The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-29

| curity 10 do your job Printing cheaper than
you can get done elsewhere
I'VE hear of more typhoid fever in this
section than ever known before AS cool
weather approaches we may expect these
unusual fevers to abate.
Judge Sessions, of the firm of Gilbert
Il Sessions. has returned from market. A
big stock of goods has been bought. Be
sure to call and see them on their arrival,
Gold and Silver Watches just arrived
at l.. b. Owens, cheap.
"A number of Irish laborers at work at
Powder Springs ON the Rome Road, quit
work Monday and started on II tramp to-
ward Chattanooga
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The Marietta and North Georgia Rail.
road on last Saturday received another en-
CINE. 1t Is very large, but has been in
use before.
Now is the time to pay your indebt-
ness. We have seen several men sell their
cotton and leave town without paying the
printer. You have read our paper and
should now give us our due.
The worst bale of storm cotton cleaned
and ginned at lIowell's gin, brings the top
of the market.
Mr.. William Mitchell, who had his
skull fractured in the affray with Cook and
Mahaffey, near Powder Springs, is still llv
ing and may recover although the chances
are against him.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The people of Atlanta and adjacent
towns expect to get rich, during the Exposi
ton by taking bOarders. Great preparations
are being made. AS provisions bounce up
ward broad bills keep paoe.
al. b. Owens has the best assortment
of Gents and Ladies Diamond and Gold
Rings ever brought to this market, cheap
for the cash.
ATLANTA had riot last Monday over the
arrest of negro named Burke, who resist
ed and was backed by crowd of darkies.
The police were equal to the emergency
and succeeded in calaboosng u number OF
the belligerents,
Several of our farmers will contend at
the Exposition for the $1,000 premium for
the best bale of upland cotton. 1t will be
ginned at Howell's gin.
...JoB PRINTING, plain and fancy, or in
colors, by experienced and skilled printers,
at the JOURNAL Office. Will duplicate At
tlanta prices, or anybody else's prices. and
guarantee satisfaction or no charge. This
is fair Give us trial and see.
The 4th Quarterly meeting of the Ac
worth circuit will be held at StegalPs church
next Saturday and Sunday, October list and
end
...Maretta's cotton sh ipments upt Tues
day of this season 1855 bales. Last year it
was 1857. In 1879, it was 480. In 1873
SOL. In 1877, 80 bales. We lack 302 bales
coming up to last years shipments.
...On Thursday night last lO5 white la
borers arrived and went out to Powder
Springs to work on the Rome railroad.
Many of them were Irishmen and said they
had come TO try the South awhile, as they
had heard it was good country.
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Memorial services were held at the
Methodist church on last Monday in respect
to the dead President who was buried that
day. Many of our business men closed
their stores and draped their doors in
| mourning This was indeed appropriate,
and shows a universal sorrow for the death
of President Gafield.
...MARRIED-At Clarksville Texas, on
September 18th, Rev. G. A. Morley TO Miss
lone Crowder The many friends of Miss
Crowder in Marietta, her old home, wait
their congratulations, and wish that her
union in wedlock may be one of Psting hap
piness and unlimited prosperity. She is one
| of the truest and lovliest of Georgia many
| noble daughters. and we are glad to know
that she has worthy, high toned gentle
man for husband
Call and see L. b. Owens, the Photo
! grapher, when you come to town, and 60
home happy. He will sell you Sewing
Machines. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C.,
at small figures. 81
| TO PosTMA STEERS. We have frequent
complaints from our subscribers that cOun-
try Postmasters allow their papers to be
taken out and read and then brought back
| 4. a. .S44oo a (,ar aax1aral dana delay in a
damaged condition. These postmasters VIC
late the law and are not faithfully discharg-
! ing their duties No man has the right 10
lounge around a post Office and read anoth-
er mans paper. 1t is not right to the
subscriber nor to the publisher. We hope
| use will not have to report them to the
Postmaster General to correct this abuse.
food work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
| IA party from CrawiSrdyille, Indiana,
were in town last week. and stopped with
Mr.. Cooper. They visited Kennesaw
Mountain where they were fighting during
the war. The party consisted OF Col TIL.
b. Mccain, Col. Josh Mckenzie, Col. h
r. Russell, Col. Dan Starnes, Capt Sam
Scott. DR.. J. X. Duncan, Capt Jake Mar
tin, Chaplain J. Ambrose, and Gen. j. W
| Clemson. Their visit this time was one
of peace. and they were delighted with
! their tip. One OF them in visiting Kenne
saw foand the rifle pit in which he was
wounded, and from the hickory growth he
cut s,ick, which he win have made into a
nice walking cane as a relic OF those terri
BILE days of bloody carnage.