The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-01
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

NEW subscribers are stlil coming III
Judge Lester is holding court at Can
ton this week.
Mr.. w. E. Gilbert and wife have re-
turned from their visit to Mississippi
Gardeners have commenced tickling the
earth with spade and rake.
Thorn Comedy Company is with us
this week.
MARIETTA has received and shipped
1901 bales of cotton up to date.
A fine lot of ladies new shoes at j. G.
& Mrs c. c. Brumby's store very cheap
for the cash. Call and examine.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton had fifteen new members at their last
meeting.
love FEAST at the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning at 9 o'clock, Doors
close at 81 O'Clock.
Up to the present time 1,113 tons OF
guano have been received in Marietta and
placed on the market for sale.
Hon VIM. II. FELTON, writes from
Washington, to Col. A. A. Winn, that his
little son, Howard, is dangerously sick.
MORTGAGE Deeds, WARRANTED Deeds,
and all kinds of legal blanks for sale at the
Journal office, very cheap.
w. C. Green, Matchmaker still re-
mains at the old stand west side of the
square.
AN excellent Howe Sewing Machine,
in perfect order, will be exchanged for
good mich cow Apply at Journal Office.
w. P. Arnold, of Palmetto, Ca, drew
thirty thousand dollars from the Louisiana
State Lottery, the other day.
Go and get pair of ladies shoes, just
received and very elegant, at J. G. & Mrs.
G. c. Brumby store.
Bring your job printing of every de-
scription to the Journal Office and we guar
antee to do it as cheap and as well as it can
be done in Atlanta, or no charge.
---DEE the ucW duNcItlSeIllclt vi W. d.
Kiser s. Co Bargains can be had now for
the money. Those indebted to the firm will
do welto read the advertisement.
Mn. J. II. THoRNE's Comedy Compa-
ny played "Fanchon, the Cricket" at
Nichols Hall last night. They play again
tonight. They have the reputation Of Civ
ing first class entertainment Admission
so cents. Go out and see them.
MARIETTA has her lady editor in the
person of Miss Salle Long who brings to
bear on her pretty sheet"'The Calliopean
Critiqne'--- sharp wit and sprightly in
telligence. --Su,any South.
THE verdict of the jury on the contest
ed Mayors election was disclosed last Satur-
day, resulting in tie vote between Messrs
Denmead and Reid. Mr.. Reid has moved
for a new trial, which Judge Lester will
hear next Monday.
A Mr. Smith was in town Monday
with live beaver which he had caught on
MONDAY creek in this county. The bea-
vers have built dam four feet high across
the creek indicating that they are numer-
Gus in that neighborhood
Mr.. w. c. Whatley has rented the pho
tograph gallery of Mr.. George J. Gable,
where the public can be artistically accom-
modated See advertisement and call see
him.
The Y. NJ. G. A., have their next
monthly devotional meeting next Sunday
afternoon at four o'clock in the Presbyterian
Church The Association is getting along
splenddly now as evinced by the large at
tendance of late.
Exemption Waiver, Guano and Provis-
ion Notes printed and bound in book form,
cheaper than elsewhere. Call and get es
innate.
The body of Mr.. W. J. Brannon who
was drowned in the Chattahooche river
January 18th, was found on Thursday of
last week, floating in the river in Cobb
county, by Mr. Frank NJ. Newsom. The
remains, which were greatly decomposed,
were inferred in the neighborhood.
Mr.. w. M. Brannan, of the Atlanta
Daily Tribune, gave us a call Saturday. |
He has been on tour in North Georgia in
the interest of his excellent paper. We are
glad to learn that the Tribune is doing well,
for it certainly is very newsy and interest
ing paper
ON last Tuesday evening. while Mr.
D. S. Anderson and family were at supper,
a coal of hickory wood popped out on the
bed in the sitting room, which soon burned
through several quilts and blazed up and
caught the window shade, and was making
good Roadway when one of Mr.. Anderson's
little boys returned to the room and made
the timely discovery The alarm once Civ
en-, Mr.. Andeson soon had the fire .-extin-
guished.
A Letter from Louisiana