The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-02-03

Eek Sheriff Stephens has moved TO his
| Residence ON Cherokee street.
''Etiwan Dissolved Bone" at Fletcher
warehouse.
Mr. j. G. Brumby left Tuesday on a
visit to Mississippi and Louisiana.
Mrs w. X. Root is visiting relatives in
Augusta.
...Lindley & Barnes will sell goods cheap
for cash for next sixty days
ATLANTA young men continue to visit
Marietta on Sunday. Our pretty girls are
as irresistible as magnets.
...All persons indebted to Lindley &
Barnes will please call and settle at once
and save cost.
Several of the recently sentenced con-
| victs have been hired out by farmers of this
county.
w. G. Stephens a worthy farmer, has
been unwell for some time, but recently his
wife presented him with twins, each
weighing two and half pounds.
.,."Farmels Friend" guano at Fletcher S
warehouse.
Pink Pratt will be hung on the day
that Garfield is inaugurated President
Both events will be witnessed by big
crowds.
I'VE welcome the Rome Daily Courier
to our office 1t is bright and newsy and
20 ID will IA
tanned 1t is sound and honest in its prin-
ciples and is not afraid to speak out in meet
ing.
lone of the best inventions we have
seen, is the combined Hinge and Roller for
farm gates. A gate already swung is on
exhibition front of the court house. Mr..
George NJ. Manning has bought the county
right Call and see him
IN. Western AmmOniated Dis Bone"
at Fletcher's warehouse.
Sand for sale, apply to W. ]. M.
Hames.
...MRs. OCoNoR is now arranging clas
ses for French and German. Glass in Ger
man fixed for O'Clock every Monday and
Wednesday evening, commencing on the
7th February. Terms, So per month paya-
BILE in advance
The time for preparing and planting
gardens has arrived, and we advise you to
buy your Seeds from William Root, the
druggist well known for his fair dealing,
honesty and reliability. His stock of Gar
den Seeds is of the freshest and best. Call
and see him.
LII you want any kind of Job Printing
done, such as Letter Heads, Note Heads,
| Bill Heads, Cards, Circulars. Handbils,
Pamphlets, Tax Receipts, &c, we will
guarantee to do the work as cheap as Allan
ia. Bring your work to the Journal Office.
Mr. N. G. Gignilliat, one of Marietta
most popular Dry Goods merchants, is fully
alive to the requirements of the trade and
is keeping a stock of goods that will fully
please purchasers in quality and price. His
stock of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, &c, is of the best, while
| HIS OTOtcIlSS 6IC vi CAuhl ihEilb' "a
C. White and Mr. Ellington York, affable
and courteous clerks, are always on hand to
wait on customers Call and see him.
"a Jury is body organized for the
purpose of deciding which side in lawsuit
has the smartest lawyer. Augusta News.
Up this way it is different. They try the
issue before them. We took the trou-
BILE to ask quite a number of jurors if law
yer's speech, in any case, ever convinced
them. In every instance tn ey have said
I mo" that the evidence and the Judge S
charge influenced every verdict they ever
rendered
...VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Of the many
Guides and seed and Plant Catalogues sent
out by our Seedsmen and Nurserymen, end
that are doing so much to inform the people
and beautify and enrich our country, none
are SO beautiful, none SO instructive as Wick s
Floral Guide Its paper is the choicest, its
| illustrations handsome, and given by the
hundred while its Colored Plate is gem.
| This work, although costing but 10 cents,
is handsome enough for a gift book, or a
place on the parlor table. Published by
James Wick, Rochester, N. Y.
We have splendid stock of goods in
every line cheap for cash.
Lindley & Barnes.
Great reduction in prices of dental
work at Reynolds.
Those indebted to US must give it their
attention. Take due notice, we mean bust
ness. Lindley 81 Barnes
Now, we are at sea again. We had in
| tended investing several hundred thousands
of our surplus cash in good paying securi
ties, but here comes the news from Phila
delphia that on Saturday last Charles Boer
ner, an aged German, purchased ct a bank
ing house in that city, two hundred s., OOC
and nine 800 bonds of the Pittsburg, Titus
| Vile and Buffalo Railroad, and shortly alter
| leaving the bank three men crowded him
and stole the bonds, amounting IN all to
5000 900 We think we shall invest in the
| Marietta and North Georgia Railroad.