The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-12-10
OHHand Local Dots.


isan excellent physician and res
ceiving large practice.
PARTICULAR CE.-Will the
Agsntleman who borrowed my hedge
shears please return them AT ONCE,
and oblige, JAS. G. liUGHEs.
MAJOR Wiley Petty, of Chero-
kee county, sends us the premium
turnip, weighing 7 pounds. Now
ye turnip- raisers, try again.
New Goods of every description, at II. D.
McCulcheon's, selling very cheap.
THERE is healthy, active la
DIV in Marietta, who has not seen
the city park in twelve years, and of
course she's never seen our new
court house.
-THE State Grange convened in
Atlanta last Wednesday, 1875 dele
gates in attendance. Among the
resolutions passed was one demand
ing dog law. Good.
"A cheap lot of Crockery at McClatchy's at
COsT-now is your time to get what you need
In that line cheap.
SPECIAL NoTICE.--Those in
debted to Mrs. E. F. Anderson will
please come forward and settle by
the first of January, 1873.
The Governor has accepted
Representative Anderson's resigna-
ton. Already candidates begin to
loom up.
Boston g. Hunt keep choice family gro
ceries aud sell them cheap.
-, We have received Willinghap's
Gainesville Express, and it is first
rate number, brim full of editorial
and local matter. Willingham will
do his part in giving the people of
that town good paper.
THE convicts are on Mr.. Kerr's
land hswing and saving timber,
and have got out about five thousand
cross ties for our railroad. We learn
part of the iron has been contracted
for, and it wort be long before the
heavy bars will be laid.
-McClatchy has just received full supply
of ffeeh Goods-Currents, Citron, Raisins Can
dies of all kinds, etc, etc.
MA. D. B. Freeman, of the
Calhoun Times, was married last
Wednesday to Miss Sallie Goodwin
of Rome. That was a "good win"
for "free man." and We wish the
happy couple long life and prospect
ty.
"A splennid lot Of new Rasins at the store
OF Leake & Hunt.
gen. A. J. HanseIls name is
announced in another column to fill
the unexpired term in the Georgia
Legislature, made vacant by the
resignation of Hon. W. D. Ander-
son. Clear-headed, upright and a
fine speaker, he would make cred>
liable and able representative.
boston & Hunt have just received large
lot of Hollow ware
THE Acworth High School has
an advertisement in this issue. Lo,
Gated in healthy town, it is one of
the best schools in Georgia. The
last session had about eighty pupils
in attendance. Prof J. G. Holmes,
the principal, is successful teacher
oflarge experience and undoub'ed
ability.
"A good trunk for little money at L. 6.
Northcntt X Co.'S
THERE is more less squabble
every municipal election as to VINO
shall be selected to rule our city
To avoid this wouldn't the dividing
the city into wards, and each ward
nominate its alderman, the ticket
as a whole voted on at one precinct
under a system of previous registra-
ton, insure more fairness and give
general satisfaction
Selling off below cost my large stock OF
Ian Window Shades. For beauty, durability,
and convenience, they are acknowledged 10 be
superior to all others. G. w. WILLIAMS.
THERE will be a big railroad
convention of all the counties on the
line and those interested in North
Carolina, at Ellijay on the 9th of
January, 1876. This will be very
important meeting and the stock,
holders and subscribers should all at
tend. Gen. Phillips has como to the
voouptoips in the interest of the road,