The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-31
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
To day is Thanksgiving

To RENT-A three room house on Attain
ia street. Apply to ]. W. Henderson.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
| IF sixteen drains make an ounce, we
know several chaps that ought to weigh a
ton.
"A little son of Mrs Williams, at Josiah
Sibley's, fell into we'll last Friday and
broke his leg
Mrs. Isabel NJ. Harrison will reopen
her Day School for boys and girls at her
residence on College Hill, Sept 1st, 1882.
Don't fail to go and hear Morton's Big
Four Minstrels next Friday night. They
are the general favorites
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Sash, blinds and doors, at the lowest
prices, at ]. w. Henderson & Co.'S.
...ALL persons indebted to US are hereby
notified to call and settle by the 1st of Octo-
Der, or their accounts will be placed out for
collection. A. C. HEGGIE & Co.
The exercises of Mrs. Roper's school
will be resumed in the cottage in rear OF
the "Whitlock House." Monday, Sept. 4th,
1882.
MIR Clements has made two speeches
one at Ringgold and one at Cedartown, and
q gentleman tells us they were fine efforts
and created good impression. Jud makes
friends wherever he goes.
WANTED TO RENT with privilege Of
buying, residence in Marietta, or within
mile of the Court House. Address Key
Box go, Atlanta, Ca, or apply at this Of
fee.
MIR. w. E. Gilbert and Mr.. Thomas
H. Shockley have returned from market,
each having purchased splendid
stock of Goods for fall and winter
trade.
...MARRlED-On the morning of Both
inst, by Rev. w. F. Glenn, MIR. David X.
Love of Douglas county, to Miss jamie
Owen, of Marietta. The happy couple left
Immediately for the home of the groom.
May their happiness continue through life.
I'VE never saw as many bullbats scud-
ding the air, as we saw last Monday after
noon. Shooting them was fine sport for
some of our citizens. Mr.. John Steiner, of
Greenville, Ala, killed thirty three in a
short while.
...Morton's Big Four Minstrel's, which
drew crowded house in Marietta last sea-
son, will exhibit at Nichols Hall, Friday
night, Sept 1st They have new special
ties and will give pleasing entertainment.
I'VE are now prepared to gin cotton
Having new machinery we can make you a
| good sample, good turn out and do it
quick. Try us.
McCLATCHY s. CLEVELAND
The next annual meeting of the Con
cord Singing Convention will be held at
Midway Church, near Lost Mountain, Cobb
county. on the first Friday, Saturday and
| Sunday in September next. All are invit-
ed to attend, especially teachers and leaders
of music.
REV. ]. J. Hunt will open his English
and Classical School on next Monday 4th
inst. Mr.. Hunt has taught school long and
successfully. There is none more compe-
tent to impart instruction and advance the
pupil. Read his advertisement in another
column and give him your patronage.
MARRIED On the Goth inst, at the
residence of DR.. Word, in Decatur, Ca, by
| NoCIotobxy
of Marietta, to Miss Annette H. Patton.
The groom and bride arrived in the city
Tuesday afternoon. Our best wishes at
tend them.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
IA negro man, who was hired to Mr.
| w. G. Huggard, near town, entered his
house Sunday night and stole q Hunting
Case Silver Watch. suit of clothes and a
breech loading, double barrel shot gun.
The negro thief is of ginger cake color and
has moustache and burnside whiskers. A
reward of $50 is offered for his arrest and
for recovery of goods.
I'VE call attention to the advertisement
of r. Hirsch g. Son. They are back at their
old stand but in a newly built and very
ha ndsome building. Their stock is new
and immense. They deal largely in ready
made clothing and can supply you
with suit at any price desired. Call and
see them.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...MARRlED.-Ou esteemed and popular
townsman, Mr.. D. A. Warlick was mar
ried to Miss Lula F. Hsthorn, of Forsyth,
Ga, on last Thursday evening, oath inst,
Rev. P. NJ. Ryburn officiating, The hap
py couple arrived in our city ON last Fri
day and received the congratulations of
their numerous friends. They have ouI
best wishes for all the happiness they are
capable of enjoying, coupled with unlimited
prosperity.
Mr.. Nick Wilson, who escaped from
the Marietta and North Georgia Railroad
convict camp some months ago, for whom
a reward Of $25 was offered, gave himsel
up to his wife, who, through Mr. L. Black,
turned him over TO Gen. VIM. PHILIPPE and
I he was carried back to the chain gang. His
wife will receive the reward. Nick has
been in Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas
and was tired of lodging about, and gave
himself up with view to work out the
balance of his six years sentence some five
years yet to be worked out.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Married at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Jessie Permenter. at Kingston
Wednesday evening, August 23d, 81 O'Clock
Miss Fannie Adcock to Mr.. L. w. Ran
dali, sterling young merchant of Rock
| mart 2nrr Mr. McRride of Rock mari ner.