The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-09-14


home on last Saturday night. Their many
friends welcome them home.
bring on your old iron r. w. Gable
will pay you cash tor it.
Mr.. r. S. Edison announces himself a
candidate for Tax Collector. He is de-
serving man and well-known.
Col Spencer Atkinson, who has been
spending several weeks at this place, re-
turned to his home at Brunswick yesterday.
His wife will prolong her visit
The ''sear and yellow leaf season is
upon us. Let the editor tune his liar
Conyers Weekly. From the story you tell
of the carp fish sucking the COW dry, we
think you have tuned your liar.
...Some of those who invested in Matri
monial policies, have received checks for
their several amounts and feel as happy as
Oscar Wilde's "big sunfower."
...Hirsch has the sole agency for the
Eighmie Round Bosom Shirt.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Rev. Robert Baber is announced as a
candidate for Tax Collector in this issue.
He is clever gentleman and well qualified
to fill the office.
The ginning season is out,
The saddest of the year;
When arms go up the spout
And fingers disappear.
Mr.. George w. York is before the peo-
pie as a candidate for Tax Collector. He
is well known and would make faithful
officer.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
NOTICE The bridge scross Chattahoo-
chez River at Green & Pope's Ferry is now
complete and ready for the travelling public.
Tom Lyman's case has been affirmed
by the Supreme Court, and he goes to the
chain gang. He has been in Cobb county
Jail over six months. His sentence is for
six years, for attempt to murder.
Hon. w. J. VIM, H. G. Coryell, J.
B. Campbell and Albert NJ. Dobbs are max
ing arrangements to organize a matrimon-
ial asso citation. Boys, here will be a chance
to keep your money at home.
REV. j. S. Reynolds has held two pro,
tracted meetings in Paulding county at Mt.
Zion and New Georgia Baptist Churches
and their were sixty united with the
churches. Out of that number forty were
baptised. At other places many confessed.
Hon. J. c. Clements spoke at Ros-
well last Monday night, at Winnings on
Tuesday, and at Coxes district yesterday.
Hon. J. c. Clements will speak at Ac
worth, Friday night 18th inst. Also at the
following places:
Rome, Saturday, September 10Th.
Buchanan, Monday, September 18th.
Dallas, Tuesday, September 10Th.
MIR. T. X. Handy had the misfortune
to have his left leg badly mashed and
bruised several days ago by a portable en-
CINE running over it. But for stump,
that saved part of the pressure, the leg
would have been crushed off. He is now
going on crutches. We trust he will soon
be all right again.
Our friend, Will Chambers, whose
family resides in Chattanooga, is now Gen.
Yard Master, for the Alabama, Great South
ern Railroad Company, at Birmingham.
Bill has prospered since he left Marietta,
and we trust, he will soon get rich enough
to return to Marietta and live.
suits for Boys from four years up at
Hirsch's.
determined to be ahead, we have de-
cided to give our customers the benefit OF
our improved cotton cleaner free of charge.
AS there will probably be large per cent
OF storm cotton, this machine will work
revolution for the farmer. We will prove
that the value of cotton can be enhanced
by its use from 81 to $40 per bale.
A HOWELL & Son.
The friends and acquaintance OF Jack
Moore will be glad to learn that he has &C
cepted a position with the old and reliable
firm, Frazier s. Morgan, Wholesale and
Retail Grocers, 70 Whitehall and 80 Broad
streets, Atlanta, Ca, where he intends
to making it to their interest to call and see
him. Go and get your family groceries, to
bacco bagging and ties.
"A full line of Carpets and Oil Cloths at
Hirsch's.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKING. Mrs.
F. NJ. Mcdaniel and Mis-. NJ A. Everett
have opened first class dress making es-
adjustment in those elegant rooms over
ChamDerlin, Boynton & Co.'S, No. 66t'
Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Have on
hand all the latest styles. A large number
of hands employed and therefore orders
from adjacent towns can be promptly at
tended to- viii be glad to have the ladies'
of Marietta to call and see them.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Winters g. Legg tell the people in this
issue about the buggies, bone dust, baggins
and ties, &C, they have for sale, as can be
read in another column. This is reliable,
solid firm, and the very best of bargains
can be had from them They do large
business, and if energy and courtesy are
worth anything, they deserve to do still
larger. Call and see them.