The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-05
Of-Hand Local Dots.
is marching on.

ANNIE" or any other man.
SEE dissolution notice Of Nc
Cutcheon & Co.
SOME of the brick sidewalks
need relaying.
COBB Superior Court convenes
next Monday.
Our friend, Joe Clifton, has
resigned the office of City Marshal.
Our friend, Lawrence Hunt,
has a handsome new residence near
ly completed.
-FARMERs are considerably be-
hind with their farm work, owing to
the excessive wet weather.
DALLAS, Ca, has a paper,
(printed at Rockmart) called the
Paulding County Record.
Hon. L. J. Alfred called to see
us yesterday. He represented Pickens county
in the Legislature and fearlessly and efficiently
done his whole dIty.
THERE will be called meeting
of the Young Mems Literary Asso-
citation, tonight, friday March 9Th.
VIZ call attention to the adver>
tisement Offering the Empire Cotton
Factory for sale. This is valuable
property and no better investment
could be made.
The civil rights bill has passed
both houses of Congress, and the in
famous bill will cause many an i'm
pudent negro to be Vtoed by the
healthy foot of the proud white man
For SALE-A fine rose wood
Piano, in good order, and used but
very little. Price $3.50. Apply at
this Office.
--REv. Mr.. Burkhead, the Pres
byterian evangelist, preached a
series of sermons in our city during
last and this week. The sermon
Sunday night at the Methodist
church was his master effort.
-OUR enterprising real estate
agents, Nichols & Hammett, are
improving property in Marietta in a
creditable manner. A residence on
Atlanta street is good specimen.
ONE of the complaints of an
intelligent drummer, who visited our
city last week, was that the bust
ness men of Marietta done the least
advertising of any place of its size
he had visited in some time-none
of them had cards or circulars and
very few of them bill>heads, and he
wondered from what source the local
paper derived its support.
We call attention to the adver
tisement of L. S. Northcutt & Co.,
who are selling goods at cost in or
der to make room for their spring
stock. Now if you want bargains
and goods as cheap as they are laid
down from market, now is the time
to purchase. Their goods are of the
best and finest quality. These gen
tIemen are merchants of experience
and of good business qualifications
and perfectly reliable. Call at once
aud get the choicest goods at cost.
"A FRIEND writes from Pauld-
ing county thusly: sis there any
Guano in Marietta for sale, or has
the agents suspended or "busted" :
l don't see any advertised in your
paper. l don't want to go to Allan
ia to get my supply" Yes, there
is plenty of guano here, but we have
not been authorized to say SO.
MIR. P. C. Wilson, of the firm of
P. c. Wilson & Co., wholesale deal
ers in Window Glass and Glassware,
Chattanooga, Tenn, gave us pleas
ant call few days ago. lie has
one of the largest glass stores south
of Cincinnati and supplies every
thing in the glass line manufactured.
Our merchants will get as good bar
gains from this house as they can
in any market. Try them.
TRUE-a man who can give up
dreaming and go to his daily reali-
ties who can smother down his
heart, its love or woe, and take to
the hard work of his hand who de-
fies fate, and if he must die, dies
fighting to the last-that man is
life's best hero.