The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-01
of-Hand Local Dots.
Hog killing time.

- HE tONu was Aoll Va ""O
yesterday.
-Yestol day was a cold day, with
sprinkIing of snow.
II. A. Burroughs takes particular pains in
cIttmg clothes for country customs.
Judge Knight has returned
from North Carolina.
Only twenty~four days till
Christmas.
The year is drawing to a close
and that little debt is not paid.
Where IS your ticket for May
or and Aldermen
-TnG leaves have been raked
out Of the Park
-Gilmer county wagons bring in
fine apples at 81 per bushel.
Cobb Superior Court cOnvenes
next Monday. See notice.
Co to T. A. Burroughs and get your old
clothes made good as new.
From what we can see, Cobb
county has some of as fine horses as
can be found in the State.
This is the time of year when
moving engages the attention of
some of our citizens.
Fresh Buck wheat Flour from John Mer-
rymam's farm in Baltimore County, Md, sold
at c. G. Lealle * Co.'S.
We are glad to learn that our
farmers generally have put in good
wheat and oat crops.
Our correspondent, Mr.. A.
Slasher, has some "Slashings" in
this issue.
-DIED Mr.. A. Cook, an old and
respected citizen of this place, died
last Saturday.
Prof. &. j. Orr, State School
Commissioner, will deliver an ad-
dress next Tuesday at noon at the
Court House.
AFTER passing through the
fearful 8courge in Savannah, we are
glad to see Rev. Samuel Benedict
again in our city.
General W. Phillips, is promi-
nently spoken of for the Speaker
ship of the next House of Represent
tatives.--AHanta Times.
A full grown chicken, with four
distinct wings, two Of them on its
legs, was one of the "fowl" mon
strosi,ies observed by us last We'd
nesday.
A CRoss MARK after your writ
ten name, on the margin of this pa
per, is intended as a reminder that
your subscription is out and a re-
mittance is in order.
We call attention to the adver'
tisement of w. Jennings & Co., OF
Atlanta, wholesale and retail dealers
10 doors, sash, blinds, etc. They dc
an extensive business and give salts
faction.
Mn. Theodore Hobgood vii
canvass for subscribers, advertising
and Job work, fer the JOURNAL, ant
will also act as collecting agent
We bespeak for him courteous treat
ment.
The Atlanta Telegram, is ons
of the spiciest and newsiest papers
we receive. If our friends want ;
a good evening daily, ably conduct
ed, containing the latest news, lie
them subscribe for the Telegram.
"A farmer in the northern por
ton of Cobb county has adopted
new and economical mode of taking
care of his sweet potatoes. He let
them remain 10 the hills and dig
them as he desires to use.
We hear of several Cobb coun
ty farmers who are going to sell OF
land and stock end go to Texas
This annual emigration is not only
depicting Georgia of skilled labor
but carries out of the State a larg,
amount of money.
-REv. w. F. Glenn, pastor 0
the Methodist Church, leaves 70
Conference next Monday. lie ha
by his fidelity, zeal, and kindness
endeared himself not only to th'
membership of his church, but t.
our citizens generally, and it i
earnestly hoped he will be returned
He has done a vast amount 0
good in this vicinity and the churcI
has prospered under bis admistra
ton.
II. A Burroughs cuts clothes 10 fit at Ii,