The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-12-14
LOCAL LEAFLETS.


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"A few more tenant houses could be
rented in Marietta very readily.
60 10 DR.. Bozeman' s and get a zen dol
lar clock for $500, and watch for IS.
With the new year, subscribe for the
Journal
The new stores will hardly get finished
by Christmas.
Il. S. Cox will sell pure liquors fol
| Christmas.
Only one candidate for city office.
Well, this is refreshing. Trot 'em out.
"A good supply of tramps are passing
frequently through our town.
...Just received large lot OF Oranges
fresh from the grove at w. NJ. Sessions.
...Short afternoon calls should be called
brevi-teas.
Cobb county has paid out about $1,000
for fruit trees this year:
"A handsome line of Color bordered
| Handkerchief, just received at Shoc&ley's s.
Col. r. A. Massey of the Douglasville
Star, was in TO see US last Thursday.
The Legislature adjourned last Friday
to the first Wednesday in next July.
...All persons indebted to w. NJ. Sessions
are requested to come fol ward and settle
their accents.
Mr. r IT Norfhor,t rOv, ~.,aa 70 n han
Ply smile on his face. A fine boy at his
home.
You can get chairs and bed steads cheap
at W. E. Gilbert's.
GOOD work at lowest prices Reynolds.
An old bachelor says if the matrimon
ial fever keeps on spreading, he is going to
get vaccinnatod at once.
MIR. VIM. Root has a change of adver
tisement in this issue, in which he tells you
all about Christmas presents.
Oranges by the million at w. NJ.
Sessions store.
"A. c. Heggie 6 Co. sells Gus Mays
corn whisky.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...MerrS Christmas will strike us on
Monday this year, but, oh, at the sad hearts
that will fail to be merry.
...Rome's small pox patient, Christopher
Mitchell died last Friday. Dalton has a
case of small pox also.
christmas is ten days off. Then Santa
Claus will gladden. the hearts of the little
ones.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
"A large stock of carpets for sale on the
installment plan at Mrs. B. Schoenthalls.
go to DR.. Bozeman's and get some
of those handsome Christmas presents.
Clocks $500.
Mr.. George H. Withers and family
will move 10 Cedartown in few days. He
has position as engineer on the Cherokee
Road He is clever young man, skilled
machinsts and deserves success.
IF you want pure, sweet mash, corn
whisky for Christmas, call on L. s. Cox.
IA merchant might as well try to do
business without spending money for pos
tage stamps, as to try it without advertising.
1t is possible to do business without either,
but is mighty posr success.
Examine w. L. Gilbert's, stock of
Clothing before buying elsewhere.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
"A large and fine lot of Ladies gold
necklaces and chains at j. w. BOzeman's 8,
cheap for the cash.
Hon. John B. Goodwin. Cobb coun-
ty young man, WAS elected Mayor of At
lanta, last week over two popular oppo-
nents. His success in popular favor has
been wonderful, but no less deserved.
Mr. Tenn Glover ratified his mare oft
last Saturday night at So a chance. He
threw As and sold the chance for $4,000, to
Mr.. Chuck Anderson, and luckily it turned
out to be the winning number.
60 TO Shockleys and buy the best I'm
laundricd Shirt made, for 50 cents All
Wool Cashmere 10 to 25 cents; All Wool
Flannel 20 to 40 cents ; All Wool Cashmere,
Black, 80 to so cents.
60 to Dr. Bozeman's and get some Of
those soft, easy fitting, specks and eye
glasses Pebble rock, crystal and French
lenses, in gold, silver, celluloid, steel AMI
rubber.
...B. L. Robinson, white convict, from
Lawrenceville, while hauling cross ties on
10 oil
run over by hand car and killed, on the
9th inst.
AT the adjourned term of Pauldng Su
perior Court, last week, Bill Slaughter was
tried for the murder of John Hicks. He was
found guilty and sentenced to be hung on
the I'd day Of February next. A motion for
a new trial has been made.
IL have in stock big lot of Old Rye and
Bourbon Liquors, which | will sell for the
next twenty days at greatly reduced prices.
l.. S. Cox.
1T will pay you to look through W. E.
Gilbert's stock of overcoats.
60 to Mrs. B. Schoenthalls to get
your Christmas goods of every description,
at York s old stand.
IAN alarm of fire brought out the fire
engine last Friday. Judge A. N. Simp-
sons residence had caught in the roof from
a spark from the chimney, and was kindling
into blaze when it was discovered. A
few buckets Of water extinguished the fire,
the fire engine not being needed.
In the hurry Of writing the notice OF
the Concert last week, much to our regret
we Inadvertently omitted the name of our
esteemed friend Mr.. J. Bella Campbell, one
of the prominent participants in the enter
tainment. His well-known musical talent
added greatly to the pleasure of the au-
dience.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
II have made arrangements to sell the