The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-10-27

MFR. Kimball's canal survey has been
completed and he declares il is feasible Il
build it and he is going to do it.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Joe Aus
tin has almost recovered from his spell ol
typhoid fever
Mr.. Henry Montgomery and wife. Of
Jacksonville, Ala, are visiting relatives
here.
Chuck Anderson has built another I'D
di,ion to his buildings at the depot 1t will
be used as blacksmith shop.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
during the month Of November, the
Atlanta Exposition will have more visitors
than at any other time
Prof Myers advertises some fine breeds
of chickens for sale. See advertisement in
this issue.
lone of Mr. Chuck Anderson's fine gray
horses died on last Friday night of Pink
Eye"
misses Lizzie and Norma King have re-
turned to Augusta. Some of our boys wear
long faces.
Mrs Henry Root left for Walthourville,
Liberty county, ON last Wednesday. Mrs.
Mallard left for the same place on last
Thursday,
Without doubt r. L. CAN'T is one of
the best newspaper editors in Georgia and
the Athens Waterman is the neatest print
ed paper in the State.
Gross MARX If you see a cross mark
written after your nan-e on this paper 1t Is
to remind you that you are due us for sub
scription and we need the money. The
year is nearly to close.
The Marietta Fire Company had their
annual parade last Monday afternoon
There was but few changes in the election
of officers that night.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...Sheriff A. T. Coryell returned Saturday
from Clay county Alabama. where he went
to arrest and bring back Mr. John Brogdon,
detaulting bailifi, formerly of the Big
Shanty district. Brogdon was brought
/ back.
MAUD" the beautiful new passenger
coach built by Mr.. Chas. T. Shepard. of
this place for the NJ. & N. Ga. Railroad,
has been placed on the track for use. 1t is
creditable piece of workmanship.
PEOPLE talk about hard times and say
that they are unable to do this and that
We judge it is true for their families dress
more extravagantly and fashionably than
ever
-. Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
miss Nena, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mullens, is very low with typhoid
fever Win Hunt, son of Mr. Dick Hunt,
is also Frustrated with fever. Miss Alice
Roberts, living several miles from Marietta,
is not expected TO recover from fever.
NOTICE The auction OF the goods OF
| W. J. Kiser, deceased, has commenced and
will be continued from day to day until ev-
erything is sold The ladies are especially
invited. Ample arrangements are made
for them. Rev. Robt. Baber is auctioneer.
Col. James d. Waddel, of this place,
is now at Crowfordville at the head of the
coIps of secretaries engaged on Hon. A. H..
Stephens new book, now in preparation. -
Col. Waddell has been Frustrated with neu-
ralgia, but it is hoped ere this he is relieved
of this very painful affiiction.
Two of our citizens the other night jump
ed out of comfortable beds and went out in
the front yard in search of burglar. When
they closed in on the burglar, for desper-
ate encounter, the old COW refused TO he
captured, and the two citizens went back TO
bed disguised.
Perry Horton, colored, an escaped con
vict from the Dade coal mines, was captured
above this place last week by Mr.. Newt.
Benson, and lodged in the Jail here. Hor
ton is the convict who escaped by pushing
a car out of the mines. The car started
down grade at rapid speed and Horton
jumped aboard and escaped. A reward 0
$125 was offered for HIM.
...Hunnicutt g. Bellingratb, of Atlanta,
have an advertisement in our paper. &c
which we call attention They do an ex.
tensive business, and the first person is yet
to hear from who ever bought hardware OF
I tin ware from this firm and was not salts
fed We commend them to the trading
public, as reliable and gentlemanly.
Hook & Smith, Of Atlanta, have built
up a trade in Atlanta that is surprising. a
first class house. they keep first class goods,
and sell them 50 cheap that their customer;
never 90 elsewhere. They are clever. enter
plising men, have many friends and max
ing more Mr.. Smith can write poetry az
we'll as sell dry goods. and can always D'
found ready To do the courteous thing by
ALI who call. See their advertisement.
TIRE 81, 900 CoTToN BALE.-The PEG
ple of Marietta say that Howell will gin tia
one thousand dollar cotton bale. But Ac
worth saws that Reid Will gin the prize bali
with one of the celebrated Gullett gins
When the people Of Acworth SET their head
10 accomplish anything they never fail es
peclally in the ginning Inns with Reid to d.
it up. AC~ohta'
We have seen y sample lTom this gin ana
1t Is perfectly beautiful