The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-10-20

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Caldwell proposes to build big res
taurant on the vacant lot at the depot.
The dry weather has caused many wells
t. get low in their supply of water.
Nov that the ladies are wearing short
dresses, how are the streets 10 be kept clean
Miss Mollie Ormsby left Thursday for
Alabama where she will teach school.
-Four Ferrotypes for 80 cents at Gable 5
Gallery, or eight for - cents.
The farmers are putting in II big crop
of small grain.
Miss Annie Gartrel left Saturday, for
Rome to attend the marriage of u friend.
Gilbert & Sessions have notice in this
issue that many are interested in. Look
| for it,
The appointment of Col. Trammell
Railroad commissioner seems to give gen
eral satisfaction.
MIR Bob Rood is in the city. Bob says
he is hard working farmer and not so
cety man.
..Rev. !. w. Waddell and wife left for
Brunswick last Thursday, where they will
reside.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Fine card and cabinet photographs a
specially at Gables gallery.
Atlanta fellows are slipping up here
and marrying our pretty girls. They ex-
hibit good taste
The perishable property of W. j. XII
ser deceased will he sold at Powder
Springs October 22d, and at Marietta 9th.
The Atlanta Post-Appeal showed its
pluck and enterprise by sending out big
and very creditable trade issue.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
I'VE notice that some farmers are bring
ing in hay to sell They will replace it
with Western hay next spring.
Hon l.. N. Tran.mell has been appoint
ed Railroad Commissioner in place of Hon.
Sam Barnett. whose term has expired.
The County Commissioners have been
sworn in. W. II. Goodwin was elected
chairman and Judge IIammett, clerk.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...CLOcKs--L. b. Owen has just received
20 new Clocks the finest brought to Marietta,
which he will sell from So to $40. These
| a ro 6nn not uortI,laec irnitationc
The Atlanta Post Appeal quoted the
Journal wrong. We never said Mr.. Shall
cross had bought gold mine but had sold
one.
DR. G. w. Harris of Atlanta, will
marry Miss Blanche Rood, of this place to-
| day.
The Minutes of the Old School Baptist
Association have been printed and are be
ing delivered by Rev. Isaac Moon.
...Some very smart chaps" are going
to get into trouble in this town if they don t
mind The law is no respecter of persons.
Our people are catching the bicycle fever.
-Aaanm PhoaOgraph. Behind again.
Marietta has had it all the summer. Our
boys are the best riders in the country.
ATLANTA and the immigration bureau
should act In concert, The city marshal is
Offering Atlanta city property cheap for
taxes,
Goal has advanced one dollar more on
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be as much as it sold tor in Atlanta last
| winter during the "cOal famine.
IA thief paid Mr. John Barrett's resi-
dencc visit last Saturday night, and took
thirty Jars of jellics, some canned fruit and
quantity of provisions. No clue.
Gilbert Il Sessions are getting in their
Shoes. Examine their stock before buying
Ladies inquire for the Common Sense"
| Shoe.
We call attention to the advertisement
of the enterprising firm of Winters & Legg.
Farmers who have bought guano from them
would do well to read and heed
.MARRIED--On the 18th inst, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr. NJ. L.
Handy. by P. r. Fleming, j. p, MIR. G..
| b. Daniel of HARRISON county, to Miss o.
A. Handy, of Cobb county,
| ATLANTA commands the world to come
to her exposition. viii the world obey her
biddngs? Ere now spirits have been call
ed from the Vastly deep hut they did not
come.
The bulls and bears are busy with the
big Atlanta exposition. The bulls with
gnats on their horns are Infatuated. and the
bears with Director General Kimball on
their backs. are growing. Somebody will
he hurt.
| -. Capt. McCull0ch informs US that the
grade on the ~ n Ga. Railroad is only
lOj feet to the mile, instead of l5S, as we
had it in last weeks issue. The maximum
curvture is 16 degrees.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Gilbert & Sessions are offering goods
very low and having large, and select
| stock it will be to your interest to call on
| them.
We are told thai the locomotive works
of the United States have so many orders,
that they will not contract to furnish the
Marietta & North Ga. Railroad new en-
CINE until 1893. Where are capitalists that
they do not invest in locomotive building
Marietta has five large brick warehouses
that cost in the aggregate nearly S2j, 900,
which cannot be excelled by any town Of
like number of population. Besides, Mari
eta pays better prices for cotton than any
town or city in this section.