The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
LOCAL LEAFLETS.


LIZ You have sold your cotton pay the
printer We need the money,
Magnolia Hams, cheap at O'Nell &
Cos.
Mr. Sloan Thompson has gone in bust
ness in Rome.
Good apples are being sold in this mar
ket at 75cs per bushel.
WHO did you say would be elected ?
Il told you so !"
Summer visitors are departing Next
will be the arrival of winter resorters.
They say John Robinson's circus will
be here in November.
Cheapest sets of Harness at the cheap
est store in town at White & Fowler's.
Teach subjects and not books princi-
plies not facts.
...Delicacy is to affection what grace is to
beauty.
Under the freest constitution ignorant
people are still slaves.
lone hundred Bushels Seed Wheat for
sale by j. B. O'Neill & Co.
The hogs have been roofing the park
recently.
The census enumerators have not re
ceived their pay yet.
Marietta is one of the best cotton mar
kets in the State, pays the top Of the mar
ket and increases her trade.
Buggy Harness at White & Fowl ers
store from 50 to $50 per sett,
...lT is a fact worth remembering that it
does not take half so long to make wound
as to heal one.
The best way to silence laxative
person is never to interrupt him. Do not
snuff the candle and it will go out of itself.
Choice cream cheese O'Neill a. Cos.
"A thief burglarjzed Mr., Cables shoe
shop, on last Friday night, and carried of
a pair of boots,
Mr., Ben Perry of the Canton Advance
was down to see us Saturday. He is getting
out a sprightly paper.
IA full line OF Ladies', Misses, Mems,
Boys and Children s Shoes O'Neill d Cos.
There are plenty Of elections yet to
come. The Presidential and Congressional
election in November, and the county and
city officers in January.
..TEACHERs-I must have your final re-
ports by October 18th.
GEO. +. GOBER, G. S. Com.
leap year is rapidly passing and the
girls of Marietta are sleeping over their
rights.
Large fine Apples 75cts per bushel at
O'Neill d Cos.
REV Mr. Foute blind preacher, fill
ed the pulpit at the Baptist Church last
Sunday night.
Nov turn your attention to the county
election, and put in a good lick or two for
Clements for Congress.
Cheapest tobacco in Marietta by the
box OF retail, at White & Fowler's store,
north side OF square.
General Henry R. Jackson, Of Savan-
nah who has been spending the summer in
Marietta, has returned home.
The cotton gins of the country have COM
menced mutilating poor humanity. Nearly
every exchange brings an account Of one
or more arms torn OF,
GOOD work at lowest prices-Reynolds.
"A large lot OF Crockery, just in from
the potteries for sale cheap at O'Neill "
Cos.
Private credit is wcalth-public honor
is security. The feather that adorns the
royal bird supports its flight. Strip him OF
his plumage, and you fix him to the earth.
He that finds Truth without loving her
is like bat which though it has eyes to
discern that there is sun yet hath so evil
eyes that it cannot delight in the sun.
Mr.. billiard NJ Young is announced as
a candidate for Tax Receiver in this issue
He is an old citizen and would prove com
petent.
Judge George N. Lester will be can
didate before the Legislature to fill the va
cancy on the Supreme bench. He would
make an excellent Supreme Judge.-CaJ-
| houn Times
MARRIED-At the Presbyterian Church
st. Heller, Jersey, by the Rev. I. W.
Brown on September IA, George S. Bur
nap to Elizabeth Winthrop Hull, daughter
ofthe Rev Thomas II. Skinner.
Mr. J. E. Chandler is the agent for the
sale Of the new style genuine Singer Sew
| ing Machine at Marietta. We have tried
the Singer for years and we know it to be
the very best in use. Mr. Chandler is a
clever, reliable gentlemen and will give you
A good bargain See advertisement.
After all the most natural beauty in
the world is honesty and moral truth for
all truth is beauty True features make the
beauty of the face, and true proportions the
beauty of architecture as true measures
that of harmony and music.
Mr.. N. G. Gignilliat is one of our most
enterprising merchants, and is doing bus
mess that peases the trading public. His
| Fall and Winter stock is unsurpassed in
excellence and quality, and he is determin
ed to sell as cheap as any one. When you
want Dry Goods Readymade Clothing,
Hats, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, &c, call
at N. G. Gigniliat's store and you can get
the best for the least money.
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
ia Bring your work to the Journal Office
"A Leap Year Privilege.-She laid her
hand upon his arm, and gazed up in hi:
face and smiled a smile full to tho