The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02
LOG AL LEAFLETS
Rain, mud, slush /!

humps are holding q success
full engagement in this city.
Christmas will be here in twen>
ty.three days.
When shsll the next marriage
b. 2
Mrs Heory 5 DOT is visiting
near Savannah.
Mrs, S. w Tucker, of CARROLL
ton, is in the city,
Only one month of leap year
left.
Las, week to pay city taxes.
Read notice 10 this issue.
1t has been raining for a week,
and mud and water are largely in
the maj ori:y.
Candidates are beginning to
stir around quite lively, the election
being but few weeks distant.
Judge Lester will re enter the
practice of Law with the beginning
of the new year.
- Mr.. w. X Root has a fine lot
of imported vases and toilet sets.
- In addition 10 large stock of Furniture
aud Mattresses, Hrsch has a rice line OF toys
and Glass ware at his store on Church street
- Highest cash price paid for cot
ton seed at Howell's gin.
We are ready to print election
tickets as cheap as the cheapest.
Send in your orders at once.
...Bear in mind fellow citizens and citi-
zennesses that a. Y Leake & Co have on
hand only few more cakes Of that splendid
Cook Cook gotten up by the ladies of Au-
gusta for the benefit OF their church. Young
man, remember Jane. She will want one
for Christmas present.
Our marshaIs raked in three at
one haul Saturday, and one on Sun
day.
Cloaks and shawls just received at
Hirsch's.
"Wednesday of last week was
the coolest day ever known in this
section 10 November by the oldest
inhabitant.
go to Cadwell's for your Christmas
Candies and Toys
just go and look at Mr.. w. K.
Root stock Of Christmas goods, the
finest ever brought to Marietta,
Rev, Herbert Myers of the
South Georgia Conference will fill
the pulpit at the Methodist Church
next Sabbath.
If YOU want suit of cIolhes for less than
any one else will sell it go to Hirschs.
SUTTON, the bigamist, convict>
ed iu Cobb Superior Court, has
served two years of his sentence,
and, we learn, has been pardoned by
Governor Colquitt.
...All in want of fresh sweet milk, to be
delivered daily by the quart or gallon, can
learn where 10 get it by applying 10 A. L.
| Leake u Co.
Those who fail to pay US dur>
ing this month, will find their ac~
counts in the hands of a collecting
officer. Fair warning,
Mr.. L. Black has nearly COM
pIeted a neat residence for Mrs.
Baker, situated 10 rear of Mrs.
Trenbolm's residence.
Hirsch received last week 100 Overcoats
that he is Offering at reduced prices.
Solicitor General Gober had a
hard fight to win, but he will be
found With the law at his finger tips
ready to run a court when he steps
to the front next year.
-. Cadwell's in the place TO buy your
Christmas Trix.
The Legislature will adjourn
Saturday to the first Monday in
July 1881. They have literally
done nothing but elect Judges and
Solicitors.
-DED - On last Tuesday even
ing, November 30th, of diphthera,
MAMIE, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Massey, aged three years.
Another sweet flower transported to
bloom 10 Heaven. Funeral will
take place this morning at 10
o'clock. Friends aud acquaintances
are invited.
miss BRADLEY has reopened her
Boarding House. Price of Board $50 per
month. Children under 10 years, half
price; over 10 years, $50 per month,
Board must always be paid in advance
For families deduction will be made.
Mr.. Geo. D. Phillips, conduc-
to- on the Marietta & North Georgia
Railroad, got into difficulty at Too
Nigh, Cherokee county, md fred his
pistol at Mr.. Barnes postmaster -
Phillips was arrested but escaped.