The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-21
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

on the 9Th inst, very suddenly
MIR j +. Dlrham, of Woodstock, pre-
sented lis with some very fine Warren grapes
-IF Won want Imported Seed Wheat, call on
us soon. L.C. & w. C. MCCLELLAN.
--BRrNG your cotton TO Marietta and you
will get the highest market price for it.
Mr. Bush. of Roswell has four pound pc
tato and bids defiance to competitors.
Salt Springs camp meeting commences to-
night.
Mn. A. p Griggs, Of Lost Mountain
showed us a cucumber Weighing three pounds
| Who can beat thatf
| Mr.. w, Duncan offers a valuable farm and
residence lower Georgia for sale sor exchange
Read the advertisement.
| Rev Mr.. Palmer, of New Orleans, preach
ed at the Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning.
Two belligerent sous of Ham run afoul OF
eacl. other Monday. and one blooled the others
proboscis
John H. Boston, of this place, died on last FIJI
day morning.
liz YOU want one of the celebrated Gulliit
| Cotton Gins in time, send us your orders
promptly. l.. q. y W. I. MCCLELLAN
The immense amount of sorghum syrup
| that will he made this year in this county will
cheaper that article very much.
There will not be as large crop Of cotton
made in the Southern States this year us last
year, and it ought to command better price.
Copper mines and gold mines are being
discovered III this section quite nnmerously,
some developments and no dsposas.
Our job Office is fitted out with the latest
styles Of type and we will do your printing for
you C. cap neat and quick.
w. j. Kiser x Co., have jlst received a
large and select stock of Ready made Clothing
from the "Fountain Head, suits f.om $500 to
$500.
-MR. II. Rivers, a gentleman and a skilled
mechanic, has an advertisement in this issue,
and offers to do houst- carpenteiing and take
pay in land.
REV. S. p Richardson's sermons Sunday
morning and night, at the Methodist church.
were extraordinary productions, powerful, pun
gent and piercing, peculiarly original and able
MARRIED BY Rev. Eli Smith, Thomas
w. Garrison of Cobb county, Ga, to Miss
Laura l., Teasley, of Alpharetta, Ga, Sertem-
Der 18th, 1877.
Mr.. A. Howell has an advertisement in
this issue in which the farmers are interested.
He is prepared to gin and weigh your cotton,
as well as grind your corn and will soon be
ready to grind your wheat
People should not forget that kind words
ne Ter die, while grievious words stir up anger.
Charity is considered the greatest of the three
gracps, but few people stop 10 temper their Ian
ouags with its wooing infl'h nee.
Moses Bacon, colored mia of this place,
while out near Roswell Sunday with his team.
we learn, was sLo; in The THY h by white man
of that vicinity
We met Freeman, of the Calhoun Times,
and Whitman, of the Dalton Citizen on the
train last Saturday, two Of North Georgia's
cleverest newspaper men, who publish journals
that reflect c,e, upon their respective towns,
and should be literally patrenzed.
-FoR the last day or two the weather has
changed from bllmy warm TO brisk cold and
rainy. bringing thick clothing and fires into de
m md, making the weather a perfect fraud
We can only account for it on the ,grouhd that
Fl I'VE, brought it with him ON his Southern
tour---Le was in Chattanooga yesterday.
j. A. Tolleson, Esq, thinks the matrimon-
ial ceremony as attributed to him last week
was incorrect in several particulars, one OF
which was he didn't say anything about the
.'new" Constitution, etc. We never heard the
ceremony and only gave it as reported 10 us,
hence we give him the benefit of this disclaimer
and correction.
Ar the Grand Lodge Of |. 0. G. T., which
met in Dalton last week, James &. Thrower, OF
Atlanta, was re elected G. w. G. T., and w. 0.
II. Shepard, of Marietta, was reelected Grand
Worthy Secretary and Treasurer. Miss John
son, daughter of Ex Gov. IIerschel V. john
son. was elected Worthy Vice Templar. The
order has certainly chosen excellent officers,
IN another column appears the law card
of Mr.. w. X. Power, who tenders his pro
fessioual services to the citizens Of Marietta
and vicinity. lie is young man OF integrity
midi yiIpd attention
TO business entrusted 10 his care. We wish
him success. His Office is with Judge A. N.
Simpson.
w. ]. Kiser & Co., have just received a
new and excellent stock Of Dry Goods, Ready
made Clothing, Boots and Shoes etc, which
they invite the public to call and examine. -
They hope TO sell as cheap as the times will
allow and give satisfaction to customers.-
Mr.. Cicero Kiser is always on hand to wait OH
you, assisted by Bonnie Perry. Call and bee
them.
-JUsT received a fresh lot Of imported Por-
ter and Ale, also Domestic Ale and Porter.
keep fine Wine of all grades and will sell them
very low fol the cash. Will flrnirh Beer 10
families by the bottle at s. 30 per dozen bottles
All kind of CONTEMPORARIES Of the best qualify.
A. C. IIEGGiE.
We trust the readers Of the Journal will
make earnest efforts TO secure subscribers Tor
us in their respective ntighbOrhoods. A little
belp aud solicitation in that direction will do
a great deal in enabling us to give you bettel
paper. Each citizen should take certain
amount Of pride in aiding their county paper TO
reach excellence and success. Say kind
word for the Journal and ask your neighbour to
subscribe. Ii he sees you are Interested in it,
| success, lie will get interested too.