The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-12-07
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
...Candy pullines are frequent.

"'No" - tue tlIiS 10 WORK slrAWOeTTles
and cover them for the bearing season.
The last rose Of summer is trembling
on its STEM
60 TO Bozeman's and get your watches,
clocks and jewelry repaired,
...Prune your grape vines and trim your
shrubbery now.
The children are beginning to set their
minds on Christmas.
You can get chairs and bed steads cheap
at w. E. Gilbert's.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds.
Christmas turkeys don't make much
noise about town, we believe.
Bangs are said to be going out of fash,
ion Wavy hair is succeeding them.
Folding chairs, pictures and brackets
at Hirschs.
MIR. A. S. Edmonston will occupy Mr..
C. F. Mansfield's house next year.
The Dallas New Era isthe name of a
new paper just started in Paulding county.
Mrs. NJ. A. Thornton, of Cold Water
Miss, is on a visit 10 Mr.. J. p. Dobbs.
Miss Cliff Kiser of Atlanta, has been
visiting Mrs E. L. Fowler of this city.
"A. c. Heggie & Co. sells Gus Mays
corn whisky.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds.
IA fast youth may wear tight clothes,
and yet be addicted to loose habits.
The election for county officers takes
place on Wednesday, the Sd of next Jan
uary
DIR. j. w. Bozeman has good clocks at
$500.
Our farmers realize the importance of
sowing plenty of grain, and are doing their
duty in this respect
The grandjury of last week touched up
some matters in their presentments in quite
lively manner.
Mr.. Frank Cooper, of Macon, spent
few days in Marietta last week, he left on
Monday.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
IA large stock of carpets for sale on the
installment plan at Mrs. B. Schoenthalls.
IA man was in town Thursday who said
he could buy corn in Cherokee county at
folty cents per bushel
I'VE regret to learn that Rev. N T.
Burks' little son, Howard, died recently at
his home near Greensboro, Ga.
Examine W. E. Gilbert's, stock of
Clothing before buying elsewhere.
last Wednesday week, when ''dat
good looking snow come down fust rate
the wood haulers advanced their prices from
S1.0O to $1.25 per load.
Real estate is lively and many new COM
ers arc prospecting in Marietta and vicinity
for new homes Ifyou want to sell your
property leave it with us.
Furniture, Singer Sewing Machines,
Chairs and Carpets on the installment plan
| at Hirsch's
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...DIED-In Atlanta, on the end instant,
infant Sun vi MI anu 4llo' lhOo'
Veal, aged two months and fourteen days.
The funeral took place on Sunday, Rev.
Mr. Crumley officiating.
The Alabama Legislature proposes to
punish drunkards The Georgia Legsla-
ture would be afraid to pass such law, for
fear they might be the first to enjoy the
| henpftSOf tho nenaltv
1t will pay you to look through W. L.
Gilbert's stock of overcoats
60 to Mrs. B. Schoenthalls to get
your Christmas goods of every description,
at York's old stand.
I'm order to close out our large stock of
buggies and phaetons, we will sell at great
! ly reduced prices to cash buyers for the
next thirty days. WINTERS 81 LEGG.
December 3, 1882.
The farmers in various parts of the
county give evidence of growing wealth,
as seen by the many new buggies fat
horses and mules. Many are building new
residences, and others are making additions
to the old Ones while general thrift
hourishes about them.
ION last Thursday train hand left the
switch open and a freight train backed of,
turning the cab over, which required sew
eral hours to replace it, and repair the dam
age to the track. Fortunately no one was
injured, although the brakeman had to
jump off the top of the car for his life.
We have one more car load of the New
Orleans Bone Dust on the way. Win reach
us by Saturday the 9th Parties wanting
it had better leave their orders at once.
Dec. s. 1882. WINTERS g. LEGG.
IF you want to buy handsome Christ
mas present, DR.. j. W. Bozeman can sup
ply you.
New lot of platedware, knives, forks
table and tea spoons for Christmas presents
at w. Z. Gilberts.
Mr. P. H. Tidwell. workman at the
shops of the Marietta and North Georgia
Railroad, On last Friday while removing
some melted iron from forge, met with the
unfortunate accident of having the hot met
al spilled on his left foot, burning it to such
an extent as to disable him from work
What are all regrets compared with the
anguish OF having parted from a friend
perhaps from our best beoved-with IN
kind and cruel words! 1t may have been
those words were uttered carelessly light
ly, as the wind and wonton breezes swept
by but they leave pain and the breeze
leaves some scattering rose leaves to mark
its track.
I candidates will please remember that
we are prepared to print election tickets at
the very lowest price. Give in your Oh
ders before the Christmas holidays, for
. printers desire short respite from labor,
f and the election you know takes place on
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