The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-01-13
LOCAL LEAFLETS

The late freeze was severe on stock.
Only six candidates for deputy marshal.
=. Dead issues-left over election tickets
The song Of the robin is again heard in
the land.
1t is rumored that the old Marietta Ho'
Tel block is TO be rebuilt soon.
The beautiful ''snorer" has taken the
place Of the beautiful snow.
Our friend A. B. Gilbert, has bought
Mr.. J. r. Haley's residence.
DIR. N NJ Gober has bought the
Laneau place and moved to it,
Mrs B. w. York left on visit to
Charleston last week.
Measles and mumps are prevailing in
this burg.
Very few houses get lost, and yet peo-
pie are always looking tor them.
The snow is one of the few things that
is driven without a rein.
The new City Council have been
sworn in.
New county officers will take charge
next Monday.
Little Mary" the narrow engine, has
been carried to Atlanta to be overhauled.
Mr.. Ben F. Perry has retired from the
Canton Advance, and Mr.. Robert Martyr
succeeds him. Success to both.
..MARRIED-On the 2Sth of December,
by J. L. CAN'T, j. P, Mr.. T. Fl. McCleskey
to Miss Julia Bryan. All of this county.
...MARRIED.-On the 23d of December
1880, by Rev r. R. Johnson, Mr.. j. f.
Lindley, and Miss c. A. Lackey, all of
Powder Springs, Ga.
..MARRIED.-On the 23d Of December
1880, by Rev. r. r. Johnson, Mr.. r. W.
Turner, and Miss F. l. Lindley, of Powder
Springs. Ga.
WHO ever heard of the like! Window
Sash at L. Blacks for 80 cents. They are
cheap enough for everybody to have win
dow.
Adjourned Term of Cobb Superior
Court convenes next Mondays when We
will have new Judge, new Solicitor,
new Clerk, and new Sheriff
The demand for houses to rent is nu-
merous. Let some of our moneyed men
build some nice cottages and they will find
no trouble to secure prompt paying renters.
r. Of
Maretta's most attractive young ladies, are
visiting the family of Mr.. A. G. Reed, of
Columbus.
We want correspondents at Smyrna,
Acworth, Big Shanty and Lost Mountain,
and We want our Roswell and Powder
Springs reporters to be prompt every week.
Have your items to us by every Tuesday.
The heat of genuine affection can find
no more glowing expression than that OF
the Irishman who said, "Arrah, darlin',
wish l was in Jail for stealing ye."
miss D. A. Quiggle who has charge of
the Preparatory Department of the Mariet
ia Female College is cultivated and ex
perienced teacher. She is eminently quail
fed to discharge the duties of her depart
ment as well as to assist in the instruction
ofthe college classes.
I'VE have received some beautiful new
Job Type, and with the latest improved
Gordon Press, and good printers, we ale
prepared to do Job Printing at the lowest
price. We will duplicate Atlanta prices
and guarantee satisfaction or no charge.
with good opera hall in Marietta, first
class troupes would visit the place. We
are glad to learn that Mr.. Winters contem
plates remodeling Nichols Hall for the bet
ter accommodation of the public and the
companies stopping.
.NoTICE-All persons indebted to ME
are requested come forward and settle. by
payment of the money or give note. In
my absence Mr.. L. c. Mcclellan will settle
with all parties Store, South-side Of square
in Masonic building. W. c. MCCLELLAN.
II am skeptic p said an immature
person of the masculine gender in vain
glorious strain. "An epileptict" asked an
old lady somewhat hard Of hearing. Poor
boy You look like it, so you do. -
While the smile went round, the youth
went out.
...DIED-We regret to learn of the death
of Robert Lemon, Esq. which occurred on
last Sunday morning at his home near
Smyrna He was one of the early settlers
of Cobb county, and one of its Oldest citi-
zens He was well known and highly es-
teemed, and served his day and generation
well. May he rest in peace
The JOURNAL has entered its Fifteenth
Volume, and as age brings experience and
experience wisdom, we tru& we are fully
equipped to keep the Journal abreast with
the best country weeklies in the State. We
are thankful to our patrons for past favors,
and trust they will still continue to give us
their patronage-we shall certainly try 10
deserve it.
Cherokee county elected the following
officers Ordinary, G. NJ. Mcclure Clerk,
Jabez Gait Sheriff, Joshua P. Spears, w.
A. Kitchen, deputy; Tax Receiver, 7. w.
Atwood Collector, NJ. G. Cocker Treasur-
er, j. L. Coggins Surveyor, F. NJ. Moore;
Coroner, w. T. Kirk.
We have been placed under many obi
cations to our friends, A. Y. Leake & Co.,
for two fine hams Such substantial pres
ents as these, are not only highly apprecia-
ted, but renders life more pleasant and
friendship more lasting. This firm keeps
IL Iar stncL-s of So ME and Fan