The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-03-30

Several of the boys have received new
bicycles
Capt John Milledge, of Atlanta, was in
attendance upon Court here last Friday.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The nortnerh visitors here are perfectly
delighted with our climate and town.
LET our citizens asitate the starting OF
manufacturing enterprises.
"A First Glass Soda Fountain for sale
cheap, bargain. AC. HEGGIE & Co.
The Cherokee Advance advocates
Judge j. r. Brown for Congressman at
large.
I'VE saw a wagon in town Monday last
containing beautiful young lady and two
sacks of suano.
I'VE are indebted to Mr.. W. Z. Myers
for setting" of Light Brahma and Ply
mouth Rock eggs
...Governor Colquitt has pardoned Kate
Southron the murderess of Narcissa Cow
art of Pickens county.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Master Bub Walker received severe
kick from horse at Anderson's stables the
other day. 1t laid him up for repairs
REV. T. A. Seals is conducting series
of meetings this week at the Methodist
Church, morning and night.
Georgia wants more muscle and mon
ey and corn raisers, and fewer politicians
and candidates for Office.
We have the prettiest red headed girl
in the State - COnyers Weekly. If her head
is red " hat is the color of her hair
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Remember, boots, shoes, hats, mems
and boys clothing, in large lots at W. +.
Gilberts cheaper than elsewhere.
Judge Brown put fines upon several il
legal voters last week, and says lookout
next time.
What about building that new hotel in
Marietta? A man stands ready to lease it
when built for ten or twenty years, and
pay the money monthly in advance.
60 to Mrs. Freeman's on Lawrence st.
to get bargains in Straw Bonnets, Laces,
yelvets tor skirts &c. sc.
MIR. VIM. Root has let out the contract
to rebuild his store to MessFs. Henderson
and Wallis II will be two story building
with handsome front.
WANTED TO RENT AT ONCE small
cottage, or two down stair rooms suitable
for light housekeeping, with some good
family JOHN ID. WHITE.
although &c. 900 insurance on man IS
life will not exactly cause his corpse to
smile on the widow, it has a powerful in
fuence in causing some other man to smile
at her.
The man tho fills hole in Il punched
coin for the purpose of passing it off, lays
himself liable under section 6451 of the re-
vised U. S. statutes to fine of $4,000 or
Imprisonment for five years OF both.
.MARRIED-On the 22nd inst at the
house of the brides father, j. Il. Murdoch,
Mr.. C. c. Osborn and Miss Dora Murdoch,
by John Chandler N. P, all of Cobb coun-
ty.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Clothing Clothing l have just re
cevcd the largest and best selected Spring
Stock of Clothing to be found An the city
Call and see that the style, quality and
price is attractive W. E. GILBERT.
REV. G. F. Howard, formerly of Mari
eta, but at present pastor of the Baptist
Church in Forsyth, Ca, was married on
the 23d inst, to Mrs. Sallie Cabaniss Burke,
daughter of Judge Cabaniss. of Forsyth,
Rev. DIR. Gwin officiating.
lone of the ablest and soundest articles
on "Our Brother in Black, +" in reply to DR..
Haygood, appeared in the last issue of the
Sunny South. written by that profound
thinker and eminent scholar. Rev. W. j.
Scott He handles the subject with master
ly ability.
Our citizens are petitioning the officers
of the w. & A. Railroad to- run a special
accommodation from Marietta TO Atlanta
and return, for The special accommodation
of citizens who wish To make Marietta theiI
home but do business in Atlanta. 1t would
be of great benefit to Marietta ahd we hope
the petition will be granted.
The Court NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., how
did you have the audacity to break into this
man s house at midnight and rob him =
Prisoner, pteously-"But, your honor, last
time was before you you wanted to know
how could have the audacity to rob man
on the highway at noon. When do you
want me to get in my work p
"A. W. YORK g. Co., invite their
friends to call and examine their excellent
stock OF spring Dry Goods, selected with a
view to give perfect satisfaction to the trad
ing public They keep good line of Gro
ceries, such as you will find in first class
establishments. Every article offered fol
sale is pu; down at the lowest possible fig
ure and il will be to your interest to give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
IF the farmers of this section would
give more of their attention to raising theiI
meat at home instead of buying western
raised bacon on time at such enormous
prices, they would soon find themselves
better off, and growing more prosperous,
and there would be less demand for mort
cages. The increased demand for these
Iron clad clinchers, presents q rather
,p;nvitinO nrosnect for the future