The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-28
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Ten prisoners in Marietta iall.

preachers and lay delegates to-day.
...Some of our merchants have ornament
cd their windows with bright hued letters.
Hamburg Edging ten per cent below
cost at j, ]. Northcutt & Sons.
Mr.. Harry spilman and wife have re-
turned from Catoesa SPRING.
MIR. d. F. McClatchy's new dwelling
will be commodious and elegant.
60 to Gilbert Il Sessions for Knitting
Cotton--all colors.
IA store house and some valuable resi-.
dences are advertised for sale in this issue.
MIR. Win L. Tatem. of Vaudeville. SC,
is on visit to relatives here.
Mr. H. 8. Anderson has made some ad-
ditional Improvements to his dwelling.
"A pig was never known to wash. but q
great many people have seen pig iron.
Have you seen J, J. Northcutt & Sons
ten cent Edging.
any other name would smell as wheat.
NO man likes better to meat his Gus
toners than the butcher.
MFR. Joseph Gable and family of Spar
tanburg, S. c.. are visiting relatives here.
Inquire of Gilbert & Sessions for the
Cyclone" Tobacco.
when drummer thinks an Atlanta
Hotel clerk has too much chin he shoots 1t
off,
THE boys have ordered some mere bi.
cycles. Charlie Freyer tumbled of of one
last Monday and sprained his left hand.
The legislature is crowded with local
legislation. Nothing of general interest
has been done.
Prof w. E. Myers will reopen his
school the first Monday in September. See
advertisement
..,Some forty persons went to Canton last
Tuesday evening to attend the Band Sup
per.
Mrs. Morrell and Miss Mamie Baker Of
Savannah are spending the summer at Mr..
Frank Kings.
Mrs. Ann Buntz, and her daughter,
Miss Mamie, of Savannah. arc spending
the summer in Marietta.
DIR. Aston offers his valuable farm for
sale in this ISSUE 1t 10 one Ofthe best farms
in Cobb county. See advertisement.
Big lot of five cent Lawns just received.
and COlored Buntings marked down to 12i
cents. ]. J. NORTHCUTT & Son.
"A wagon load of melons was in town
the other day so diminutive that we pre-
sumo the owner sold them at about FIVE
cents per dozen.
"A STRAY CALF, white all over except
its ears, is at Mr.. B. J. Hamby's which the
owner can get by calling for the same and
paying expenses.
lon last Thursday night some thief en-
tered Mr. r. w. Cables residence and rob
bed his pants of three dollars in money and
left without disturbing anything else.
MFR. George A. Fox is the happiest
man in Atlants--it is twelve pound boy.
and is boarding at Mr.. Green B. Chastsin s
in this county.
Our old friend, Eugene Speer of jour
nalistic fame. was in to see US last Friday.
A more genial and thorough gentleman
never lived than Eugene Speer.
1.-The Cyclone" Tobacco at Gilbert D.
Sessions is the best for the price, soc per h..
in town.
We learn that ruling No. 400 in U. s.
Postal Guide in relation to sending orders
for mail TO postmssters, has been revoked
by the Postmaster General. That places
the matter back under the old law.
Advertise your bu sincss in the Journal
and show the amount Of business done in
the town, and let people know where you
are and what you have for sale. People
don't 20 where they are not invited.
New lot of Calico just received at
and 6 cents, at J. J. Northcutt & Sons.
Flour made at the Big Shanty Mills
cannot be excelled in North Georgia, Meth
er in quantity nor quality. So fyou want
the value of your wheat in flour, carry it 70
the Big Shsnty Mills and get it.
A four days meeting will be held al
the Smyrna Methodist Church, commenc
ing on Thursday night before the first Sun
day in August A full attendance OF the
membership is earnestly desired on Friday
at II A, N.
| "A gracious rain fell at this place las
Tuesday evening, but not sufficient to we
the ground thoroughly. Heavy rains arr
reported to have fallen around and allow
Marietta.
-. In a musical entertainment in Atlanta
the Gazette speaks of the support rendere'
by Prof F. L. Freyer, to whom it is use
less to offer praise. He is the violinist 0
the South he is not merely performer
but is also musician, between which tw
terms there is wide difference ="
Reynolds, Dentist.
Sunday night about half past eigh
o clock, the alarm sof fire was given ant
soon quite crowd gathered on the square
A box of clothing in Mr.. Tom Glover
beef market was blazing. The box wa
carried out doors and the fire was extin
guished by the application of few bucket
of water.
IS. 8. s. at Earle & Simpsons.
The Rome District Conference con
venes in this place this morning. The in
troductory sermon will be preached by Rev
r-L 1900 p;.roa Services will IN hello