The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-04-01
LOCAL LEAFLETS,

ALI fools day.
-. Bring in another "groom.
Quite number of Northern visitors in
the city,
...Lindley & Barnes are receiving full
line of spring goods as low as the lowest.
"A. Reynolds, Jr., Dentist, South west
corner public square.
Governor Colquitt was in the city on
Sunday,
miss Nellie Grogan, of Aeworth, is in
the city.
Candidates for county officers are be-
ginning to crop out.
Get Reynolds to do your Dental work.
Mr.. J. D. Upshaw living near this
place, has bought farm in Brooks county,
Ga.
Parties are enquring for farms fire.
quently. Those who have such for sale
should advertise it,
i. The Baptist Nickle Club will be held
next Monday night at the residence of j.
p. Dobbs.
Hon. George A. Fox, of Dade county,
was in the city for several days last week.
Life treats him well.
-. The Episcopal and Methodist Churches
were beautifully decorated last Sunday, in
the observance of Easter.
An eight legged kitten, and a man who
couldn' ;ell lie, We're among the curiosi-
ties in Marietta last week. = 4-
You cannot estimate the value of good
set OF teeth. Reynolds.
:. MAKRIED-On the nth ult, by Rev.
Walter Manning, Mr.. Caleb Burton to Miss
Lou Delk, all Of this county.
IF you want goods shoes at old prices
for cash, go to Lindley & Barnes.
MIR. James A. Williams, living five
miles west of Marietta, had a mule stolen
OF strayed from his premises. See adver-
| tisement.
There are quite number Of improve
ments going IN in Marietta and the mechan
! les are all at work.
The big supply of lumber at j. w.
Henderson & Co. S shop, shows that they
can fill all orders promptly They are do
ing splendid business.
CALI at VIM. Spencer's store on Cher
kee street for your horse collars the best in
I the market.
Prof. Orr, State School Commissioner,
will deliver an address ON education to-
night Thursday at tie Court ouse. The
public invited, especially q g5es.
Mr.. John b. Tidy, j.; and family of
Baltimore, are visiting the family of Mr.
James Pitner OF this place. We trust their
visit may prove pleasant.
"A splendid stock of spring and summer
clothing at Lindley & Barnes at old price
for cash.
...D1ED-Carrie, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. f. f. A. Schilling, of this place,
died on Sunday morning last and was
quried in the evening.
Don't be cross to your wife or rude to
the children-if your tooth aches go and get
Reynolds to stop it.
...On last Sabbath, the dwelling, furni
ture and most of the clothing of fhe Rev. S.
j. Bellah and family, living in this county
on the Roswell road, were consumed by
fire. 1t was accidental.
PLEASE don't forget that there will be
meeting of the Memorial Association at
Nichols Hall, Friday next April Cd, at 4
| O'Clock D. m And don't forget to come if
you feel any interest in the sacred cause.
III should be the ambition Of every one
| to save their natural teeth Reynolds.
Wives of great men all remind us
We make our wives sublime,
By the purchase of spring bonnets,
If we purchase them in time.
And now is the time and Mrs. Anderson's
is the place Her elegant hats are perfectly
bewtching and calculated to capture fe
male hearts. Her stock OF millinery is pref
tier than ever If ladies cannot be pleased
at Mrs. Anderson's, they cannot be pleased
anywhere See advertisement.
Mr.. Thomas B. Irwin found out about
midday last Sabbath that an American citl-
zen of African descent and of female gender
had purloined from his premises some of
the paraphernalia of his wife, and being
lover of law and goodor himself, he pro
cured the assistance of Mr.. James Sanges,
lawful constable, and followed in hot pur-
suit of said individual, and when overtak
ing her, Don Quixote like, these two knight
Grants demanded the property, whereuIon
she fatty refused to give it up after which
| they ruthlessly wrenched the property from
her person, and captured her and put her in
Mr.. Irwins smoke house. and while the
! knight and his squire were having sweet
dreams, (the knight of vengeance and the
squire of cost, the maiden all tOrlorn made
her escape for parts unknown, and left them
exclaiming, %, Elizabeth, where art thouE
BEST work at lowest prices. Reynolds.
...Graham Flour, Oatmeal and Cracked
Wheat something nice for dyspeptics, at
Haley Bros
...HowELL's MILL-A worthy enter
prise of Marietta, is this valuable piece of
| property, run by A. Howell and J, c.
Howell. With splendid steam power, they
are running their grist mill with remuner-
ating results. By the first of the wheat
harvest, they will have their flour mill in
operation, and judging from the excellent
machinery, and fine work they have had
done the mill will turn out quality OF
-four equal to the best. They have in con-
nection with their mill, one of the best ar
ranged gin houses that e'know Of while
their 80 saw gin have ginned over 525 bales