The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-09-28
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

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Vote the straight democratic ticket.
lin life, as in chess. forethought wins.
Next Wednesday is the State election.
Mr.. Ed. Fowler has returned from Bal.
timore.
Buy Your brides from w. N. Session S.
Honors come by diligence; riches spring
from economy.
All Heart Shingles for sale at Lemuel
Black S, contractor and builder.
Mr.. George ]. Gable raised some cab
bage this year three hard heads to the stalk.
Logan, the horse thief, was tried in At
lanta, the other day and was committed to
jail without bond
60 to VIM. Sessions to NY your boots
and shoes
Mr. Isaac N. Moon has left with US
two pears weighing ID. and ounce and
l ID. p ounces respectively.
...LosT-A gold pen staff. Finder please
return to d. A. Warlisk.
MIR. Joseph Lacy, a very deserving
gentleman, is announced for Tax Receiver
in this issue.
An immense number of cotton ties and
bagging are being taken out by our farm
ers every day. A good indication.
strictly pure White Lead and Oil for
sale at bottom figures at l.. Black s.
Capt. G. w. Henderson, successful
farmer and miller, is announced for the
Legislature in this issue.
...WANTED-For several months fur
inshed house in Marietta of not less than
four rooms and in good order. Address,
P. o. Box, No "a, Marietta.
...MisssAnna Blackburn, of Madison, was
recently married to Col. E. B. Without, OF
Grayson, KY We watt our congratula-
tons.
Boots for every body at w. NJ. SEES.
sions.
GOOD work at lowest prices Reynolds
"A good stock of Clothing for to s
year old children, at w. Z. Gilbelt's.
Every citizen should bear in mind that
the law CT Georgia requires that all taxes
for last year shall be paid in order to enttle
one 10 vote in the coming election.
1T is said ninety millions of postage
stamps are annually sold in this country and
all ofthem have to be licked before they
will do their duty.
lion. J. C. Clements will speak at
Powder Springs, Saturday, October 18th, at
one O'Clock P. NJ, and at Smyrna, Satur-
day night, October 7th.
..MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides father on the gath inst, Mr.. J. W.
Franklin to Miss Lou Braswell, by j. Y.
Alexander ]. p, all of Cobb county.
The name of G. L. Daniel is announc-
ed in this issue for Tax Receiver. He is
backed by the good words of the Comp
troller General and numerous friends and
will be hard to beat.
All sizes and sorts of shoes at w. NJ.
Sessions
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The farmers have made good wheat,
oat and corn crops this year, with fair
prospect of making good cotton crop.
Four good crops in one year is something
unusual.
MIR. Starnes and Mr. Nesbit are build
ing two large elegant res licences On Powder
Springs road, p miles from town. Mr.. L.
Black, contractor.
sash, Doors and Blinds will he sold
cheaper by l.. Black than anybody
...Hon. Dan Ferguson, Clayton's can
didate for Senator in the 35th district, gave
us call the other day. He is a whole
souled gentleman and worthy to represent
his people. See announcement.
The annual trade issue of the Atlanta
Constitution was immense, containing
twenty four well filled pages. Itrepresent-
ed pluck, enterprise, progress and wealth.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
80. Have the largest and best assortment of
Boots and Shoes ever carried. Ladies
Dress Shoes, $l.25, 81 so, $1.75 up to 3d.
Common Shoes at much lower prices.
w. Il. GILBERT.
The Marietta Old School Baptist Asso-
citation will convene next Saturday at New
Harmony Church, six miles west of Powder
Springs, near Gays Mills. A number of
corresponding ministers from distance ex-
pected to be in attendance.
The partridge hunters of Georgia are
preparing for the coming shooting season,
which commences in October. The birds
are plump and plentiful, and good hunting
is anticipated.
IAN ELoPEMEKT.-A runaway couple
bent on matrimony came to this place from
Forsyth county on last Tuesday and were
married in c. G. kiser's store by Judge A.
N. Simpson. The names ofthe contracting
parties were w. A. Gober and Miss NJ. A.
Smith.
"A guard, named Henderson, was out in
the woods guarding convicts near Jasper,
Pickens county, who were cutting timber
for the railroad, and tree fell ON him and
killed him. There was no other guards
present, but none of the convicts attempted
to escape.
w. NJ. Sessions has just received a
large lot of sheeting, shifting and jeans
which he is selling at reduced prices.
Hon. Clifford Anderson, Democratic
nominee for Attorney General, will address
the people of Cobb county on the political
issues of the day, at the court house in Ma
rietta on Thursday the 2Sth inst. Mr.. An
derson is an able speaker and there should
be large turn out of our people to hear
him.