The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-12-21
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
ONLY a half sheet next week.

last MONDAY
A NEW fire engine is being built for
Marietta.
--~- TIM Mayor and Aldermen's election
comes off the second Monday in January
: Col. Geo. Lester and family have NOV
ed to town, having bought Col. Waddeli
residence
Now is the time when the good wife
will buy Christmas presents and tell the
store keeper to send the bill to her husband.
REV. II. J. Adams and family arrived
last Thursday morning. He will preach at
the Methodist church next Sunday morning
Among the number who came up from
Atlanta, Wednesday evening, to hear
Grady's lecture, was cx Gov. Rufus B. Bull
lock.
Banner County Minstrel" will exhibit
tonight for the benefit of the Fire Com
pany. Go out and enjoy a good entertain
ment.
IN another column appears conspc-
uous advertisement of Geo. W. Williams "
Co., of Charleston, S. c.. setting forth the
claims of the "Eutaw Fertilizer" Read it
and act accordingly.
On B. r. Strong our clever and popu-
lar druggist, besides having goods for
all seasons, has on hand many beautiful ar
ticles Just suitable for Christmas presents.
Go and make your choice at once.
The remains of DR.. Charles Allen ar
rived in this city on last Monday. His fun
eral was preached at the Presbyterian
Church in the evening, which was largely
attended by our citizens.
-DIED--On the night of the 18th inst,
Mrs. Barnwell, wife of Rev. L. Barnwell.
Her funeral was preached on Monday. She
was most estimable lady and greatly be-
loved. We tender our sincere sympathy
to the bereaved husband.
Haley Bros. We are glad to see are do
ing a lively business. They are live, up
right business men and deserve to succeed.
Besides their stock of family groceries,
hardware, etc, they have on hand, candies,
crackers preserves, all very cheap for the
holidays Call and see them.
-MARRlED-By Rev. Walter Manning
on the 18th inst, Mr. W. P. Grower and
Miss. F. E. Chandler at the house Of John
Chandler the brides father, all of Cobb
Long may they live and happy
may they die.
Boston & Hunt have done a splendid
business and have large class of patrons
that must be gratifying. Their store is al
ways kept replenished with the choicest
groceries and all other articles in their line
of business. There are not two safer bust
and we know that are none more accommO-
dating.
Cherokee Lodge, No s, I. o. 0. F.,
Of this place, will have a supper and dance
1t McCutcheon's Hall, Thursday evening,
December 9Th. 1t will be an elegant and
enjoyable affair Committee of Invitation.
E. ]. Setze W. X Root, harrington King
and J. J. Hunt, Jr. Committee of Reccp-
ton, Joseph Elsas, 7. L. Hunt, H. S. An
lerson and Darlington King.
we have recently had pair of boots
made at the shoe store of VIM. Spencer
which is as neat Il fit and of as excellent
material as can be found anywhere In
fact for good workmanship they cannot be
exceled Mr.. Spencer knows all about
leather and keeps nothing but the best stock
md prides himself on giving satisfaction to
customers A thoroughly practical, ener-
yetic business man, we commend him to
he citizens for patronage.
we only issue half sheet from this
office next week, in order to allow the prin
ers to enjoy Christmas. We trust to APP
pear with the new year with a better and
more interesting paper than ever The
JOURNAL. is on solid basis and has many
years of usefulness before it. All we ask is
l liberal patronage from the people and we
will give them paper that will be credit
% the city and county.
Il. c. & w. G. MCCLELLAN, with view
Of retiring the liquor branch of their bust
ness, will close out one barrel in quantities,
to suit purchasers, of Blackberry Wine of
excellent quality at $100 per gallon, and
remannt barrels of Magar's Corn Whisky,
Rum, Gin, Old Bourbon, Rye, Catawba
Brandy, and Bottled Liquors, Sherry Wines,
Concord Wines, Genuine Wolfe's Scheidam
Schnapp's Hostetter and Plantation Bitters,
all of which will be sold at less than cost to
close out before the first of January Also
Extra "C'' Brown and White Sugars, at
cost. l.. Z. u w. Z. MCCLELLAN.
we visited DE-. McClatchy $ store this
week and were surprised to see such full
stock of almost everything that one could
want in the eating line, as well as many
other things you would be delighted to see,
and he has displayed them to as good an
advantage as goods can be arranged in a
store as large as McClatchy's. Toys for
children Of every kind; confectiOneries in
rich profuson abound such as raisins, cur
rants oranges, lemons, candies, nuts, oys-
tiers, pickles, salmon, etc, while he has sub
stantias such as meats, sausages sugar, tea,
coffee cheese, crackers, syrup, -four. meal,
etc. He has large lot Of crockeryware of
excellent quality also cigars, tobacco and
many other things too numerous to men
ton. McCatchy has built up a mammoth
trade and still building. This is what ener
gy, liberality, courtesy and advertising does
Go and see McClatchy and leave your or
ders and they will be promptly filed.
Shueart's Salve
Mn SHUGART-Sir take great pleas