The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-10
LOCAL LEAFLETS

Twenty prisoners in jail.
Plenty Of rain in this section.
Marietta pays the best prices for cotton.
Are we to have no more marriages this
| mlly
Quite number of Improvements going
on in the city.
We learn that the wife of Rev Thadeus
Vaughan died recently in LOngview, Tex.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
1T will take Judge Brown some time TO
clear the Jail Of prisoners.
Every Tuesday you can go to Atlanta
for Scots and return.
..Some of our farmers are holding their
cotton for better prices.
...Opossum hunters are taking in the fat
animals with but little trouble.
But few travelling troupes stop in Ma
retta.
Mrs. W. II. Tucker and son, of Carroll
ton, haved moved back to Marietta,
Cobb Superior Court convenes here
next Monday.
Judge A. Van Wyck, of Milwaukee,
Wis, is ON visit here.
"A piano sold for $3.50 at public sale
Saturday. Cheap music.
Corn stockings ale now entertaining
our farming friends.
lin about two months Marietta will
elect her city officers.
Next year will be an exciting one
Elections will be ON hand.
IA good deal of farming real estate is
changing hands this fall
Our farming friends are not paying up
as promptly as they should.
"A thief stole mule from MIR. Peter
McCuin near Acworth one night last week
Good work al lowest prices. Reynolds
Mrs Lizzie Roberts, of Toccoa, Ga, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Lanier.
Quite number of Texas folks are Wis
ting their old homes in this county. They
will return to their first love.
When you come to court next week,
call in and pay us the little amount you
owe us, land don you forget it -
"A couple of painters have welded the
brush to good effect on the walls of several
buildings in town.
We call attention to prospectus of the
New York Sun, the best, ablest and news
lest paper published in New York.
Col James D. Waddell returned from
Crawfordville last Tuesday, afflicted with
rheumatism.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Ten coaches full of visitors went to the
Exposition on Tuesday morning. Reduced
rateG works like charm.
LII YOU see "oross mark after your
written name on this paper it is to remind
You that you are due us tor subscription
and We need the money.
MI Israel Maloney, of Texas, who has
been on visit to this county, left last Mon
day for home, accompanied by Miss Katie
Bowie, of Smyrna.
Gilbert & Sessions have notice in this
issue that many are interested in. Look
for 1t.
Jack Frost made his appearance here
on last Friday morning. The ground look
ed as if it was covered with u Juvenile
snow
THE Gainesville Free Press says DR..
FELTON, will certainly run for Congress
again next year. He nomInates himself
far in advance, 50 he can have long can
vass.
Tine Cotton Exposition is a success in
everything except visitors. Railroad fare
has been reduced and earnest appeals are
being made to the people to come to the
big show"
There are some things which happen
in community that will do TO publish and
quite number that we refrain from giving
publicity to. Ifyou are looking for an
Item of an ugly phase and don't find it, you
will know the reason of Its omission.
Marietta is not very large city. but it
can boast Of its handsome ladies, good
newspaper and live set of merchants
She received 431 bales of cotton by wagon
last Tuesday - SaUanndh Daily Times.
The engine Little Mary" which Mr.
f A. Wthers has been Overhauling, has
been been finished and made as good as
new and is now on the track. This job
has been completed in u very short time
and well done.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
I'm recording local events, our object
apd aim is to tell the truth, and to this end
we use our best endeavors to obtain correct
information. Whenever we misstate any
thing, our attention is only needed to be
called TO it, and We will cheerfully make
the correction.
The city council have voted the Mari
eta Fire Company the bell in the Episco
pal Church steeple This bell belonged to
the Fire Company before the war, and has
been used by our friends of the Episcopal
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