The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-06-24
LOCAL LEAFLETS.


...Cotton blooms numerous.
..Walermelons in the market.
Corn and cotton are very promising
Frank RIGS, ESD, has gone to Texas.
Mr.. " A. Handy had cotton blooms
on the 18th inst
You cannot get anybody to own they
were out serenadng with tin horns.
WHEAT straw, of any size load. will be
bought at the Chair Factory.
Red bugs attack girl pcknickers with
ravcnous avidity. They like sweet meats.
lice cold Beer at W. T. McCutcheon's.
Fence law debaters in the country red
hot
BEST Taylorsvlle laths for sale APP
ply to Charles T. Shepard
...Hirsch received on Monday 40 pieces
Hamburg Edging.
The negro with bad cold, is known
as the dark hoarse.
.'.hOSNcll uISlIlCl has IopulhtIOl vi
1179 Half as much as Marietta.
The Methodist District Parsonage will
be built at Cedartown.
Go to w. T. McCutchcon's and try his
fine brand Of cigars.
AN editor in adjoining county, we learn
will patronize our Ordinary this week
The time for voting on the fence law
draweth nigh.
"A Full line of Black, Brown and White
Kid Gloves at lirschs.
Mr. T. P. Eau lkner, of this county, has
sent us the first cotton boil This is the
earliest of the season.
miss Emily r. Webster, of Jackson
vile, Fla, is visiting the family of VIM F.
Groves.
DIED. The little daughter of Mrs
Dyson died with typhoid fever last Satur-
day, and was buried on Sunday.
...IIirsch has received another lot of
white and checked mating.
Our citizens subscribed to the Band
fund. solicited by our friend Leake, quite
readily. Wen have music in the park.
lone of our popular young men will get
married tonight at the Presbyterian church
to one of Marictta's lovely young ladies.
Finest artificial teeth on plate of the
best and highest material at lowest prices.
Reynolds
sand for sale by W. J. NJ. Hames.
"A gentleman who has been married
twice and on the lookout for the third wife,
evidently believes in the third term. -
Two wagon loads of pretty girls anC
ugly boys went picnicking to Powder
Springs Tuesday last.
Geo +. Gober, Esq, was out Monday
attending to business, but is not entirely re
covered from his spell of sickness.
lit is now believed the result of the cen
sus will lose Georgia member of Congress,
and will throw Fulton and one or two 9th
er counties into the Seventh District
WANTED-Ten or fifteen wood chop
pers and brick yard hands at once. Best OF
wages paid Apply at brick yard, Iceville,
Ga.
"A negro girl was locked up in the Gala
boose Friday for throwing rocks. a missile
propelled by her came very near demolish-
ing the globe on Cadwell's soda fountain.
...Owen, the photographer, says some la
dy has left a crochet needle at his gallery
and says he will deliver said property to the
owner if she will have some pictures tux. y
NICK Wilson charged and arrested for
burglarizing A. B. Gilbert & Co.'S store,
waived preliminary trial and bond of $500
was assessed, which falling to give he was
remanded to Jail
IA. Y. Leake & Co., have just received
Il large lot of the celebrated Gem Fruit Jars
and Jelly Glasses of all kinds, that they are
now offering at VERY Low FIGURES.
The largest stock of white Shirts, Linen
Collars, Cuffs and Ties in Marietta at
Hirsch's.
e.. Mr.. Thos A. Burroughs and wife will
| leave for Acworth to-day where they will
reside. Mr. Burroughs is an upright man
and good tailor and we commend him to
the people in that place for patronage
Farmers, save your wheat straw and
bring it to the Chair Factory and get the
cash for it.
Mr. Archibald Smith, Jr., Of Roswell,
announces himself candidate for Tax Re
cever in this issue. He is an upright,
clever gentleman and would make an eflic-
lent and competent Receiver.
In this issue Mr. William L. Cooper is
announced as a candidate for Sheriff OF Cobb
county, with MI Elisha n. Knight as Dep
uty Sheriff. They are both well known to
our people and would make efficient and
vigilant officers.
... IIirsch will sell you a nice white vest
for the small sum of - cents
... When man gets the idea in his head
{ that he alone knows how to successfully en-
gineer any enterprise for pleasure or busI-
ness, he is deceived as to the good sense OF
our people. who tolerate good deal through
courtesy. until patience ceases to be viz