The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-02-20
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
How did ren liAs YOUR valentine :

JNs'e ASNSiftN 81 ASih0IO1 ~
Quite crowd went to Woodstock last
Saturday to buy town lots
I'VE received some new type this week.
Bound todo neat job printing. ~
IF you want real serviceable buggy,
buy from Reid & Gramling
Choice beef-steaks and roasts at 8 cents
per pound, at J. ID. Whites market house
...Joe Clifton, of Atlanta comes up to see
us nearly every Sunday
The Gainesville Eagle has juicy
Ham" in its taloas.
They say that George Browns real
name is Hoskins.
...All wool Jeans at Lindley g. Barnes for
80 cents per yard
..Edison's monograph has come and
gone. 1t had the last word, and that made
the women mad.
Icy Jewels glittered on the trees last
Monday morning, as the result of a sudden
change in the weather.
...Griffin, the painter, has just completed
another handsome sign for DR.. Strong s
Drug Store. Griffin is doing good work.
The job work done at the Journal Office
cannot be surpassed in neatness and cheap
ness. Bring your work along.
Several of our citizens bought lots in
Woodstock last Saturday, ranging from $50
to $75ieach
Marietta is awful quiet. and locals
scarce. No murders, fights fires. marriages
or runaways, and we are glad of it.
THE farmers complain that good deal
of thieving is practiced at night in the lower
part of the county. Give 'em lead.
pigs feet cents each fresh Sausage 10
cents, corned beef Z cts, at ]. d. White
market house.
Mrs, Joseph Glover spent several days
in the city last week. returning to Chatta-
nooga last Saturday evening.
...CHEAP RoCKAwAY-An new Rockaway
made by Reid & Granting can be bought at
bargain for cash. c. F. MANSFIELD.
Henry Root has bought the vacant lot
in the rear of Mrs. Schoenthall's store
Now, Henry, build nice residence and
take rib. =
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. E.E
THE Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell, have large supply of their
Jeans for sale at n G. Gignilliat's store.
Mr.. J. Spilman has taken out license as
city auctioneer and would be glad to have
the patronage of those wishing anything
done in that line.
SHOOTING IN TowN.-We hear u good
deal of complain against the boys about
shooting birds within the corporate limits of
Marietta and it IS said that no proper eff
fort is made by the authorities to prevent it,
except perhaps about the public square.
Private lawns, orchards, and even gardens
are invaded, and birds and rabbits hunted
and shot, without much regard as to the
direction the gun is pointed. This ought
not to be. Life is too valuable to be endan
gered in this way, to say nothing Of the city
possibly being called on some fine day to
foot heavy bill for life sacrificed.
The care-worn and ill-tempered man
would in most cases, regain his elasticity Of
temper, and increase his capacity for work,
by making free use of DIR. HARTER's Llv-
Err PILLS.
Blacks Improved Fertilizer is being
used by our farmers as the cheapest and
best thing for their land. Mr.. James W.
Brown, Marietta, is agent.
...GUANo.-We call attention to the adj
vertisement of Winters, Alexander g. Legg
in another column, offering to the farmers
several brands of standard fertilizers at re-
duced prices. These gentleman have work
ed faithfully to get the manufacturers to re-
duce their prices as reasonably as was con-
sistent with safety, and now come before
the public asking share of the patronage
that will necessarily be given to some one.
They are reliable and fair dealing agents
and we trust that our farmers will give them
their orders. - <t t
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. .t- -t't
Mrs. E. F. ANDERSON.
John Cooper has now On hand at his
store, on South side of the square, full
stock ofpure Whiskies, Brandies and Wines,
and the very choicest Cigars and Tobacco.
Give him call.
THE CEDARTowN ADVERTISER. This
paper comes to us this week as the success
or of the Record and Express Thus it
takes the place of both. We shall not even
allude to the doctrine of 'the survival OF
the fittest," but we do expect to see DIR
Bradford make of the Advertiser success.
Now let the good people of Polk and ada
cent sections give the new enterprise their
free and full support and we guarantee that
they will have paper worth double the
subscription price. The editor is live
mana vigorous thinker. and a fearless
writer. We bid you welcome to our sane
tum.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. All per-
sons indebted TO me are notified 70 call and