The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-01-30
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

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...GardeniDg has been commenced by
some of our citizens.
...Droves of horses and mules pass
through our city nearly every week.
$3.50 cash will get the Journal for 1878
Baker Chocolate at n. b. Merryman S.
I'VE learn that Rev w w. Carroll has
moved to town.
Mrs J. T Lowrey returned from Tex,
as last Sunday.
MIR. j. e. Cooper and bride, nee Miss
Rhoda Shockley, were in the city. Sunday.
...Rev. Mr.. Norris preached beautiful
sermon at the Methodist Church, Sunday
night.
FINE Ham sausage, and picked pigs
feet, very low, at j. D. Whites market
house.
MIR Hirsch has rebuilt his tenement
houses, being better and neater buildings
than those burned.
THE Journal is increasing its sub
scription list right along. Bring on your
$3.50 cash and take it for one year.
I 1.-The city authorities have cleared the
park of big tree In the language of a
dentist. they have extracted it by the roots.
..LosT-On Roswell street, couple of
! trunk keys, The finder will please leave
them at this Office.
DIR. N. N. Gober, an experienced and
skillful physician. tenders his professional
services to the citizens of Marietta Office
over the Bank See advertisement.
Little Kennesaw Mountain was on fire
last Sunday night, and as the long stretch
of fire. flashed and climbed to the summit,
it presented scene of attractive beauty.
Fresh corned beef sausage, and various
other meats usually kept at markets, at }.
d. Whites.
1T is reported that two prominent fami-
lies Of this county have just fallen heirs to
$75, 900 by the death ola wealthy relative.
| we Iclldlu lIOii giving uhlilCo az pICoCHt.
IF you want Hat or anything in the
Gents Furnishing Goods line call on w. r.
Joyner, 30 whitehall street, Atlanta, he can
save you money.
Farmers must use a Fertilizer and
Black Fertilizer is approved by all who use
it, and will not require more than from 3 to
to make ton.
Capt. W. n. Moore, we learn, has sold
his present residence to gentleman in low
er Georgia. who will occupy it in the
spring.
SAM Small didn't put in an appearance
last Thursday night. Prof Howard, we
learn, was sick, and consequently the enter
tainment was postponed
DIR. j. G. GREER now has his room
handsomely fitted up and is fully prepared
to do all kinds of Dental work in substan-
tial and satisfactory manner. See card in
another column.
| THE Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell, have a large supply of their
Jeans for sale at N. G. Gignilliats store,
Marietta
...ONE thing we can say with pride, the
Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian and Epis-
copal churches, Of this place. have as able.
! eloquent and Jealous ministers, as any place
| in the State.
Our enterprising and successful mer-
| chant, Mr.. d. F. McClatchey, has bought
the Cyrus York residence on Atlanta street,
and the carpenters and painters have almost
made new residence of it. We are always
glad to note such improvements.
John Cooper has now On hand at his
store, on South side Of the square, ai.full
stock ofpure Whistles, Brandes and Wines,
and the very choicest Cigars and Tobacco.
Give him a CALL
PAY UP-All those indebted to me are
earnestly and respectfully requested to come
forward and make immediate payments and
thereby save cost Don't delay for | must
collect all that is due me.
Mrs. E. f. ANDERSON.
Capt. Joseph Glover hired fifty negro
men, for railroad firm in Tennessee, and
shipped them last Sunday evening He is
coming back this week to make another
shipment This is carrying sSenator Win
dom's plan into execution with vim.
Seed Oats, German Millet, Onion Sets,
Onion Seed. Blue Timothy Grass, Orchard
Grass, Herds Grass, Flows and Plow Stocks,
Single Trees and general stock of farmers
supplies at Haley Brothers.
Burglars attempted an entrance into the
stores of D. F. McClatchy and II. d. Nc
Cutcheon on Wednesday night Of last week,
by the use of the celebrated anger, but were
unsuccessful. Mr. McChtchey, we notice,
has sheet ironed his back door
..DIED-On the Gath inst, Mrs. Nancy
s. Lyle, aged 80 years. Her funeral was
preached by Rev. Frank Johnson, on Sun
day evening, O'Clock, at the Baptist
Church, from which place her remains We're
carried to the citizens cemetery and lower
ed to their last resting place.
1T is reported that colored school
teacher, who has been reading law for the
last three years, will make application for
admittance to the bar at the next term OF
Cobb Superior Court. 1t is said that he has
perfected himself 50 thoroughly that his aid
mission will be inevitable. He will indeed
be a true disciple of Blackstone.
WILLIAM RoOT, in the fortieth year of
his business comes before the public in a
new advertisement. His business is still
managed by him, aided by his worthy sons
and everything moves along smoothly