The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-01-13

The following is the result of the cleo
ton in Paulding county W. C. Matthews
794 Henry Braswell, 7S9. Matthews ma
jority for Sheriff, s. For Ordinary, T. C..
Dunagan S66, G. W. Harper 532, j, Fl.
Turner 143. Fer Treasurer z B. Els
berry 1856, James Cole $685. For Clerk ::
w. l. Fain 1856, j, Meigs Hunt COS. For
Tax Receiver: p. J. Pinkard $40. For
Tax Collector Henry Kirk 506 For Sur
veyor: Jesse Holcombe. For Coroner ::
George Morris.
In the retirement from the Office of
Sheriff of Cobb county, Mr.. W. p. Ste
phens carries with him the best wishes of a
host of friends. He has been faithful, vigi-
liant, and alert, proving himself detective
of rare skill and terror to evil-doers An
other good officer, who retires, is Mr.. J.
Bella Campbell Clerk of Superior Court.
He has given the utmost satisfaction to our
people. In fact, Judge Lester says he was
the best Clerk in his entire circuit. A high
but deserved COIL pliment. A cleverer or
more competent gentleman than Bella is
lldIu w 90 bhCoC OhiNNio Nio hOb
stand for re election, we are glad that they
leave such worthy successors, as Coryell,
Mcclellan, and Montgomery. Our best
wishes to the outgoing and incoming ad-
ministration.
THE law card of Judge Geo. N. Lester
and d. p. Lester appear in this issue. They
solicit liberal share of professional patron
age.
REMOVAL. P. Dobbs & Son have re-
moved their Hardware, Stoves and Tinware
and Tin Shop to the old Pinkney Young
corner, in the store formerly occupied by
Haley Pros, where they will be glad to see
their old customers and friends and many
new ones. They are enlarging their al
ready large stock and propose to keep every
thing needed on the farm, and sell as cheap
as the same articles can be bought in At
lanta They are reliable, energetic, clever
merchants and deserve the liberal patron
age they are receiving. Read their new adj
vertisement and call and see them at their
new stand
IF YOU want anything in the dry goods
line cheap for cash, call at Lindley q Barnes
The Preparatory Department of the
Marietta Female College is in charge of Miss
D. A. Quiggle formerly of the Griffin Fee
male College From an acquaintance with
her of a number Of years, and successful la
bors while assisting me in the Sam. Bailey
Institute, / am prepared to say that she is a
cultivated and experienced teacher. I am
satisfied that she will continue the efficient
labors of her predecessors in the Prepare
tory Department in a satisfactory manner.
V. Z. MANGET.
We will for the next 60 days, sell bar
gains, for cash, in all line Of goods. Callhnd
see u.s. Lindley & Barnes.
We take pleasure in calling attention
to the advertisement in our columns of the
mammoth Seed house of D. NJ. Ferry &
Co., Detroit, Mich, the most extensive
seed dealers in the country, whose business
has been built up entirely through the
quality and purity Of the Seeds they supply,
and who have thus obtained the confidence
and patronage Of the public as reliable
Scedsmen. Their annual catalogue for 1881,
containing vast amount of useful infor-
| nation suited to all who have flower OF
vegetable garden, can be obtained from
them free on application.