The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-12-17
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
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WV VV Ava SOu1 uul ltCaUCISa
Mr.. G. I. ROGERS has bought Rev. Bax.
ter Reds cottage on Roswell street.
DR.. Il. V. REYNoLDs has bought ten
acres of land from Mr.. A. Howell, in rear
OF HARDWOOD Seminary.
Mr.. I. NJ. Brunby, President OF the
Brumby Chair Factory, has returned from
Goodman, Miss, where he went to see his
brother, DR.. Brumby, who is very sick.
TIE Washington City correspondent OF
the Atlanta Constitution Monday has this
item Hon John Sibley of Cobb, is here
to get glimpse OF Congressional life, and
decide whether he would like to try it
some time during the next score OF years.
The man who tries to injure or break
down the towns that afford a market for
what he has to sell, is as unwise as the man
who killed the goose that laid the golden
eggs.
ONE OF the strangest things in human
nature is to expect perfection in others.
regardless of the fact that imperfection
permeates their own nature. We should
show to others the charity,>we expect to be
shown to US.
NoTIcE.-The discharge of fire works
will be allowed upon the public square and
the grounds of private residences from G
o'clock a. M, until IL p. M, Friday,
Xmas day, Dec. 25th, 1891. The shooting
at each other with Roman Candles, &c
is most positively prohibited.
T. w. GLOVER Mayor.
On Monday night last, somebody broke
into Capt. 7. D. Irish's warehouse, five
miles from town, on Cumming road, and
stole two barrels of whisky. The wagon
was.tracked to Marietta, the wagon turning
off on the side street leading to the colo-ed
settlement known as Baptist town." Of
ficers are working on the case
A CARD oE THANKs.-Dr. J.. w. Boze-
man and wife and daughter, Miss Lou, de-
sire to return thanks to the Fire Departs
ment and citizens who aided them greatly
in saving some of their household goods
from their burning residence. They also
desire to return sincere thanks to neigh
bors since the fire for special favors.
Commissioner R T. Nesbitts annual
report will show saving OF 81, 900 in rua-
ming expenses OF the department This
has been spent for the benefit of the farm
ers. He has ad the chemists office and
laboratory moved into the capitol. One
thousand and eighty>four analyses have
been made during the year.
MARRIED-On last Tuesday evening at
the residence of the BRIDES mother, Mrs.
W, L. Cooper, on Powder Springs street,
Mr.. Joseph j. Black and Miss Florrie
Cooper, Rev. V. Z. Manget officiating
The marriage was quiet one, only the
respective families OF the contracting par.
ties and few friends were present. The
JOURNAL extends its warmest congratula>
tons to the happy couple and wish for
them abundance OF happiness and pros
perlty.
The following is Miss Lula Campbell
receipt for the premium loaf of bread
One-half Sugar Coated Yeast" cake soak
ed in one>half pint luke warm water. Add
enough -four to make thin batter. Set in
a warm place and let it stand about four
hours, then add one quart OF luke warm
water, one tablespoonful of sugar, one OF
salt, one of lard, and enough -four of the
Gold Medal brand to make stiff batter.
Set the mixture in warm place during
the night and in the morning knead it one
hour and set it to rise again. Form into
loaves, put in pan and let it rise till light
enough for baking. Place in hot oven
and bake three fourths Of an hour If yt !.
will use the Gold Medal brand of TT
sold by Anderson Bros, Marie.s.
you will have success in maxine And
bread. Ga.