The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-24
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
:. Thanksgiving day.

( TO Atlanta tuesday morning well nlled.
MIR j. d. Rooney. of the Riuggold
Courier, was in to sec us last Monday.
Theseventh comet of the year has been
discovered
The gobble OF the Christmas turkey is
already heard in the land.
...Go to Barnes for Jeans and Cassimeres.
Bring your job printing to the Journal
Office. Good work and low prices.
Our merchants sell goods cheaper than
any town in the State
Good work az lowest prices, Reynolds.
The city tax books have been closed,
and have you paid your tax?
MIR John Merryman, OF Baltimore,
Md, died at his residence in that city on
the 10Th inst.
when you attend court or come to town
on business, come and see us and renew
your subscriptions to the journal.
The Rome police court is paying in
stitution. This year it has realized $1,000
in money, and 115 days on the streets.
"A farmer lost from his pocket $50 90 in
money here last Saturday. 1t was the pro
ceeds of his cotton.
/ "A dead Federal soldier was brought to
this place on last Tuesday for burial in the
! National Cemetery.
MIR. NJ. P. Brown has leased Wileo
Cotton Factory at Roswell. Mr.. J. 7. Ha-
| ley has moved back to Marietta.
! ...Swell- headed young men and BULLDOG
ing Old men make but few friends and be-
come objects of contempt.
IF Ananas had lived in these days he
would have passed for simple guileless
old man.
The matrimonial wave has certainly
struck the State, Every exchange brings
an account of a brilliant wedding.
MARRIED. On the goth inst, by Judge
McEachern, Mr. B. Cribs to Miss Barby
Atwood all of this county.
Young Mems Dress Hats, cheap at
Barnes.
GOOD work at lowest prices Reynolds,
...Chattanooga is out of debt, with a
$50, 600 balance in the treasury. See what
manufacturing enterprises do fof a town.
...Cabbages, Sweet and Irish Potatoes
and Apples at HOLLAND Il LYON.
q. Our friend, Bill Scott says there are
something's to be seen in Marietta calcula
ted 10 get up disturbances.
Immense amount of work before Cobb
Superior Court. Judge Brown and Solicit
tor Gober are equal to the task.
York Gresham, colored man of Can
ton, will be 113 years old next December.
He once belonged to Mrs. Senator Browns
father
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The best line of Ladies' and Misses
Hose in the city at Barnes.
Mr. Charles Willingham, of the Dalton
Argus, short hand reporter of the Blue
Ridge Circuit, is attending Cobb Superior
Court lie is Il good one
Good work AT lowest prices. Reynolds
MARRIED-On nth inst, Mr. Willis
| Blackwell of Cobb county, to Miss Lourie
Gable, of Cherokee county. Our best wish
es for their happiness and prosperity.
..NIariettas cotton shipments to date for
! 1891, foots up 8, 9S3 bales. Same date for
last year, 10, 254 bales. For 1872 1913
bales. For 1878, 5, 500 bales.
-. Friday night, 25th inst, Rev W. 7.
Cheney, the eloquent elocutonist, will give
/ q dramatic, pathetic and humorous enter
lanment at Nichols Hall. Don't fail to
go.
w r. Power, General Passenger Agent
of the NJ and n Ga. Railroad, is proving
himself an efficient energetic and accom-
modating officer The right man in the
right place.
The Georgia exposition shows an eigh-
teen pound sweet potato, sent in by d. II.
Hicks, of Sumter county. This beats our
friend, Mr.. Alb. Simonton, who sent ten
pound potato from this county.
I'VE visited the Atlanta Exposition last
Saturday 1t il a stupendous and magnifi
cent display of everything that is beautiful,
useful and ornamental. 1t must be seen to
be appreciated
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds.
The propretors OF the Boston HeralG
who are said 70 have easily 1000 week
income EACH are large owners of the Mari
eta and North Georgia Railroad, and are
building a road with important land grants
in Florida. Constitution.
NOTICE "A full line of Christmas Toys
ofal kinds Also a nice line Of fancy and
plain Candies. We also handle all kinds Of
country produce. Vegetables, Oranges,
Lemons, &c. HOLLAND q LYON.
sheriff A. r. Coryell took froma negro
prisoner the other day broad band gold
ring, Masonic embems engraved thereon,
having also diamond set. The name OF
the owner has been scratched out. Any
one having lost such ring will please make
it known.
Good work at lowest prices. Reynolds
Parties who fail to pay
up their subscriptions by the first day OF
January next, will have their names erased
from our books and their accounts placed
out for collection We cannot do the credit
business. Ifyou want the paper you must
pay for it in advance.
On last Monday morning about one
O'Clock. DIR. J. NJ. Moore house, on Ros-
well street was discovered to be on fire
The alarm was given and the fire company
rnsnnnded The cngine used water from