The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-30
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

To-day is Thanksgiving Day. Oh
serve it.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
THE North Georgia Methodist Confer,
ence is in session at LAGRANGE.
...There was no preaching at any of the
churches on last Sunday night.
Mr.. w. S. Dodgen has left with US two
large apples, the second crop of tree this
year.
Only a few weeks to Christmas, and
you have not paid the printer.
We learn of several business changes
for the new year.
"A large stock of carpets for sale on the
installment plan at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Cobb county sent five negro men and
one negrs women to the chain gang last
Tuesday
1T is reported that there are over 100
cases of small pox in Chattanooga, and
one case at the Dade Coal Mines.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willingham left
last Tuesday for Stone Mountain their tu-
ture home
miss Beatrice Christian, of Powder
Springs, is visiting Miss Willie Scott, on
Lawrence Street.
THE transit of venus takes place De-
INa- Etl L.
| through glass about O'Clock a. m.
Love in cottage sounds very pretty,
but coal in the cellar has a more practical
ring to it such weather as this.
...Dr. j. W. Bszeman is selling his ele-
CANT stock of silverware, jewelry, &c, at
great sacrifice. Call and see him.
Mr.. Irwin, of Cobb has introduced
bill to procure a portrait of Gov. A. II.
Stephens for the capitol.
...Callender's Colored Ministries was far
better than most minstrel troupes trav-
cling. Their music was excellent
"A large assortment, Ladies, Misses and
Childrens' Cloaks at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr.. w. J. Thomas, of this county has
an Injurious turkey hen, This year she
has laid ninety eggs, and Matched and
reared one brood of turkeys.
Ito RENr-Half of house, contain
ing five rooms, on Church street, will be
rented very reasonably. Either furnished
or unfinished Apply to J. c. Howell
For REKT-A five-rcom house, large
garden, good water, and out houses. conven-
lent to the square. Apply to Mrs. B.
Lowery, on the place.
The editor of the Augusta Chronicle says
he don't want to eat twenty-five cent
possum at the expense of ten dollar tree,
and thinks law should prevent the de-
struction of timber by possumhunters.
IF you want to make nice Christmas
present to some one, go to DR.. Bozeman's
jewelry establishment, where he can suit
you if ANYBODY can.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
IA large assortment of fine Majolica
Ware at Mrs. b. Schoehthall's.
IS. H. Barrett & Co. S circus gave two
performances here last Wednesday week
The menagerie had fair representation of
animals, while the ring performance was
very good. An immense crowd was in
town, and the day was quite lively.
The Marietta and North Georgia Rail
road failed to reach Gilmer county as con
tracted, but the good folks up there intend
to take the earnest efforts for the deed, and
pay the &c., 900 all the same. Work is
progressing rapidly.
Mr.. Benjamin Rice, of this county,
has horse twenty four years old. Mr.
Rice has raised six children, and the entire
six learned to pillow that horse. The old.
faithful horse is still active, and can travel
as far in day as almost any other horse.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued to white persons by our Ordi-
nary since the 18th inst. r. w. Bell and
Fanny Baggett G: A. Kemp and Claude |
House. John Champion and Mary Smith. |
John E. Maddox and Jane .Winn. w. B. |
Adams and Dora Everett
I'VE have seen a letter from a highly |
responsible gentleman of Milledgevlle to |
a worthy farmer of this county, which |
completely explodes the Furman system of
farming. The system is highly costly and
bombastic.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Wednesday morning the weather was
clear, but decidedly the coolest we have
had this season. The water in buckets hal |
a thick crust OF ice, while the ground was
frozen hard and spewed up in places. 1t |
was regular hog killing morning.
THAT sblest and best of Southern news
papers, the Savannah Morning News comes |
to us enlarged and printed on new type,
looking as bright as polished gold. 1t is
true as steel to democratic principles and
model paper, worthy of the success it has
achieved.
Chronic grumblers will please paste
this in their hats: when an editor makes
mistake in his paper all the world sees it
and calls him liar. When a private cti-
zen makes mistake nobody knows it ex-
cept few friends, and they come around
and ask the editor to keep it out of the
paper
TAX NOTICE. By referring to the pro-
ceedings Of the last session of the City
Council, tax payers will see that the city tax
book was closed November Goth. BY con-
sent of Council the time has been extended !
to December /, 1882. If you want to save
cost of execution, you had better call at
once and settle.
GEO. NJ MANNING, Clerk.