The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
LOCAL. LEAFLETS.
Cotton was off Saturday.


Clothing at cost, BARNES.
THE rain is general all over the State.
IA few more tenement houses needed.
Provisions will soon climb ont of reach
If you want to see fun go to Leake's
Don't complain OF too much rain. You
wanted it few weeks ago,
Gold mine working is being revived in
this section.
New jewelry of beautiful designs, just
received at l.. b. Owens. &
The protracted services at the MethO-
dis! church have been closed. ~
Next Wednesday. an election for five
commissioners will be held in this county.
The girls will wear Derby hats this
fall
Mountains of Nolth, Georgia will pro
duce big crop Of chestnuts and apples.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Forty five new clocks at Owens Jew
elry establishment.
Conductor Hargis of the w. Il A. Rail
road is nursing two broken ribs, caused by
being thrown out of buggy.
Good line Of skirts and shawls Barnes.
Mr.. Harry Splman has been made
proud by the arrival of bouncing baby
boy at his house.
"A. y. Leal<e g. Co. wants to see you
personally on little matter that will save
You money.
The welcome rain that came this and
last week, will make turnips git up and
get"
Misses Genie Wilson and Lizzie Win
tiers left last Monday morning to attend Fee
male College at LAGRANGE.
Gilbert g. Sessions have a notice in this
issue that many are interested in. Look
for it,
I'VE regret to learn of the death of Mr..
Peter Chalker, worthy citizen of this
county.
Judge Thomas A. Foster, of Calhoun,
Ga, committed suicide last Saturday by
shooting himself with pistol
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
There are 1O0O drummers in the
United States-the largest brass band in
the country.
Geo F. Gober, Solicitor of the Blue
Ridge Circuit, has convicted It's cases this
year.
Photographs Ferrotypes, &c, taken at
Owens Gallery in the best style of the art
very cheap Call and see
when he came home with red nose.
he told his wife he had only been having a
little fun with the boys.
1T is a fact, we do all kinds of Job
Printing at this office cheaper than you
can get it done elsewhere.
...Gilbert & Sessions are offering goods
very low and having a large, and select
stock, it will be to your interest to call on
them.
Mrs. Thomas H. Matthews has moved
her millinery establishment to the North
side of the square. up stairs, over W. l..
Barnes store.
The 4th Quarterly meeting for the Ac-
worth circuit will be held at Stegalls
church on Saturday and Sunday 1st and I'd
of October next
...Leake & Co. have large and splendid
line of teas that they are anxious for you to
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...Ifyou want your Watch or jewelry re
paired, go to L. B. Owens, and he will give
you satisfaction in price and work.
...DIED.-The infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. F. N. Graves died on last Monday and
was buried Tuesday morning. 1t was one
week old.
Suspicious strangers, male and female
have arrived in Atlanta preparatory to en-
gazing in the pickpocket trade when the
Exposition opens.
Our farmers will make a good deal OF
provisions, but not enough to keep them
from buying on credit next year. They
staked too much on cotton.
What were we going to say? Yes, we
were going to say that Leake q Co. have
everlastingly knocked : the bottom out OF
high prices. Now is your time
"A number of bridge builders went up
to Canton this week to build bridge over
Etowah river for the Marietta & North Ga
Railroad.
IA true bill has been found against
Charley Phillips, Jr., by the Grand Jury OF
Cherokee Superior Court, charging him
with the murder of the convict, John
Mathews. =