The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-05
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
"A light vote polled,

WHEN you sell your cotton, come in
and pay the printer. We need the money.
MIR. Fillmore Blankenship has received
checks for $l56000 on matrimonial policies.
Mr.. II. NJ Putnam, of Acworth, is an
nounced in this issue for Tax Collector
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...MARRIED-On the 1st inst, by Rev.
Robert Baber, Mr.. l. N. Cheatham to Miss
L. S. Stanley, all of this county.
MARRIED On 2Sth ult., by J. c.
Grower, j p, Mr.. j. A. MCCARTHY to Miss
Ella Gillian, all OF this county.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Sash, Doors and Blinds will be sold
cheaper by L. Black than anybody.
Hon. Clifford Anderson filed his APP
pointment here last Thursday night His
speech was forcble and argumentative.
The speech of Gen. Henry R. Jackson
at this place last Tuesday was an able and
polished effort and did good.
REV. DIR. Arson, of Savannah, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath.
"A. good stock of Clothing for to 8
year old children, at W. E. Gilbelts.
w. F. Treadaway Cedartown thief
has been captured in Texas and brought
back.
Negro speakers from Atlanta came to
Marietta and made the welkin ring for
Gartrell on Tuesday night.
DIR. FELTON, spoke here on Saturday
night and preached near Woodstock on
Sunday. He puIs in full time.
LAS we go to press, wednesday, the
election is progressing quietly. 1t is be-
lieved the straight democratic ticket will be
elected.
The editors of the JOURNAL are under
obligation those accomplished ladies,
Mrs r. T. Nesbit and Mrs. Hugh Starnes,
for appreciated courtesies.
IA merchant may manage to grub along
without advertising and so may a man
empty hogshead of water with teaspoon,
but both are decidedly tedious undertakings
Hon j. C. Clements will speak at
Powder Springs, Saturday, October 18th, at
one clock, P. NJ, and at Smyrna, Satur
day night, October It'll.
-. Blessed are they who have nothing.
The politician who never reaches high
place can never be made to step down and
out.
I'VE notice that 1t takes very rich man
to appreciate the blessings of poverty. Solo
mon was worth about seventy five millions
when he said "a good name is TO be chos-
en- rather than great riches. .
IAN entertainment will be given by the
"Y. L. W. S. of the Baptist Church, on
Thursday night, October 9Th, 1882, at
Nichols Hall. The broom drill'' will be
an interesting feature. We trust our citi-
zens will give the young ladies large au-
dience.
strictly pure White Lead and Oil for
sale at bottom figures at L. Black S.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...MARRIED-On the evening of the 29th
of September, at the residence of the bride
father, Mr.. A. j. Cheney by Rev. Robot
Baber, Mr.. W. P Young of Marietta, and
Miss Ida L. Cheney, of this county. The
groom is one of our most popular and wor-
thy young men, while the bride is both
beautiful accomplished They happy cou-
pie have our best wishes for long lie and
prosperity.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...All Heart Shingles for sale at Lemuel
| Black 8, contractor and builder.
Clothing for Children of 4 to s years
ace, mems ware in regular and extra Sizes
can fit every one. W. Z. GILBERT,
THE WlLLEo CoTToN MILLS, near
Roswell, Ga, for sale at great sacrifice
Apply to ENocH FAW'
Attorney at Law,
Marietta, Ga.
Reuben James, oOlored, who stole a
watch. gun and suit of clothes from Mr..
Huggards house some weeks ago, was
tracked up by Mr.. W. P. Stephens and
found to be working fer man near Allan
ia. Mr.. Stephens went to that vicinity on
last Saturday, and got the gun and LETT a
Mr.. Norman there to make the arrest, as he
was afraid James would see him and depart.
That night James came to the house to get
pay for his work, when he was arrested and
is now in Cobb county Jail. All the stolen
articles were recovered except one pair of
pants. James is VIGOROUSLY bad charac-
ter and has been in the chain gang several
| times.
| Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
| THE new comet with tail several
million miles long, may be seen in the east
Just before daylight. 1t is quite brilliant.
| Comets are the wanderers of the heavens
having no we'll defined orbits. They ap-
pear and disappear without any apprecable
regularity and have puzzled astronomers in
all ages. In fact comets are, what FELTON,
and Speer are politically, independents 1t
is generally supposed that they wander in
ellpitcal orbits from one solar system to
another, and with special allegiance to none,
hence their lack OF solidity and compact
ness which accounts for their tails, or the
long trains of luminous matter that marks
| their course 1t is probable that comets
sometimes drop into the sun on account OF
gravitating too near to it. That is the way
of Dr. Felton-he has gravitated SO near
the Radical party, he has dropped into it.
Have the largest and best assortment OF
Boots and Shoes ever carried. Ladies
Dress Shoes, $1.25, $3.50, $1.75 up to 30.
Common Shoes at much lower prices.
w. Z. GILBERT.
| Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.