The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-02-02


Dallas next Monday.
Mr.. Wade White has the rear building
OF his burnt store nearly rebuilt
Pine Ground Raw Bone at A. A
Fletcher & Co.'S
don t forget to pay the printer tina
little bill you owe him. Pay at once.
Dat good looking snow" came dowr
first rate last Monday.
The nation that is most popular nov
is vacci nation.
THE ST. James Episcopal Church ha'
received a new bell, weighing 406 pounds
There is not business in town bu
what should advertise in the JOURNAL.
Farmers Friend Guano at A. A. Fetch
er & Cos.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Valentine day will soon be upon US
with its myriad missives sent by Misses and
Masters.
Our merchants say that they will not
be able to give much credit to farmers this
year.
Alexander Rataree has been carried to
the Dade Coal Mines to serve out his ten
years sentence.
Mr.. f. A Withers has resolved a new
turning lathe, very valuable machinery for
his work
The business failures throughout Geor-
gia and the South are numerous. We trust
that they are not forerunners of a panic.
mo small pox in hundred miles
Marietta that we know OF, yet it is wise
precaution to be vaccinated.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
go TO A. A. Fletcher g. Co.'S, for your
Fertilizers, Seed Oats, Corn, Meat and Flour
This has been most remarkable win
ter for lateness, but has been rushing things
upon us for the last two weeks
1t won't be long before candidates for
county offices will begin to feel the pulse of
their friends.
5000 reward has been offered by an In
surance Company for the discovery Of the
incendiary who burnt the stores in Marietta
on north side of the square.
MANY man signs and wishes he had
all that money he fooled away on Other
girls to buy baby carriage with.
Mr.. John w. Rigsby, a shoe merchant
of Augusta, Ga, has failed. Liabilities
$10,5 Assets IS, 800. His friends in Ma
rietta will regret to hear of his misfortune.
...Etiwan Acid Phosphate sold only by
A. A Fletcher q Co.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
For RENT-The nice new cottage
next door to Methodist church. Large
Barn and the best garden spot in town
Apply to G. f. MANSFIELD.
I'VE trust those parties who had in con
temptation the erection Of cotton factory
in Marietta, will not abandon the idea
There's money in it.
DR.. John II. Simpson is not only a
good physician, but an accurate prophet.
He told US Sunday night it was going to
snow.
Under the new law, conductors on
railroad trains in Georgia are policemen to
conserve good order and to arrest those who
act disorderly on their trains.
The wood -hauleT laughs and grows fat
during this bad weather, while the town
fellow runs his hand down in his pocket in
search of the last nickel to keep the chunks
piled on
-. The New Postmaster General decided
that postmasters who fail to notify publish
ers when subscribers remove or fail to take
papers from the post office, shall be respon-
sible for the subscription.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
North Western Ammoniated Dissolved
Bone at A. A. Fletcher 81 Cos.
WE are greenbackers enough TO insist
on the restoration of the fractional currency,
the convenience of which every business
man or firm appreciated. AS it is postage
stamps are being issued as substitutes,
which have too much sticking properties to
be of service.
Our present city council, we believe,
will prove an efficieut working body. They
are not only live, progressive men, but have
been successful in their own occupations
and professions, good criterion that they
are capable of managing the affairs Of the
CITY with like success.
Miss Mamie Cheek, beautiful blonde
from Marietta, who was great tavorlte IN
Rome during her school days at Shorter
has returned to the college as a guest OF the
Presidents family. Her many friends
gladly welcome her return to the city OF
hills.-Rome Courier.
Mr.. Thos II. Shockley has returned
from his trip North. He has bought =
splendid stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats,
Boots AMI Shoes, which VIII be here in a
few days and lie will be ready to display
them to his friends at the corner store
north west side of the squrae.
The Rome Courier says: fCol, Cole
has bought the Griffin and CarrolIton Rail
road, and will 90 direct TO Rome from Car
rollton. and not from Atlanta" We don't
believe Col Cole will do that. We think
his charter requires him to go from Allan
Ia tU Rome.