The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-02-27
LOCAL LEAFLSTs.

IA beautiful lot oil Men spring hals
Just received at Lindey & Barnes.
QUITE a number ofimprovements in prop
erty are going on thecity.
THE farmers are buying more corn this
season than usual.
-. Choice beet-steaks and roasts at cents
per pound, at j. d. Whites market house.
Go to Reynolds the Dentist, fol good
work and low prices
Our young friend, John r. Greer, stu
dent ofthe Augusta Medical College, is home
again.
MIR. Fletcher has had the ground front
! ing the Kennesaw House fixed to turn the
water when it rains.
Fur Skins of all kinds bought at the
store of ]. B. O'Neill &c Co.
MIR Robert Page, of Gastonia, N. c.,
is on visit to his old home.
DIR. Goss delivered very interesting
address before the Temperance Union last
Monday night
The job work done at the Journal office
cannot be surpassed in neatness and cheap
ness. Bring your work along
...All wool Jeans at Lindley & Barnes for
30 cents per yard.
...REv w. d. Anderson is increasing the
congregation of the Methodist Church by
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REV. Frank johnson, of the Baptist
Church of this place. preached at Cave
Springs last Sunday morning and at Rome
last Sunday evening.
ID P. Dobbs & Sons Tin shop is now
in full blast Mr. Jessie N. Hardage guaran-
tees all his work. Feb. 27th.
MISS Clara Pierce left for her home in
Decatur last Wednesday, to be in attendance
of the marriage of her sister to prominent
young man in business in Atlanta.
CLEAN Spring Seed Oats, Irish Pota-
toes, Cow Peas, and general supply of
groceries, such as Coffee, Sugar, Cheese,
&C., at the store of j. B. O'Neill & Co.
...WANTED-To rent house. for one or
two years, furnished or unfinished with
seven or eight rooms, apply TO A. F. Clarke
at Whitlock House. Marietta.
mo matter if Ham has left the Atlanta
Phonograph, Christopher still gets out
splendid paper. Go it Chris, you deserve
to succeed
THE garden seeds are in the mellow
soil, and soon, under the genial touch OF
Springs warm breath, they will spring forth
and bear fruit to gladden. the good house
wife's heart.
THE Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell, have large supply of their
Jeans for sale at N. G. Gignilliat's store
Pigs feet cents each, fresh Sausage 10
cents, corned beef cts, at j. d. White
market house.
...DIED-In this city ON Monday morn
ing, gath inst, Miss Eliza Barker, aged 81
wears. We tender our sympathies to her
bereaved relatives.
MIR. John Boston has greatly improved
the Haywood place, which he bought some
time ago, and it now is one of the handsom-
est residences in town
DIR. Reynolds works 100 per cent
cheaper than any one else and warrants his
work.
Exemption Waiver Notes, Mortgage
Deeds, Warrantee Deeds Justice Court
Blanks, &c, are for sale cheap at the Jour
nal office.
Our city authorities have had very
peaceful administration so far. They are
thoroughly alive to the best interests of the
city and are putting all the public thorough
fares in good condition.
THE Laurel Mills, of Roswell, are now
turning out several beautiful articles orleans
for Spring and Summer wear. Our mer-
chants should patronize this enterprise.
CHUCK Anderson has the contract to
carry the mail to Roswell daily, except on
Sundays. Leaves fifteen minutes Of eight
every morning. Freddie Banks is the car
rier.
John Cooper has now On hand at his
store on South side Of the square, full
stock of pure Whiskies, Brandies and Wines,
and the very choicest Cigars and Tobacco.
Give him a call.
The crumpled horned COW looks upon
al. Of 4ba parY and fnpth " fin
covets sweet morsel, and she unlatches the
gait walks in and helps herself without so
much as saying good morning; can get
a mess of greens?"
Seed Oats, German Millet Onion Sets,
Onion Seed, Blue Timothy Grass, Orchard
Grass Herds Grass Flows and Plow Stocks
Single Trees and a general stock Of farmers
supplies at Haley Brothers.
ADVERTISE your business if You want
people to know where you are at, what you
have got and how you sell it. Don't put
your light under half bushel, let it shine
forth as if you meant business then people
will believe you do, and trade with you.
We assure our readers that supply of
DR.. HARTER's MEDICINES kept constantly
in the house, to be used according to direc-
tions when illness appears, will prove the
best investment that could be made.
The Narrow Guage train came down
after Judge Lester Sunday, to carry him on
his trip to Canton to hold Court Some IS
of our citizens went out as far as Col c. d.
Phillips, it being their first ride on that road.
| The train now runs as far as Little River,
where private conveyance can be had TO go
to Canton.
"A DEVOTIONAL meeting of the Y. NJ.
C. A. will he held at their rooms next
T,aodav njoht They also will hold their