The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-02
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
'ampmeetings over.

dollar stock of clothing.
Merchants, now is the time to adver.
tise. Bring in your favors and secure the
fall trade
Harry Spilman left Tuesday for Ne.
braska, and it is rumored he will not return
alone
GOOD work at lowest prices-Reynolds.
Norwood and Colquitt are both ahead
according to the minority" and majority"
newspapers.
MANY colored people of this county own
their farms, stocks, buggies etc, and are
prosperous.
"A Norwood Club has been formed here
with w J. Hudson, President, and r.
Earle, Secretary.
...R. Hirsch has returned from market
Lookout for the daily arrival of big fall
stock.
ASK your friends to subscribe for the
Journal. 1t wont hurt you, it will help US.
Let each subscriber send us a new name.
| '''NoISelS IOIl % CcHts u Lou CeulS at
Hirschs.
BEST assortment Of Mems stiff Hats in
town at Gilbert & Sessions.
The Marietta clerk, recently returned,
is looking up to business now. especially at
campmeeting-' she is about six feet.
IA cavalcade of fantastically costumed
young men paraded the streets Thursday
evening, bearing banner on which was
emblazoned the strange device, OK. Y. q. "
| "A cOuntryman's horse became .unman-
ageable, Tuesday and turned his wagon
over, emptying contents and driver into the
middle of the street.
Judge J. p. Lawhon, of Acworth, is
announced for Tax Receiver. Eight years
| Justice of the Peace, his books were com
| plimented by grand jury for their neatness.
He is an old citizen and well qualified
IF some one would successfully start the
report that ice'cream spoiled the complex
| ion and made women sour and old, it would
| be thousands of dollars in the pockets Of the
poor but lovc-stricken young men.
Mr. j. B. Campbell announces himself
a candidate for Clerk Superior Court in this
issue. He has made the best Clerk the
county ever had, always prompt and effic-
lent in the discharge Of his duties.
THE Park Illumination was quite a
success Thursday night. the transparencies
humorous, the attendance large, the music
good, and the tables abundantly laden.
About $40 taken in.
...Hon. Milton A. Chandler will address
the citizens of Cobb county, at Marietta at
the court house, at II O'Clock on Tuesday
It'll inst He comes in behalf of Norwood,
and is an able speaker.
I'VE are requested to state that Col. JAS
| r. Brown and Hon. Willis A. Hawkins
will speak at the court house next Tuesday
in this place, in behalf of Gov. Colquitt's
! election. Everybody cordially invited to
! come out and hear the truth.
80 pieces OF black Cashmere and Alpaca
| received on last Saturday at Hirsch's
LIZ you want any kind of job Printing
done, such as Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Cards, Circulars. Handbills,
| Pamphlets, Tax Receipts, &c, we will
guarantee to do the work as cheap as Allan
ta Bring your work to the Journal Office.
Good work at lowest prices-Reyn
WILL WORK On the Odd ult, Miss
Fannie Whtmire ofRoswell completed her
thirtieth year as an operative in the Ros-
well cotton mill. Miss. w. is highly re-
spected and esteemed by the whole COM
munity of Roswell.
| "A couple sitting off on bench to
themselves at the park illumination were
interrupted in their confidential chat by the
untimely appearance of a reporter, casually
passing by. Don't be afraid, We were
young once ourselves.
IF you want to see the prettest lot OF
Flower Pots for brackets, windows and
lawns painted and implanted, and the
incest lot of blue stone ware, go to A. Y.
Leake & Co.
| MARRIED. I'm Spring Hill, Alabama,
August, 18th, 1880, Mr.. Dewitt o. Green,
formerly of Marietta but now of Spring
| Hill Ala, to Miss S. E. Noodle of that
place.
The night has a thousand eyes,
The day but one;
Yet the light of the bright world dies
With the dying sun.
The mind has thousand eyes,
The heart but one
But the light of whole life dies
When love is done.
The address by Rev. J. ]. Robinson at
the meeting of the Cobb County Bible So
ciety, last Sunday night, was a fine produc
ton and evinced great learning and re
search The Society elected Rev. Mr..
Springer, President; VIM. Root, Treasurer,
and w. F. Groves, Secretary. The Exccu-
tive Committee was continued.
Fresh water ground Meal and Grts
Flour. Rice, Sugar cured hams. Breakfast
bacon and beef Canned goods Of all kinds
Crackers Candies, Raisns Fresh Lemons
% cents Dozen Cigars and TobaccOs at
T. L. Hunt s. Cos.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds.
The first bale of new cotton was re-
, ceived here last Saturday, 29th ult. 1t
| weighed 486 lbs. and classed strict mid
ding, 1t was raised by Mr.. Charlie North
cult of this county, and was bought by Mr..
A. A. Fletcher for 1O3c. per ID. This bale
was shipped by Mr.. Fletcher same day to
Messrs. Borden & Morville, Fall River,
Mass, via the Virginia and Tenn. Air
Line.