The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-16

...Some of the farmers say they intend to
hold their cotton over till next spring when
they believe they will get fifteen cents for it.
Pay that thou owest, !" is command
we wish all of those indebted to the Journal
would observe
"A family moved to Marietta, Monday,
that had three dray loads of trunks. A few
more than the elephant had
Good Dentistry at lowest prices, Reynolds.
miss Bradley has rented her residence
to Mr. VIM. Tudor and family of Montreal.
They arrived Monday.
IA. Howell & Son offer more conven-
fences to customers than any other gin own
erS
ATLANTA is to have her Mystic Owls"
on the 22d but Marietta has had hers for
some time. They are chicken thieves and
are wingless
Flour and wheat have jumped way up
in prices Europe is draining America and
opNSdlbeOlo eeAS ENbtlh3 AiNAA
Mr. Jackson Delk, last week, had his
steer to run away with his wagon, throw
ing him out, breaking his arm and collar
hone.
Marietta has at last telephone. W..
p. Anderson & Sons have erected one from
their store to their warehouse, which has
proved decided convenience to that firm.
Charles Edwards, young man, picked
over $50 pounds of cotton in one day last
week, and could have went higher but the
cotton got thin.
The three ton Fairbanks scales at A.
Howell & Sons gin is a great saving in
time and labor to customers.
The narrow gauge smashed buggy,
that frightened horse backed on to the
track Friday.
You can get split, single and double
Zephyr of every shade at J. j. Northcutt &
Sons
Good Dentistry at lowest prices, Reynolds.
'''bdJ JOuuS lllhll tIlO CiOIhSo .JOu "S"A
may be the latest cut and the most fashion
able color, but your girl will want you to
have the stamps just the same. Then be
careful how you let them slip from you.
...Handleiter of the Griffin Sun. wields a
trenchant pen and says some hard things,
but then he wears long hair and 'puns' on
words, which is better than being a men,
Der of the Legislature.
"MARRIED-On the 9th inst, at the
residence of Rev. Robt Daniel, Mr. NJ 5
Gilbert of Atlanta to Miss Emma A. Dur
ham of Smyrna. Happiness, peace and
prosperity be with them.
Mr.. Andrew Barker, DIR. A. A. VIM
and Mr.. VIM. Frey, of this county, are on
the jury in the United States Court in AT
lanta.
The Presbytery of Cherokee will meet
in the Presbyterian Church on Thursday
night at u O'Clock and be opened by ser
mon from the Rev. Mr.. CASTOR of Dalton.
All are invited to attend.
The skateing rink has been recognized
for another season. We will skate regular
every Friday night at McCutcheon's Hall.
ANY persons desiring to visit the rink can
do So Is.
Good Dentistry at lowest prices, Reynolds.
There is plenty of good land in Cobb
county, which if properly worked and fer
tilted would be as remunerative as West
ern land, and a home is much desirable
here than there.
The Southern man who can invent a
process by which he can keep Irish pota-
toes perfectly sound during the winter, I'M
til the dawn of spring, can make his fortune
if he will so invest his money. 1t will beat
buying cotton. Try it and see.
Mrs. E. F. Anderson tells the people
about her new millinery goods in this issue
and extends an invitation to the public to
examine her stock, which is fresh, new and
beautiful. She selected it in person and
it is elegant and can be sold as cheap as the
cheapest. Call and see her.
Our merchants have the best stocks of
goods that they ever brought to Marietta,
and they propose to sell them as cheap
Parties can do as well by coming to Mariet-
ia to trade as they can elsewhere. You can
also get the highest market price for your
cotton. Come to Marietta TO buy and sell
and you will find a liberal, enterprising
people to deal with.
Good Dentistry at lowest prices Reynolds.
dimes and dollars, dollars and dimes,
An empty pocket is the worst of crimes, r"
was doubtless read by the little boy who
we saw trying to get nickle in the bottom
of his pocket, and in order to do so, he pull
ed out kite cord, top. handful OF chest
nuts, barlow knife, a slate pencil and a
colored piece of glass.
Mr. Charlie T. Shepard seems TO be
getting along very successfully in his line
Of business He has Mrs. Cleveland's res
idence nearly completed. in handsome
workman like manner He has other con
tracts he will commence soon. Charlie has
the energy and vim and is bound to succeed.
He gives personal attention to all work en-
trusted to him and consequently gives sat
isfaction Read his advertisement in anoth-