The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-03
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

go w are luuCultu W MI. L, ~. pSlAN
for three very fine watermelons.
DIR. Reynolds has built fish pond in
which he proposes TO cultivate carp
I'VE sell the best scot corset in town.
j. j. Northcutt & Son.
IA dairyman in Atlanta off of fourteen
cows nets 800 per month.
There are quite number of our people
in favor of dog law.
...DIED-In this city on the 2sth ult.,
James E. B Boyle, aged 10 years.
miss Fannie Phinizy, of Augusta, is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. J. A. G. Anderson left last Mon
day morning for Catoosa Springs.
MIR. A, H. Kent left on last Saturday
morning on a trip North.
MIR. James Ponder of this county, left
with us last Saturday cotton boil.
Mrs. Frank King and daughter left
Tuesday afternoon for Tate Springs.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...FoUND-One gold tipped black. cross.
j. j. Northcutt & Son.
Miss Ida Marchman of Powder Springs
is guest of Mrs. Z. l.. Fowler.
Peaches sold in this place last Monday
at 25cts per bushel.
sash, blinds and doors, at the lowest
e. No.
miss Maud Mcfarland has returned to
her home in LaGrange, accompanied by
Miss Daisy Cox.
Cobb county will make more than
enough bread to do her this year. Her corn
crop was never more promising.
Eek Congressman w. E. Smiths family
are summarizing in the city, stopping
at Mr. J. P. Dobbs' residence.
we sell a good standard Brogan Shoe,
screw fastenings, for $10O. j. j. North
cult & Son
. I'D. Northcutt & Son havejust received
some new shades in Matelasse Suitings or
Basket tlannels at 65cts per yard
According to the Tax Receivers report
in another column, the taxable property of
Cobb county has increased $204, 1926 90 since
last year.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
We are now prepared to sell ''The Gel
ebrated Milwaukee Beer" by the dozen, at
one dollar per dozen.
A. c. HEGGIE & Co.
...Atantas colored population fairly
swarmed in Marietta last Sunday afternoon.
Our Marshal didn't have occasion to hive
any of them, however.
ANY one in want ola good water pow
er, would do well to read advertisement in
another column and consult Mr. Geo. M.
Lewis.
"A colored Sunday School celebration at
Bullock Barn on Saturday last, about 450
persons being in attendance. Perfect order
was maintained and no disturbances.
Mr. O. L. Bozeman has been pardoned
out OF the penitentiary, where he was sent
for killing SorreIls.' 1t is said that he is in
bad health.
Our Marietta boys who are cigarette
smokers, would do well to read an article
on our first page, relative to the matter,
and steer clear of the Chinese cigarettes.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
DIR. FELTON, has commenced his canvass
for Congress 1t will require energetic eff
forts to defeat him. Let every democrat dc
his duty. A full vote and fair count will
lay the Doctor permanently on the shelf.
This is glorious county in her pro-
auctions. On the streets can be seen for
sale watermelons, canteloupes, peaches, APP
piles, pears, grapes, and vegetables of all
kinds.
The petition gotten up by Mr.. Chuck
Anderson asking Governor Colquitt to par
don Sam Young, colored, out of the chain
gang, has resulted in Sans pardon. He
was sentenced for ten years and had served
about one year and half.
...FoR SALE.--A six horse power Buck
walter Engine in first class running order.
A bargain can be had. Apply to ]. NJ.
Wilson or Thomas Ii. Withers Marietta.
Fortune, it is said knocks once at every
man S door, This may be true, but in the
majority of cases she sneaks around and
taps at the back door, and then scoots off
across lots be Gore the householder can real
ize that he has missed charming chance of
becoming a blooming bloated bondholder
"A large crowd attended Trickum Camp
meeting last Sunday. Rev. L. j. Davies
preached the II O'Clock sermon. Among
the ministers present were Mr.. Parks, pre-
siding elder, Dr. Hopkins, Mr.. Mcclure,
Mr.. Dempsey. Mr.. Bond, Mr.. Malone and
others.
Mr.. w. E. Gilberts store house has
been made fire proof, by parapet walls and
tin root The interior has been reprinted,
and he now has one of the neatest establish
| ments in town. He is back at the old stand
and ready to give cordial welcome to Gus
toners.
Hon. Judson c. Clements has presented
the petition of the Marietta City Council,
asking that Congress pass an appropriation
| bill to macademize the National Cemetery
Street at this place. Mr.. Clements writes
that he will see Senator Brown and have it
tackled on to the Sundry Civil Bill, before
the Senate, as it was too late for the House.
We are glad to note that $3.50 has been
appropriated Hurrah for Clements He
has done more for us than any Representa-
tive sent from this district since the war.