The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-02-06
LOCAL LEAFLETS.


...Drays are numerous.
...BEAUTIFUL nights.
...Guano goes off slow.
New fencing.is the order of the day.
Colds and rheumatism are prevailing
MARIETTA supports eight drays. ~
Marietta is full of pretty young ladies'
Bakers Chocolate at n. B. Merryman s
$3.50 cash will get the Journal for 1875
The social hop at McCutcheon's Hall,
last Friday night was a success.
Mr.. H. C. White. we regret to learn is
confined to his room with rheumatism,
...Uncle Johnny Barrett now has store
of his own.
Mr. Count r. Boyd of Nashville, Tenn,
is now clerking at the Post Office in this city.
...TILMAN r. Gaines, of South Carolina,
was in the city last week
..Severa! of our citizens went to Atlanta
last week to see Modjeska.
Hogs are dying with cholera in the
country.
=. Patronize the Marietta Female College
and make it an institution worthy of our
beautiful little city.
Next Friday week is ST. Valentines day.
Get out your sweet perfumed note paper
and dish up your sentimental poetry.
GEN VIM. Philips addressed the meet
ing of the Temperance Union last Monday
evening.
FINE Ham sausage, and picked pigs
feet, very low, at ]. D. Whites market
house
THE Dime Club of the Baptist Church
will meet at Mrs. Mansfed's next Tuesday
night.
...REv S p Richardson will lecture on
Temperance, at the Court House. next Mon
day evening at Z o'clock.
IF you want draying done, leave your
orders with Chuck Anderson at his livery
stable.
CRY Council met last Monday night
and transacted some very important bust
ness. See proceedings in another column.
I'D r. Brumby & Bro, have commenc-
ed to rebuild the chair factory recently de-
stroyed by fire.
SEE advertisement of w Fl. Hum
phres, who proposes to do your Boot and
She work as cheap as can be done elsewhere.
Fresh corned beef, sausage, and various
other meats usually kept at markets, at j.
D. Whites.
TIRE convicts on the NJ. & N. G. r. r.
ale now at work ON this end of the road,
near the warehouse of Winters, Alexander
& Legg
The Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell, have large supply of their
Jeans for sale at N. G.. Gignilliat's store,
...Chuck Anderson has just started a new
dray line and can accommodate the public
at all hours with good teams and cheap
prices.
...SAIE day as usual was attended by
large crowd. Horse swapping and the far
mers guano question was the excitement of
the day.
MRS Stoval and her daughter Miss
Juanita, who have been spending several
weeks in Augusta, returned home last Sat
urday.
Marshal Gorham's pistol went of acct
dentally the other day, and ex marshal Bar
rett came near catching the ball on the
fly"
Our friend, Thomas H. Shockley, now
holds forth at Lindley & Barnes store,
where he will be glad to see his many
friends.
j.. To TEACHERs-I find that the school
fund will not be sufficient to make any fur
ther payment ON claims for teaching during
1878. GEO. F. GoBER, Com.
...GARRET GRAY, of Paulding county,
formerly of this county, who is II years old,
killed shoats last week 8 months and 10
days old, weighing 204, 205, and 2l9 pounds
each. Who comes next?
..,Mr Joseph Elsas still keeps one Of the
best stocks Of Dry Goods in the town and
sells rs reasonable as any one. His store
is neatly arranged and, every courtesy ex.
tended to customers Give him call.
WE have had the pleasure of being elect
cd honorary members of the Mt, Zion Liter.
AIRY Society for which we tender our thanks
to the members. They met last Wednesday
evening at Mr.. A. e. Edwards.
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 Law
Err PILLS.
John Cooper has now On hand At bis
store, on south side of the square, a. full
stock ofpure Whiskies Brandies and Wines,
and the very choicest Cigars and Tobacco.
Give him a call.
The Huntley Theatrical troupe last
night and to night at Nichols Hall. Its a
fac troupe with an array of talent that sci
dom stops in Marietta. Those who attend
will get their moneys worth and be well
pleased.
IA COVERED wagon, loaded with shucks
passed through town Sunday, Mr.. George
a Fox, Revenue Collector, with assistants,
followed, and the Owners and drivers fled
The team Of two horses. wagon, and barre
containing sixty gallons Of illicit whisky
were brought to Marietta.
To THE PUBLIc.-We desire to inform
our friends and fellow citizens OF Marietta
that we have bought out Mr.. Clifton Mans
field dray business and would ask the con
-. rNch %, To car