The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-03-25
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

Beautiful spring
Lent closes Saturday
THE girls are "leaping."
...Court adjourned Saturday evening.
"A hat swap on Sunday is not lawful
BEST work at lowest prices. Reynolds.
The Cincinnati eXcursionists have re-
turned.
Tom Glover had bully time at Gin
cinnati.
III will pay to buy Syrup by the barrel
from Gilbert & Sessions
I'VE desire our correspondents at differ
ent places in the con be more prompt
The boys can soon get out their knives
and white dry goods boxes.
IN should be the ambition of every one
to save their natural teeth Reynolds
Painters will do we'll to read notice to
contractors 10 paint the Court House.
The recent Grand Jury was unanimous
in favor of stock law
DIR. Homer Reynolds and bride have
returned from Philadelphia.
Judge Hammett has bought the Hall
dwelling and is having it improved
"A party OF young ladies and gentlemen
went fishing Monday,
IN will pay to buy Tobacco by the box
from Gilbert & Sessions.
THE boys have got death grip on gu
ano and they are investing largely.
The fellows have to evade the girls by
referring their leap year proposals to their
parents.
...Owen, the jeweler, has gold rings with
precious stones that sparkle like the tears of
young widow.
You cannot estimate the value off good
set of teeth. Reynolds.
THE Depot scales will never have as
much beauty weighed on them again as
was weighed there last week. Never
IS A. Anderson has bought from Mr.
Evans the Brannan residence and is inn
proving it.
...Gfbert & Sessions, sell the Western
Star Shirt, none better in the market.
IL. B. Owen, the jeweler and photo
grapher, has Singer Sewing machine need
les for sale.
...Some one attempted to break into D.
F. McClatchy's store last Friday night by
the use of chisel, but were unsuccessful.
IA Reynolds, Jr, Dentist, South west
corner public square.
Miss lone Crowder has gone on visit
TO Atlanta. She will extend her visit to
Newman before returning
Marshal Banks captured Il white man,
last Friday, named Henry Myers, who was
wanted in Atlanta for robbing companion
of 1926. He confessed
Mr.. L. Black went up among the saw
mills the other day and bought large
amount of lumber which he has received
and is to receive.
III will peyItO buy your Dry Goods from
Gilbert & Sessions.
Don't be cross to your wife or rude to
the chidren-if your tooth aches go and get
Reynolds to stop it.
The lawyers say the recent term Of
Cobb Superior Court didn't pan out well in
fees.
Quite number of marriages are 10
take place soon, says Madam Rumor. That
will do Spring time when birds mate.
The election for one Alderman last
Monday was the tamest election we have
ever had. Frank J. Northcutt WAS elected
by large majority.
1T will pay to buy your Hats from Gil
bert & Sessions.
"A marriage and funeral service took
place at the Presbyterian Church last Tues
day evening inside of one hours time
Rather unusual occurrence.
THE stock law seems TO have nearly all
the whites as It's strong advocates. Sambo
wants MS razor pdCh ilOS5 W HdNO IilO l uh VI
the woods.
There will be meeting of the Memo
rial Association at Nichols Hall, Friday
Goth inst, u. NJ A full attendance is de-
sired.
Get Reynolds to do your Dental work.
death takes the young as well the old.
Heed the warning, and so live, that the
suddenness of death will not find you un-
prepared
...Bishop Beckwith confirmed five persons
at ST. James Church last Sunday morning
and preached morning and evening. As
usual his sermons were remarkably fine
ones.
...D1ED-Mr Thomas J. Born died at
the residence of Hamilton Almands, Con
yers, Ga, on the 4th inst. He leaves many
relatives and friends to mourn his loss.
1T will pay to buy your shoes from Gill
bert d Sessions.
..CALT. at VIM. Spencer's store on Cher
kee street for your horse collars, the best in
the market.
Theodore Ormsby, Charley Nell, and
Marsh Keeter, three Marietta boys, left Elas'
Sunday night, to make fortunes out in the
wide wide world.
Mr. Charles T. Shepard has opened up
shop in the basement of the old printing Of
flee building, and will keep on hand lum-
Der shingles and laths at the lowest market
price, and always ready to bid on contracts
for building.
Two men went out on the narrow
gauge train Monday evening, whose com
bined weight Eas six hundred pounds
One of them was Mr.. Hull, of Boston,