit is now
upon us and the good housewives should not
be dereict in putting up all the fruit they
can. The blackberry crop will be large and
this delicious berry can be utilized no better
than by converting it into jam. Peaches
preserved or canned will fully repay the time
and labor expended in preparation. The
abundance of this fruit this year win make
it so cheap that it should encourage all tc
put away good supply for winter.
AT Lexington colored school teacher
| made application to Commissioner Dozier Il