The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-09-07
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

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him in this section.
Election tickets printed at this Office as
cheap as the cheapest.
"A forty pound turtle was caught out OF
Barnes pond the other day.
The boys and girls resumed school
attendance last Monday.
...Old Scrap Book" is still circulating
around trying to beat Clements.
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mrs. NJ. P. White has returned from
her visit to Tennessee.
THE Mayors court last Monday morn
ing was pretty we'll crowded with offend
ers of the law.
| Go to the court house on next Saturday
at 10 o clock and hear Hon. ]. q. Clements
speech.
...Gentlemen, to announce your can
didacy bring in five dollars cash in ad-
vance
DROPPED DEAD.-We learn that Mr.,
Sill Scroggns, of this county, dropped dead
last Thursday He was buried last Friday.
Geo. NJ. Manning got a three and a
half pounds sweet potato out of his garden
last Monday.
Ito repent without mending ones ways
is to pump out the ship without stopping
the leak
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Sash, blinds and doors, at the lowest
prices, at J. w. Henderson & Cos.
IA lady visiting Marietta, lost fifteen
dollars on the street the other day, and has
been unable to find it.
Hon. J. G. Clements will speak at the
court house in Marietta, next Saturday at
10 O'Clock, NJ.
NOTICE The bridge scross Chattahoo-
chez River at Green & Pope's Ferry is now
complete and ready for the travelling public.
Mr.. P r. Fleming announces him
self a candidate for tax collector in this is
sue He is a good and competent man.
AN old Independent, who heard DR..
Felton's speech, gives his reasons in a COM
munication in this Issue why he cannot
support him any longer.
ALL persons indebted to us are hereby
notified to call and settle by the 1st of Octo-
Der, or their accounts will be placed out for
collection. A. G. HEGGIE & Co.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr.. Richard Heine left last Monday
fer LAGRANGE, Ca, where he goes to accept
position in a jewelry establishment. Our
best wishes for his success.
...On next Saturday, the 9th inst. Hon.
]. G. Clements will speak at the Court
House in Marietta at 10 o'clock M. Every
body invited to attend
Mrs. Chuck Anderson, Mrs. H. s. An
dersen, Miss Annie McAffee, of Marietta,
and Miss Georgia Anderson of Covington,
left last Tuesday for the Cincinnati Expo
stion, Judge H. NJ. Hammett accompany
ing
kite flying amuses the boys, bicycling
riding the young men, and taking out mat
rimonial policies the old men--and the
girls, God bless them, anything amuses
them from buggy ride to plate of ice
cream.
lion. J. c. Clements, the Democratic
candidate for Congress Of 7th District, will
address the citizens of Cobb county at the
Court House, in Marietta, Saturday, Sep
TENDER 9th, at - o'clock, M. Everybody
invited to attend. Come one, come all. |
I'VE are now prepared to gin cotton
Having new machinery we can make you a
good sample good turn out and do it
quick. Try us.
McCLATCHY & CLEVELAND.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
COBB COUNTY CARP.-Maj. W. T.
Winn, on last Monday by request, drove
out to the pond of Mr.. NJ. A. Mays, five
miles east OF Marietta, to examine it for
young carp and found them in great abun-
dance from four to seven inches in length.
They are four months old from spawners
of two years old
The lawn party at Mrs. Glover's resi-
dence on Monday night, was truly happy
affair. The crowd was large and the enter
tainment was complete success. Every
thing for sale was sold readily, and a very
nice sum was realized. The Marietta Sill
yer Cornet Band discoursed some very
sweet music.
Col. Frank A. Irwin and J. Y. Alex
ander, Esq, were nominated last Tuesday
for the Legislature by the the county dem
ocratic convention. Their nomination,
will, doubtless, give satisfaction. They
are gentlemen Of integrity and will make
efficient Representatives. The conven-
ton made no nomination for county officers
but have made ii a free for all race
I'VE have received the annual trade
review of the Savannah News, creditably
representing the business of that thriving
seaport city, as well as containing much
valuable information. There is no better
newspaper published South than the Savan
nah Daily News, while its Weekly always
contains the very best literary stories of
absorbing interest. ea
...DIED-Johpnie F., infant child of Mr..
and Mrs G. G. Kiser, on Sunday last. Its
burial took place on Monday morning. Rev.
T. A. Seals preaching the funeral sermon.
Thus another precious rose bud has been
clipped from the parent stem and trans
planted to bloom in Heaven. Our sympa-
thies go out to the bereaved.
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
IA white man, suspected of robbing q