The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Bring out the little fish hooks,

Millions OF little nsles
Amt had nbble yet.
Speed the pillow.
Get the Steamer.
Mechanics want work
...Guano goes off rapidly.
Eggs ten cents a dozen.
Sale dsy next Tuesday.
Excursion Sunday to Ebenezer.
BLIND Ton drew large audience.
Cotton is still to he seen on the streets.
Blockade Whiskey at John II. Cooper's.
THE Kennesaw Flour Mills are putting
up new machinery.
THE colored voters went against the
steamer
Choice seed yellow Vans, for sale, at
]. B. ONeill & Cos.
THE pumps refuse to give water when
MIXED.
..."All fools day next Tuesday. Pre-
pare to sell and be sold
Fine weather still continues and a rush
is made on the photographer
Boys bring out your marbles, tops, and
balls, but don't bawl too loud.
Our friend, Guyton, has been confined
at home with the measles.
Cobb Superior Court will hold an ad
iourned term next Monday.
We learn that the military company
are soon 10 give grand ball
Experienced farm hands can find ready
employment with our farmers.
The Marietta and North Ga. Railroad
do not carry all the freight offered.
Spot, " the famous dray mule, once
more belongs to Mr.. j. A. G. Anderson.
Almost all of us are generous to fault,
if the fault happens to be our own.
...On and after April LIST ''emigrant tick
cts will he discontinued by all roads.
The buzzing saws of the Chair Factory
are now to be heard.
"A detective was in our city last week
looking after a fugitive.
We had considerable rain storm last
Saturday
...Sweet potatoes are scarce and command
a good price.
E. Crockery and Glassware cheap at j. B..
O'Neill & Cos.
THE Y. NJ. C. A., meets at the Presby
terrain church at A. o'clock Sunday afternoon.
W. II. POWER Prest.
Mr. ]. j. Northcutt has gone to market
to buy his spring goods.
Mn Charlie Cumming, of Atlanta was
in the city Sunday visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mr. ]. Paul Leake has returned from
the West He looks as if he had Jared well.
THE Grand Juries turned out indict-
ments almost as fast as a press could print
THE Murphy's still hold interesting
meetings every Monday night.
The election created considerable ex-
element last week in giving the people
something talk about.
Every portion of the city presents a
handsome and new appearance-new hous-
es, new fences painting and whitewashing.
Patents have not yet ceased. A patent
plow and hoe were being exhibited to our
farmers last week.
The time is fast approaching when the
mosquitoes, like the DOCTORS will be thrust
Ing their "bills in our faces
III merchants will use printers ink
more freely, they will accomplish more than
they will by surplus clerks.
New spring goods, at j. B. O'Neill &
Co.'S. Dry goods Hats and nice lot of
gents and ladies Shoes, cheap.
1T is said that all over the South farm.
ers continue to hypothecate their crops in
advance which shows that they are running
at least one year ahead of their means.
Gen. VIM Phillips and Col A. S. Clay
made some very interesting remarks be-
fore the Temperance Union last Monday
evening.
Marietta is to have public library in
the store formerly occupied by r. Hirsch's
furniture. The ladies met last Tuesday
evening to arrange things.
lone of Chucks two mule drays, last
week, at one load, carried out 1000 pounds
of guano to Dr. N. n. Gobcrs farm miles
from town. Pull and pull again.
"A gift enterprise man was in town
last Saturday endeavoring to make some one
gift, for Il small compensation Of fifty
cents.
The citizens on last Monday acted
wisely and voted the Council the right to
exchange the present monkey (fre en-