The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-04-20
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

's'LOaleTs are plenty anu loaVeS art
scarce.
THE picnic season has been but little
enjoyed.
...Will Cox and Rut Banks are on visit
to Florida
six cases of small pox in Atlanta, and
the disease is still spreading.
shall Marietta quarantine against At
lanta and her small pox ?
Miss Katie Robinson, of Roswell, is in
the city.
do not prey upon your neighbors, hui
pray upon your knees.
.Whtewashing is looking up. Now is
a good time to spread it on.
"A gentleman OF this place has COW
that averages pound of butter every day.
John B. Goodwin will be candidate for
Mayor of Atlanta.
Cook Stoves for everybody at Wilson's.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
"A mad dog was killed by Mr.. w T.
McCutcheon one day last week
...Jack Moore is still giving satisfact ion
in meals at lowest prices. Regular board
| ers solicited.
| The Wells comet, discovered last month
is approaching the earth at the rate of
2,0000 600 miles day.
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old Caters at w. II. Covington's, Coryells
old stand, Church ST.
DIR. Westmoreland, of Atlanta. is re.
peatedly called to our city for consultation
and to perform surgical operations
Hon. Seaborn Wright of Rome, has
been chosen memorial orator for the Goth
at this place.
...Averill Chemical Paint at Wilson's.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Especial mail service has been establish
ed in Irvine, Cobb county, Ga, from Salt
Springs
Bishop Beckwith has many admirers in
Marietta who never fail to hear him when
he breaches in our town.
Eight person joined the Baptist Church
last Sunday, one the Episcopal and five
the Methodist.
Mr.. S. G. Thornton, who ha sheen run
ming railway engine in Florida, has re-
turned to his home at this place sick.
The Pinkerton place, owned by Mrs.
Ogden, was sold at public cutlery last Satur-
day to Judge 7. J. Atkinson for 1861 90.
Try the Queen Coffee Pot at Will
son 's-saves one fourth the coffee and makes
clear strong coffee.
! Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr.. H. Reid lett last Tuesday tor Col
umbus to attend the Grand Lodge of the
Knights OF Honor Mrs. Reid accompanied
him.
IA new postoftice has been established
between this place and Lost Mountain, call
ed Octavia Mr.. Geo. w. Green, postmas-
| ter.
| "A large congregation was present last
Sunday to hear Bishop Beckwith. He
preached an eloquent and impressive ser.
mon.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
There are five Sundays in this month,
and when school boy wants to know why
there are not five Saturdays as well, you
might as well hire him to go away. Ex-
plantations won't fetch him.
DO not fail to secure one or two sit
tings of eggs from Mr.. Myers thorough
bred stock. He offers eggs from high class
Light Brahmas and Plymouth Rocks at the
low price of $500 per 10 ; $3.50 per 26.
This is the season when the town
fisherman finds it hard to decide whether
he more admires the gurgle gurgle of the
ripping streamlet or the clug -clug of the
stone jug.
Don't forget to go TO Jack Moore's for
| Ice Cream five and ten cents per plate
Lunches prepared and meals sent out to
order.
| The more we read the Macon Tele-
| graph and Messenger, the better pleased
and more convinced are we, that it is one
of the best papers in Georgia. and that AL
bert Lamar cannot be surpassed as an orig
inal, lucid and trenchant writer.
...As this will probably be good fruit
year, Mr. A. w. York has asked the Sup
erintendent of the w. Il A. Railroad to
give special rate for the shipment of fruit,
which he has promised to do by the first of
May.
THE press of Georgia seems to be al
most unanimous for Henry w. Grady for
| Congressman at Large We believe he
would make an efficient congressman.
| 1t strikes us, however, that one of the very
best names mentioned for that position is
Hon. Henry r. Jackson, OF Savannah
Right nobly would he represent the grand
old State of Georgia
..JoB PRINTING, plain and fancy, or in
colors. by experienced and skilled printers,
at the JOURNAL Office. viii duplicate At
lanta prices, or anybody else's prices, and
| guarantee Satisfaction or no charge. lnls
is fair Give us trial and see.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
II desire to call the attention of any one
wishing to purchase on agricultural engine.
l have for sale an Eight-Horse Power Port
able Engine, made by the Watertown
Steam Engine Company. It is almost good
as new and can be bought low for cash.
| Call an examine it, w. II. WARREN
CATTLE Enthusiastically several
of our citizens have had yearlings stolen,
and all efforts to trace their whereabouts
have proven in vain. Evidently there
must be cattle thieves infesting our city.
We trust that officers of the city and coun-
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