The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-17
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
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Mr. Mac Huskey is out on bond.
Mr. James B. Lawrence is in the city.
...sweet potato crop is large and-of good
quality.
...Some of our citizens are laying in their
winters supply of coal
...DeKalb county has eolored Legisla-
tive candidate. So has Fulton county.
Mr.. A. A. Fletcher land wife left last
Sunday on trip North
DIR. J. c. Greer has bought Mr. Hollis
residence near Lawrence street.
...FoUND-A small locket. Apply at
this office
MIR. B. r. Legg has returned from
Tennessee.
Mrs. George N. Lester, of Atlanta, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. W. T. Banks.
Miss Leila Walker is on visit to
Gainesville, Ca.
we learn that Mr.. A, S. Edmonston
has sold his residence and farm.
Mr.. Grst, of the Yorkyille Is. c. En-
quirer, is in the city, visiting relatives,
To RENT-A three room house on Allan
ia street. Apply to j, W. Henderson.
Concord Jeans is the best, just received
large lot w. L. GILBERT.
GOOD Ss.3s,k at lowest prices, Reynolds
Col. J. ". Brown is still loaning mon
ey on improved farms. See advertisement
Mr. Frank j. Northcutt's little daueh
ter has concluded to make Marietta her
home.
MIR. T. VI. Hooper recently killed le-
rocious mad dog on his place on the Nicka.
jack
Mr.. Thomas II. Shockley left on last
Monday for New York to purchase his fall
and winter stock.
Our Mayor and Aldermen and citizens
showed themselves equal to the emergency
in taking care of the agricultural delegates.
Cobb county has two negro men In
Jail charged with murder, and both expect
to be acquitted on the plea of self-deicncd
CHUCK Anderson has big heart lie
never fails to help man in distress if it is
in power to consistently do so.
Mr. W &. Gilbert left for Cincinnati
Baltimore and New York last Monday az
ternoon to purchase his fall and winter
stock of ready made clothing, dry goods, etc.
Cream of the South Flour for sale by
J. z, Dobbs s. Son.
I'VE learn that Judge II. NJ. Hammett
has bought Mrs Cooks residence on Cher
okee street, and has sold the one he now oc
cupies.
"A. B. Gilbert & Co. have just received
a car load of very rich mixed feed for stock
call and see it.
I'VE call attention to the advertisement
70 NJ. L. Sullivan, dealer in family grocer
les and WHISTLES, wines and brandies, CT
CARS and tobacco. Everything kept fresh
and sold at the very lowest figures
sash, blinds and doors, at the lowest
prices, at J. w. Henderson & Co.'S
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds. |
...Some of the mo fence men say they
are going to try it by districts next time.
The law provides for elections by districts,
but if passed requires the FENCING in of the
district.
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Dobbs 81 Son.
Miss Annie Gartrell leaves to morrow
for Catoosa Springs, where she will spend
week or ten days, accompanied by her
cousin, Mrs. F. B. Gartrell and daughter of
Macon.
Governor Colquitt has appointed the
31st of August as day of thanksgiving and
praise to God for the peace, plenty and
prosperity which His gracious Providence
has bestowed upon us this year.
ALBERT Rogers, colored, who was sent
from this county to the chain gang for fur
nishing tools to prisoners in Jail, has been
pardoned. Rheumatism rendered him in
capable of labor.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
WANTED TO RENT with privilege Of
buying, residence in Marietta, or within
a mile of the Court House. Address Key !
Box 2tG, Atlanta, Ca, Or apply at this Of !
fee.
New Stock of Infants, Children, Mems !
and Boys Shoes. Good quality latest
styles, and lowest prices,
w. E. GILBERT
...DIED--In this city on the 10th inst,
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