The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-15

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People love truth but will invite lie
to dinner.
Mrs, Emma Thornton, of this place, is
on visit to Florida.
..All Wool Jeans, yards for $l.00 cost
40cts in n V at j. j. Northcutt & Son.
IAN election for fence or no fence takes
place in this County on the 10th doy of Jan
uary. See notice
Mr.. Alex. Willingham, of the Carriers
vile Free Press, was in the city last Mon
day.
"A fine halfbred Berkshire SOW, two
years old this christmas, and fine litter OF
pigs for sale. Apply at this office.
We learn that Mr. Geo. NJ Manning, the
present efficient Clerk of Council, will be II
candidate again for the same office.
Florida sweet oranges, grape fruit,
bananas, Northern apples &c. &c. at Cad
well's
...Let us have two story buildings rebuilt
on the ruins There is demand for up
stair rooms.
...Cahbages, sweet and irish potatoes, and
apples, at Holland Lyons.
George F. Gober Esq, has bought the
two story brick building of Mr. B. Stripping
near the court house.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Rev. r. A. Seals, the new Methodist
preacher is said to be an eloquent and able
divine He will preach next Sunday.
Mr.. +. c. Shepard and wife, of Selma,
Ala, spent few days in our town last
week
We regret to learn that Mr.. Wesley
jackson. of Lost Mountain, on Wednesday
of last week, fell and broke his left arm.
...Some people want to treat newspaper
man like they do their cows-drain them
but never iced them. QNttaan Free Press
What gentleman was it who left his
wife at a neighbours house came on to town
and on returning passed the house where is
wife was, and never thought of her where
abouts until he got home, and then had to
about face" and march after her?
NOTICE. "A full line of Christmas Toys
of all kinds. Also a nice line of fancy and
plain Candies. We also handle all kinds of
country produce Vegetables, Oranges,
Lemons, &c. HOLLAND Il LYON.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Seven convicts were carried out to the
NJ. s. n Ga. Railroad camp, last Tuesday
morning, one OF them being white man
named George Groves, sent for three years
for picking aman's pocket ola gold watch
in Atlanta.
...PRoMPT PAYMENT.-All of the losses
on stocks of merchandise by the late fire,
insured in the Royal and London and Lam
cashire Insurance Companies, of which
companies VIM. s. f. King are agents, have
been adjusted and paid up. without dis
count.
LOOKOUT. who fail to pay
up their subscriptions by the first day OF
January next, will have their names erased
from our books and their accounts placed
out for collection. We cannot do the credit
business. Ifyou want the paper you must
pay for it in advance.
...MARRIED-On the Sth inst, at the res
idence ofthe brides father, Mr.. j. f. Nut
ting, in this county, by Rev. G. W. Var
borough, Mr.. Frank Burt to Miss Minnie
Nutting. They have our besewishesl for a
long life of prosperity and happiness.
...MARRIED-On the 8th inst, at the resi-
dence of the brides father ". J. Landers,
by w. T. Harris, ]. P, Mr.. J. 3. Higgins
to Miss A. E. Landers. Also at the same
time and place, Mr. r. B. Higgins to Miss
Sarah Landers. All of Cobb county. Our
best wishes attend them.
There are poisons SO deadly that sin
| gle drop inserted in the veins would pro
duce death in three seconds. Yet their
presence can not DE distinguished. Not
more noxious these poisons than the breath
of Islander. which can wither a reputation,
before the unfortunate victim IL aware that
| he has been touched.
Mr.. William Root has bought out the
drug store OF Dir. E. 2. Earle and is now in
charge He can be found on the west side
of square ready to wait ON old and new
customers with the same genial smile
The fire has not subduel his energy or
cleverness, and he has a good stock Of drugs
and stationery to sell the people
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
"A pickpocket relieved DR.. A. Reynolds
of this place of his gold watch in Atlanta at
the car shed last Friday Next day an At
lanta bar keeper notified Dir. Reynolds that
upon payment of ten dollars and no ques-
tions asked, he could restore the stolen
watch. This was agreed to by DR.. Homer
Reynolds, the money was paid and DR.. r.,
now wears his watch.
Mr. r. IIirsch is now selling his stock
of goods saved from the fire at great sacri-
fee in order to dispose Of them before the
first of February, as the building he now oc
cupies will have to be vacated for others
who have it rented Now is the time to get
bargains in Ready made Clothing Dress
| Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Notions Trunks
etc. He can be found at the North west
corner of the square on Church street. near