The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-02
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
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Barrett & Co s Circus will exhibit III
Marietta on the 22d of November.
MIR. Chuck Anderson has bought $40,
600 worth of mules last week.
Republican tickets have been received
with Felton's and Forsyths names thereon
You can save money by buying YOU
Dry Goods. Sc, from E. l.. Fowler.
Mrs J. S. Wright, of Augusta, will
make Marietta her home as soon as she set
ties up her affairs in Augusta.
go out Friday night 3rd inst, to thu
Court House and hear Hon. j. c. Glenn
ents' speech.
Military Braid for dress trimmings
IN all colors, at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Just now fair, feminine hands are busy
housing their floral treasures to protect
them from frost.
REV. T. A. Seals preached a sermon Of
great power, pith and point, Sunday morn.
ing, on "Brotherly Love"
...Parlor and Bed-r room Suites on the in.
stallment plan at Hrsch's.
And you sold your cotton and forgot to
pay the printer. Come now, you have
read our paper and we need the money.
Two beautiful building lots on Chero-
kee street. 80 feet 'front.' half acre each, can
be bought cheap. Apply at this office.
"A large assortment of fine Majoica
Ware at Mrs. b. Schoenthall's
...Our efficient and vigilant Sheriff, A.
T. Coryell, is announced as candidate
for election in this issue.
miss Roselle Mansfield is visiting her
brother, w. C. Mansfield, in Cleveland,
Tenn.
Hon. J. G. CLEMENTS will speak in
Marietta, on Friday night: the Sd inst, at
the Court House. Everybody invited to
to attend.
...Hubbell FELTON, money is flowing free
ly in its corrupting influence, and yet no
one pirates louder about free ballot and a
fair count" than DR.. FELTON,.
misses and Children's Shoes of Mum
dell's make at Z. l.. Fowler's new, cheap,
cash store.
IF every Clements man will come out
and vote next Tuesday, FELTON, will certain
ly be defeated. The news from all over the
district is very encouraging.
"A large stock of carpets for sale on the
installment plan at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Some men think they are fooling the
Clements men by claiming to be for Glenn
ents, while they are secretly working tor
FELTON,, but they have been caught up with,
and will be watched and exposed.
I'VE are indebted to T. L. Hunt s. Co.,
for water bucket made entirely of COM
pressed paper. 1t holds water like daisy.
Go and buy one and see how nicely they
take the place of wooden ware.
...Gen. Brannan's residence on Dallas
street, and Mr. ]. r. Brumbys residence
on Cassville St, now nearly completed, are
both handsome structures and creditable to
the town.
Mr.. Chuck Anderson is having water
works of his own built in rear of his livery
stables A deep and broad well has been
dug, and wind mill and a pump have
been erected thereon, which will carry wa
ter all through his stables.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
You can buy fine Baby Carriage on
the installment plan at Mrs. b. Schoen
thalls store.
...MARRIED-On the 21st of October by
Rev. A. j. Bell, Mr.. NJ j. Stansell ant
Miss L. p Hudgeons at the residence O
the brides father, Mr.. Richmond Hudg
cons. All of Cobb county.
The Feltonites are circulating lies on
Clements just on the eve Of the election,
with the hope that they cannot be refuted
before the day Of election Democrats are
too sensible to be caught with such chaf.
...MARRIED-In this place on the 27th
ult., at the residence of Mr.. Robert Gar
wood, Col p. P. Duprc, of Canton, and
Miss Marie Garwood, of this place, Rev. N.
N Edge officiating. May they live long and
prosper.
...Hirsch has large stock of Carpets, Oil
Cloths Baby Carriages Snd Furniture that
he is selling cheap on the installment plan.
Call and take look
last week, Mr.. George Brown near
Powder Springs, started to town with q
wagon, loaded with bale of cotton, drawn
by mule. The mule ran away, and threw
the bale Of cotton and Mr.. Brown into a
ditch, fracturing Mr.. BIS leg and skull.
The mule continued to run and wrecked
the wagon completely.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
LET every Clements man go to the polls
next Tuesday and vote. Get buggy and
carry your crippled and infrm neighbor
and give him a chance to vote also. Luke
warmness. nor apathy must not be allowed
to defeat Clements Every democrat must
be up and doing. Work work work
is the motto.
The prettiest stock of Good in town at
Z L. Fowler's at the stand recently vaca
ted by VIM. Root. Call see for yourselves.
GOOD work at lowest prices. Reynolds.
I'VE understand that the proposed Leg
islative change of the city charter of Mari
eta is to elect officers for two years. Ii
this is so, we don't think it will meet the
approval Of our citizens. Our officers
should be elected every year, upon the
principle that frequent settlements makes
long friends. If we get efficient officers,
who deserve to be continued in office, it is
but little trouble to re-elect them at the end
of each year, whereas if We get incompetent
oNSoerc thew tvOuld he saddle0 uDOn MS two