The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-03-16

Wv E. Gilbert stock of Dry Goods,
Notions, &c, is complete.
...Some think that there won't be as
much guano used this year as last.
Horse traders are in their glory this
week
...G6od work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Averill Chemical Paint at Wilson'S.
...Small grain is being largely planted by
our farmers.
...SIiss Pauline Schoenthall is on visit
to Baltimore.
"A good deal of house and fence repair
ing going on.
Cobb county has some as fine stock of
horses and cattle as you will find in the
State.
Cook Stoves for everybody at Wilson s.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Waste no words with mean man, for
a man who is determined to be mean is
beyond the pale of redemption.
IF you want to become a money lend
er, borrow at and per cent, and lend it
at 10 and ~ per cent.
The press of Georgia is almost a unit
in favor of converting the Legislature to re.
district the State.
Don't buy Sewing Machine until you
see the New Home it is a model of prefec
ton. J. Z. Dobbs & Son sell them.
The variableness of the weather is
well calculated to please the tastes of all
kinds of people
Mr.. j. W. Henderson has bought part
of the Lester lot, fronting the railroad, and
will erect two nice residences thereon.
sunday last was inclement, and was
truly day of rest Some rested from their
labors, and Others wsre restless to get out
doors.
The Eclectic College, of Atlanta, has
just turned out 81 graduates, one female.
DR.. l. j. NJ. Goss, of this place, is one of
the Professors.
Remember, boots. shoes, hats, mems
and boys clothing in large lots at W. +.
Gilberts cheaper than elsewhere.
...MARRIED.-M Mr.. james G. Lester of
Cumming. was married to Miss Hennie
Merriwether, of Newton county on the End
inst.
The Rome Tribune need not give itself
any uneasiness about the financial condition
of Cobb county. Sweep the cob webs from
your own door.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds
Governor Colquitts proclamation APP
pears in another column offering reward
of 800 for the arrest of Frank McWhorter
for the murder OF Nathan Anderson.
IA fellow was in town the other day
who had too much jaw. He was giving
some of it away when fellow took him a
biff under the chin. He is now wearing his
jaw in a chin.
THE origin of the colored man, the
causes of his color, hair and other peculiar
ities," was the subject OF lecture delivered
by Rev. J. j. Durham, colored on 10Th, at
the colored Baptist Church in this place.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Try the "Queen Coffee Pot'' at Will
ns-saves one. fourth the coffee and makes
clear strong coffee.
The w. & A. r. r., will continue to
be managed by Joe Brown under lease act,
Notwithstanding that the Attorney General
has declared the bond illegal. Joe Brown
has long head,
I'VE observe that some of our farmers
are hauling home hay, corn, meat and gu
ano, all bought on time. These fellows
raise all cotton The most successful farm
ers are those who raise their own provis
ions.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
THE simplest and Highest running ma
chine is the New Home. We pay cash
for them and can afford to sell low down.
j. p. DoBBs & Son.
DIR. Charles B. Sewell graduated at the
Southern Medical College recently, and DR..
Ed Alexander graduated at the Atlanta
Medical college, both Cobb county young
men. The latter is now on visit to Ala
bama with view to locate. Success to
both ofthem.
The law card of J. J. Northcutt, Esq.
of Acworth, Georgia, appears in another
column He is one of the best lawyers to
his age in the county He is persistent,
energetic, honorable and clever. Those
who entrust legal business to his care will
find that he will give it prompt attention.
Clothing Clothing have just re
ceived the largest and best selected Spring
Stock of Clothing to be found in the city.
Call and see that the style, quality and
price is attractive. w. Z. GILBERT.
IF you want pure bred high class chick
ems, such as Brahmas and Plymouth Rocks,
then we would advise you to buy eggs for
Matching from Prof W. E. Myers, who
has an advertisement in this issue, offering
some for sale. This gentleman has at great
cost bought class of fowls that will bear
inspection, and we would be glad if our
people would call at his home and see them
He takes great pride in his "hennery, and
our people should initiate his example and
engage more largely in raising the pure
bred chickens. Mr.. Myers deserves credit
for introducing these fine fowls into this
community and giving all an opportunity
10 get them at a small cost.