The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-09-21

IA good STOCK OF ClOtnlng lot 10
year old children, at w. E. GilbeIts.
Those Cloaks and Jackets at T. a..
Shockley's are the very things you need for
this winter. Now is time to purchase.
MI. George Roberts is announced for
the Legislature in this issue. He has rep
sentedthis county before and is well known,
...Hirsch has the sole agency for the
Eighmie Round Bosom Shirt.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds
Those who wish to have local legisla-
ton passed at the next session of the Leg.
islature, had best advertise the same at once.
Don't stick up written advertisements
on trees, when you have local paper to adj
vertise in. 1t looks picayunish.
Election on the 4th of October for Gov
ernor, State House officers and members of
the Legislature. Remember the day.
Mr.. Ed. Fowler will open dry goods
store in the building recently vacated by
Mr.. VIM. Root. He has gone to Baltimore
to buy his goods.
Mr.. John Hawkins, who for several
weeks has been Frustrated by typhoid fever
in Jail at this place, was carried to his home
in Douglas county last Monday.
Go and hear General Wofford next Sat-
urday the 23d inst, at the court house at
2 o'clock, p. IN. He will make you a good
speech.
For SALE-A good yoke of Steers,
cheap for cash. Will exchange for beef
cattle. TN GLOVER.
Bring on your old iron. r. W. Gable
will pay you cash for it.
Hon. S. B. Hoyt Democratic nominee
for Senator in this district. was in the city
this week. He is quite nice gentleman,
fine speaker and an able man. He will
be elected by handsome majority.
Mr.. VIM. Root, our popular druggist
has moved back to his old corner in his
new and elegant store. where his numerous
friends and customers can find him ready
to wait upon them in a courteous manner.
"A 81 pound sweet potato is what Mr..
Sim Anderson has been feasting on for the
last few days. 1t was raised on Mr.. wv. P.
Anderson farm.
...On last Monday night two burglars at
tempted to break into the residence of DR..
R. E. Cason The alarm was given and the
would be house breakers were frightened
off.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
NOTICE The bridge scross Chattahoo-
chez River at Green e Pope's Ferry is now
complete and ready for the travelling public
...Suits for Boys from four years up a
Hirsch's.
The trade issue of the Augusta ChrOnacL
d Oostitutiondlist is before us and it is one
of the handsomest editions we have eve
SEEM 1t is credit to Augusta and its pub
fishers, and full of valuable information.
Clothing for Children of 4 to 8 year.
age, mems ware in regular and extra sizes
can fit every one. w. E. GILBERT.
Mr.. T. Butner brought to our Office the
other day beet that is curiosity. Mr.. B.
S. Florence, of Powder Springs district, is
the gentleman who raised it. The beet is in
the shape of human being, minus the
head. 1t weighs seventeen pounds and is
we'll worth seeing.
Tom Lyman, colored. was carried to
the chain gang, last Wednesday morning,
on the Marietta and North Ga Railroad, to
work out his sentence of six years, for as
sault with attempt to murder Three other
prisoners were brought up and carried out
at the same time
DIR. W. c. Connally, of Smyrna, is In
the act of locating at Dallas, Ca, where he
has bought drugstore, and will also prac-
tice his profession. The Doctor is one Of
natures nobleman, generous hearted and 9
success full physician. We commend him
to the good citizens OF Paulding as worthy
of their confidence.
"A full line of Carpets and Oil Cloths al
Hirsch's.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Have the largest and best assortment o
Boots and Shoes ever carried. Ladies
Dress Shoes, 81. 25, $3.50, $1.75 up to 50
| Common Shoes at much lower prices.
w. E. GIEBERT.
THE KENNEsAw MARRIAGE UNoE
was organized yesterday with the following
officers
Hon. W. J. VIM, President and Lega
Adviser.
II. G. Coryell, Vice President.
Jno B. Campbell, Secretary.
A. NJ Dobbs, Treasurer.
It is on the Day plan and pays S. to $1'
| per day. All communications should b
addressed to Jno B. Campbell, Secretary
Marietta, Ga.
The first bale Of new cotton received il
Marietta this season, was brought into towf
on the 14th inst, by Green Ethridge, col
ored man. 1t was bought of him by Mr
George W. Boyd, Of the firm of A. A
Fletcher s. Co, for 12t cents. 1t weighed
472 pounds, classed low middllng, and wa
shipped via the East Tennessee, Virgins
and Georgia Railroad to ]. P. Rhodes
| Providence, r. |.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
| All persons indebted to US are hereby
notified to call and settle by the list of Octo
her. or their accounts will be placed out TO
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collection. A. Z. HEeeIE q ~
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done. such as Letter Heads. Note Heads
Bill Heals, Cards, Circulars. Hsndbills
Pamphlets, Tax Receipts, &c, we vii
guarantee to do the work as cheap as Allan
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