The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-11-13

...Mnce Meat and Apple Butter of supe.
rior quality cheapat Haley Bros.
Prof. Tice predicts at one O'Clock on
Thursday morning the 18Th, without fail,
the stars will fall.
Get Reynolds to do your dental work.
I'VE regret to learn that Mr.. Wiley
Rehcrls had his hand badly lacerated with
a gin last Saturday.
...Hlrsch has over 100 Over Coats that he
is offering at EXTREMITY low prices.
THE cotton is not all picked yet. The
fields are white with the fleecy staple and
a big crop will be made
New lot of ready made clothing at j. J.
Norhcutt & Sons.
Highest cash price paid for corn and
remnants of seed cotton by A. Howell &
Son
..All kinds of goods and provisions have
gone up in price, even cotton has climbed
higher, yet the printers prices are lower
than ever. 1t is hardly equity.
...Mariettas receipts of cotton last year
up TO date was 1926 bales. Received up to
date this year 57GG bales 1910 bales more
than last year.
."MARRIED-On the evening of the 9th
inst, by Rev. w d. Anderson, Mr.. Will
c. Sanges to Miss Lou Eser, all of this
place We wish them much happiness.
...DoN'T fail to call on Winters, Alexan-
der & Legg for some of their pure fine
ground Bone Dust for wheat. They are
selling it dirt cheap.
"A large lot of Boots, Shoes and Hats
just received at Hirsch's.
Get Reynolds to do your dental work.
Call at Haley Brothers, n E. corner
Public Square and get some of their nice
Buck Wheat Flour.
Judge Lester delivered an able charge
to the Grend Jury on Monday morning
1t was a clear, concise and comprehensive
exposition of the law.
John Barleycorn now comes in and
shakes hands with his cousin, Ben Zine all
at the expense of King Cotton.
Col. Carey w. Styles will start the
Brunswick Appeal, Goth inst. He will
soon have started as many parpers as the
Christian brothers
Get Reynolds to do your dental work.
LIZ you want good imported Tooth
Brush for 25cts., call at Lindley & Barnes.
IA. Howell & Son continues to give the
best turnout at their gin and now that the
rush is over customers can be Accommodated
with dispatch
THE Methodist Church have purchased
a new bell, weighing 500 pounds, and its
clear ringing tones can be heard all over
the city.
Don't fail to attend the meeting of the
Y NJ. c. A., at their Hall Thursday even
ing's exercises will begin promptly at seven
and a half o'clock.
We are prepared to furnish Split Single
and Double Zephyr of all shades at 10 cents
per ounce at J. J, Northcutt & Sons.
...Hugging sorrow is not the way to les
sen it, though like the ncttlc, trouble stings
less when it is firmly grasped and not fear
ed.
when bad men combine, the good
must associate, else they will fall, one by
one an unpitied sacrifice in contemplate
struggle.
LIZ you want good time piece from So
to 50 see Lindley & Barnes clocks War
ranted for 10 months.
Get Reynolds to do your dental work
IF you want Cloak or Shawl do not
under any circumstances buy before looking
at Hirsch's immense Stock.
.MARRiED-By Rev Walter Manning,
on the 9th inst, Mr.. James Mccarthy to
Miss Sarah A S Whorton. Also by the
same. on the 9th inst. Mr. VIM. Hamilton
to Miss Joanna Weems. Allof Cobb county.
1T is estimated that the amount of cot
ton sold in October this year in the South
ern States will net producers from eight to
ten millions dollars more than the sales for
October last year. This is not from the
larger sales but from the increased price for
cotton.
Get Reynolds TO do your dental work.
Graham Flour, Oatmeal and Cracked
Wheat, something nice for dyspeptics at
Haley Bros.
REV. Mr.. Bowman, Of Atlanta, favored
our citizens with another able temperance
lecture, last Monday night. He handles
his subject with mastery skill and vigor
Gus logic
There seems to he some dissatisfaction
about the almost wholesale exclusion of
citizens from the Jury box. In one district
in this county, we are informed, out Of 200
voters in the district, only % Of them have
their names in the Jury box.
Get Reynolds to do your dental work.
THE sweetest voice ever heard, said
a prominent citizen was a woman's. 1t
was soft. low and music,l as she spoke of
the landscape, as we sailed down the river.
The sweetest voice I ever heard, . said
Professor, ''was man $. 1 had been out
fishing nearly all day and got back to the
hotel about three o'clock. The man came
out and roared, 'DE-NUR,' till it soured
the milk in the cellar. have heard other
voices since then, but ! never" But the
promi nent citizen with look Of disgust on
his face, had already walked out Of hearing
and was lighting a cigar.