The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-03-03
LOCAL ITEMS

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charge was miscegenation, but that
will be left for the Grand Jury to in
vestigate. We learn that before his
arrest. he said he would kill any
white man that dared to arrest him,
but at the approach of Sheriff Steph
ems and Marshal Cooper, the boaster
surrendered very submissively. lie
had a fine pistol concealed on his
person, which the Superior Court
next month will question his right Of
carrying concealed.
L. C. d. w. C. MCCLELLAN have just re-
ceived 100 Barrels of Flour, which they will
sell cheap for cash, or on time to prompt pay
ing customers. Satisfaction guaranteed on all
sales.
-QUITE an enthusiastic railroad
meeting was held in the Court House
last Thursday night week. Speech
es we're made by Hon. L. j. Alfred,
Col. Goodman, Hon. j. ]. A. Sharp,
Col. Campbell, Col. Hoskins and
Gen Phillips. Fresh courage was
inspired and new hopes born. Our
people will relax no effort, but will
push on and doing, We believe
more in perseverance than genius,
and success will yet be the reward
This mp. country is too rich not 10
have a railroad. and there are too
many interested for failure. With
the labor of $50 convicts much can
and will be accomplished.
--MCCl.tchy proposes TO give our present
Legislature something to do and something IL
spend their per diem for in calling on him fol
cheese, crackers. coffee, sugar, meAts, mince
meat, cranberies, cigars, tobacco &c, so cheap
for cash.
-SoME of the Georgia editors are
getting mad because Joe Brown
didn't s'lease" their columns to ad
vertise in. We can't generally all
ways sometimes tell, but we don't
think that there is but one paper in
the State rich enot gh to be indie
pendent, and that is the sprightly
Geneva Lamp, but we confess if we
were to get to mad, it it would be
on the same ground of non patronage
for we know of nobody's money
we had rather spend than the ex~
Governors. From what we can
learn though, Joe didn't extend his
patronage North of the Cbattahoo-
chez river, save only to lawyers as
"retainers."
If you want to make your own Fertilizers
buy Lime from Boston & Hunt.
"A partridge day for thirty
Gays, is what Marcellus Thornton
of Atlanta has agreed to eaton a
wager of $40.
FoR SALE large Stock of Blank Books. sc
lected to suit the wants of every one, at the
Drug Store of DIR. G. w. WILLIAMS.
To regenerate society, regenerate
yourself.
Our Legislature has pass d logged law
bur do not say that McClaichey sells groceries
and Connections ries, cheap as the cheapest.
A gentleman caught cold by kiss
ing a lady's snowy brow.
BosroN & HUNT will sell you Farming
Tools cheaper than you can buy anywhere
You can borrow trouble without
an endorser but only of high inter-
est.
-yARNIsHEs below Atlanta prices, at Will
liam's Drug Store.
WHEN did Abraham sleep FIVE in
bed 2 When he slept with his
forefathers.
FRESH Cove Oysters, llb. l0cts Obs 2Octs
Salm0ns 25cts.-Lobsters 25cts.-TOmatoes
25cts at Boston & Hunts.
Several of the bondsmen of the
State Printer have asked to be re-
leased, and Gov. Smith has notified
Col. Aston to make a new bond.
Il have Just received large lot of Porter
Ale and Vienna Beer at my store on the square.
Come and try the Beer, the finest ever brought
to this place. A. c. HEGGIE
IT is said that figures won't lie !;
but the figures of some women are
very deceptive, to say the least.
Remember, said trading Quaker
to his son, in making thy way in the
world, a spoonful of oil will go fur
Their than quart of vinegar
Hon B. II. Hill has made 3
special application to the President
for a general pardon and amnesty
of people concerned in the infraction
of the revenue laws. on condition
that they promise obedience to the
laws hereafter. This is a matter of
vital importance to the people Of
North Georgia.
WHEN the business columns of
the city papers are kept full, there
is certain to be produced a spirit of
lively energy AID cheerful hope