The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-09-05
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
;. The nights are cool.

lodging around
"A. Fl. Stephens and Bob Toombs are
for Billups.
Lay aside your banjo picking and pick
your cotton.
ID. P DoBBs has Bagging and Ties for
everybody. %
"PARsoN Bon officiates like an old hand
at the business.
Mr.. Joe Gable and family Of Spartan
burg are visiting the city.
THAT Essay on "Man" by Prof.
Lynes was happy hit.
...Rust Proof Grazing Oats for sale at N.
b. Merryman' store
"A certain young man in town is mourn
ing over lost umbrella.
...some little boys go to church not to
hear but to be heard
Cadet John:A. Sibley left for Licking
ton, Va, last Monday evening.
Dan Anderson has returned from his
North Carolina trip.
The noise of the skaters will be heard
again next Friday night. Let EN- roll.
What young gentleman is it from our
city that spends his Sundays at Stylesboro?
What's up?
The engine for the Marietta and North
Georgia Railroad has arrived and Charlie
Thornton is happy.
Judge Lester is in Chattooga county
this week. Next week he will speak in
Dade, and the week after in HARRISON.
You can't go into Bankruptcy now.
Your creditor can take you by the throat
and say pay me that thou owest.''
EDGAR Anderson, Henry Wilson, and
James Sibley, left last Wednesday morning
for Dahlonega to attend the Military school.
MISS Maggie Blakely of New Orleans
died at Mr.. Whitlock's last Wednesday
morning.
...DIED-On August 2Sth, William La
mar, son of DR.. and Mrs r. E. Cason, aged
2 years and 10 days.
Mr.. Fitzsimmons, U. S. Revenue Off
Ger, brought three illicit distilers here last
Friday, two white and one black, and car
ried them to Atlanta for trial.
...OTHER towns are doing something for
the yellow fever sufferers, and it is suggested
that our citizens should contribute some
thing.
The job work we are turning out from
the Journal Office Job Rooms cannot be
surpassed in neatness and cheapness. Call
and see specimens.
THE Douglasville Quarterly meeting
and Salt Springs Camp meeting will begin
Friday night before fourth Sunday in Sep
TENDER.
AT road working near Big Shanty,
overseered by ]. G. Chalker, there were
eight hands and all for Lester. Every man
living on the road was for Lester. X.
Mr.. H. S. Anderson, of the firm of W.
P. Anderson & Sons, left for New York
last week to lay in large stock of Dry
Goods and Groceries for the Fall trade.
TUESDAY brought large crowd to
town, and whisky drinking horse trading,
noisy politics and fisticuffs, characterized
the day. Politics run-high and hot con-
troversies between FELTON, and Lester men
were INDUCED in.
&C. M. Rampseck, of Atlanta, is the
leading Binder, Ruler and Blank Book
neatness and durability, he cannot be ex-
celled.
THE concert and tablcax entertainment,
by the Ladies' Working Union of the Bap-
fist Church last Monday night was well
attended and u success. Some of the tab
leauxs were of excellent conception and
quite impressive The music was good, and
the audience was well pleased
Cap Joyner left Saturday for New York
via Kennesaw Route to purchase fall and
winter stock of Hats and Furnishing Goods
for C. W. Bruner & Son, of Atlanta. He
will return in about two weeks. Cap. I'M
derstands his business thoroughly and has
many friends in this section
lon Saturday, Sept. 18th, there will be
Sunday School celebration at Powder
Springs, to participate in which all the
Schools and Sunday School workers are cor
daily invited. DR.. Thomas OF Acworth
will address the schools, and probably Gov.
Colquitt. Solet everybody come and bring
well filled baskets. G.
Mr. Hirsch returned from market last
Monday. He has bought the biggest stock
of goods out. He has flaming advertise
ment in this issue telling the people what
an extensive stock she has and the
prices and quality. Hirsch is determined
not to be undeesold in Atlanta or elsewhere.
Call and see him.
New Salem, Rusk Co.. Tex. Oct. 81, 1877
DIR. Harter Dear Sir-I suffered two years
with a distressing cough could get moth
ing to do it any good. was prevailed up
on by your agent-Dallas Forman-to try
Dr. Harter's Lung Balm; was relieved at
once and by the time had used three bot
ties, the cough was gone; was sound and
well.
EDS. JoURNAI4-Dr. FELTON, said in his
speech at Rockmart that Every prominent
man in Cobb county told him he had been
an outspoken friend of DIR. FELTON, hereto
fore, but this time he couldn't take an &C
tive stand for him as he had cases in Les
ters court which he feared would work to
his de:riment." Now who is this every
prominent man" in Cobb? Let him speak
out ENQUIRER.
WHILE some of the FELTON, men are try
ing to belitttle and SANDER George Lester
we are glad that we know one who tells Of
Testers good deeds and refuses to traduce
his fair name That man is Mr.. Wilkes