The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-01-12
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
WET she lies

Mr.. Paul Leake is visiting our town.
:. Advertise your business for the new
year.
The most taking thing now. is vac
cine matter
The Exposition and cheap railroad fare
expired with the old year.
The city council have turned the hand
fire engine over to colored company.
Renew your subscriptions for the new
year or your names will be dropped.
Next Monday we have another election
on the question of fence or no fence,
Mr. James Hardeman is clerking for
w E. Gilbert
Mr.. John Northcutt is now with Moore
& Marsh, Atlanta.
Mr.. Met Kemp has gone TO Baltimore
to do business.
81, H. Barnes is cerking for J. j.
NoRTHCUTT " Son.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds.
The Journal is adding new subscribers
constantly to its already large list.
During the holidays eggs sold in this
place at 6Octs per dozen, about twice what
the hen is worth that laid them.
Col +. W. Alexander has sent off and
got some pure vaccine matter which takes
we'll
Miss Emma Cliff, who has been visit
ing Mr.. John H. Coopei's family, has re-
turned to her home in Bolivar, Tenn.
Mr. Geo. S. Owen has been appointed
Chief of the Marietta Fire Department by
the city council.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr.. Bob Cleveland now walks on a
erutch owing to his left foot being kicked
by an aifeotionate mule.
...Rev. V. E. Manget's school is largely
attended, rs it deserves to be There is no
better school teacher than Mr.. Manget
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Some people can find plenty Gf money
to attend gift entertainments, but arestoo
poor to take their town paper.
Mr. R. NJ. Clinkscales, former citi-
zen of Marietta, pAt nQE Ct Anderson, ).
c., spent the holidays in our city.
Mr.. Walter Shugart says his little girl
weighs nine pounds, and is only few days
old at that.
Our county Ordinary, H. NJ IIammett;
issued GAG marriage iisense2 for ISL
Whites, 1866 and colored, 80.
Mr.. Fred Mansfield has gone to Tex
rs to stay a while to see if a change Of
climate viii nc. benefit his health.
Mr.. Wade White is preparing to Fo-
build his store house. He proposes to erect
aG iron front, fire proof, two story build
ing, that will be o credit to the town.
MONEY PICKED UR.-Fhe way you
can save money by buying from W. E.
aibeFt, will make you feel like the amount
saved is that muen picked up.
THE Journal enters upon its sixteenth
volume with the new year: We are very
thankful to our patrons for past favors, and
trust to merit continuance of the same.
REV. Robt Baber of Powder Springs
has connected himself with the we'll known
firm of j, j. NoBTHcUTF j. SON He is
good man and will control large trade.
The editors of the Journal are under
many obligations to Mrs D. +. McClatchy
for bednteous supply of nice cake. Such
kindness is duly appreciated.
MARRIED, at the residence of Rev. N,
Keff Smith, L. L. Hunnicutt and Miss Ruth
de'Treville, of Marietta. -AAanta C0nnSN
tuition 9Th inst.
.,,Our friend, J. Bella Campbell, is now
giving his time and attention to his interest
in the firm of A. B. Gilbert j. Co, relia-
BILE and first class provision store.
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
THE HolcOmbe plantation Of 1870 acres
near Acworth, was sold last sale day at pub
lie cutlery for 50. 650.00 Capt. S. Lemon
was the purchaser.
Mr. r. Hirsch now has his dry goods,
clothing, &c, in the store formerly Occu
pied by him as a furniture store. Their
confectionery store is at Cadwell's old stand.
For the next ninety days we are COM
PEELED to sell strictly for cash. Please
don t ask for credit.
J. J. NoETHcUrr%G Son.
Tom Lyman, colored, who was tried
and foundsguilty of attempt to kill, ETC.,
was sentenced to six years in the peniten
tiary. He has appealed for new trial.
During the rainy days Of week before
last, temporary bridge On the N. y n.
Ga. Railroad, near Canton, gave way, and
box car tumbled into the river and tioated
down stream.
w. e. Gilbert is daily adding to his
already large stock OF goods If wishing
to select place to trade through the year
and from year to year, no better house can
be found.
AT Bosco's sleight of hand and gift en-
tertainment last Thursday night Mrs.
Pleas. shelman was voted an elegant gold
loeket as being the handsomest lady in the
AUDIENCE. Evidently the Judges exhibited
good taste.
Machine needles 2 for so cents or %
cents per dozen. and the best Sperm Oil,
| 10 cents bottle, at
Motley e. WARLICH's.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
1t is bad time for our Georgia PEG
pie to go West. Small pox is spreading in
Arkansas and throughout the West A
crust of bread and health in Georgia, are
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