The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-06-08
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

last Tuesday afternoon for Bolivar, Tenn.
Real estate seems to command good
prices in Marietta.
THE cool weather continues and cotton
is badly injured
Mr. John Sanges has returned to Mari
eta.
Mr.. Henry White has opened bee
market.
e. Frank Cooper is clerking at Catoosa
Springs.
"A lot of good burlap sacks for sale by
A. Howell & Son.
Ripe peaches are being brought to
town by our farmers.
=. The piano came in his care--loye and
music 60 together
IF You have anything for sale advertise
it.
...Thelaw in laying its hand upon the
guilty, often cause the innocent TO suffer
| thereby.
Mr.. VIM. w. IIabersham, agent of the
Evening Herald and Gazett, Atlanta, call
ed to see us Wednesday.
Policy is near neighbor to cheating ;
the way from the one to the other is very
slippery.
Mrs. julius L. Brown and little daugh-
ter of Atlanta, are spending a few days at
Mr. John Fl RostOn's
1T is poor thing indeed to have relig-
ion enough to save our credit; but not
enough to save our souls.
a..Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
miss Katie MCGOWAN was married to
Mr.. l. E. bucket, in Atlanta, on the 1st
inst Our best wishes attend them.
Mrs w. p Anderson is on visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Charlie DuPre, at
Gainesville, Ga.
Hoop Skirts 35cts, at J. J. Northcutt
& Sons.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
..WANTED-To rent a small house in
town at once, or would take part of
house if arrangements could be SATISFACTORY
ly made Apply at this Office.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
I'VE were out in the country saturday
and the farmers were busy harvesting one
of the finest crops of wheat made since the
war.
The Atlanta Evening Herald, by Will
liams and Small, has been making its APP
pearance among our exchanges for more
than week 1t is bright, newsy and
pithy We wish it success.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr. John Hawkins. charged with ar
son, was tried before Justice Harris, last
Thursday, at this place, and committed to
Jail without chance to give bond. Subse-
quently Judge Brown fixed his bond at
$780,
last sale day was largely attended and
good deal of property sold. Mr.. t. II.
Cheek bought the w. j. Kiser residence tor
$1O25OO Mr.. j. W. Henderson bought
the Dyson store house, known as the lice
Depot" for $S01.00
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
I'VE are still of the opinion that cot
ton factory is what Marietta needs. Let the
matter be worked up and it will rebound to
the prosperity of ALL We learn that the
Athens cotton factory is now paying 123
per cent dividend, with reserve sinking
fund to buy machinery.
Big lot Gem Fruit Jars, very cheap,
! Just received. J. j. NorRTHCUTT & Son.
...Some Of the property holders object to
changing the names of the two streets by
the city council as it destroys the descrip-
tive location of their property as recorded in
their title deeds. They want the old names
restored.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
| I'VE would again urge ALL our custo
mers who have not done so to come and
give US theiI notes for Provisions and Gu
ano bought of us this season. We must
close our books by note.
WINTERS & LEG.
II lOCdl HCh opdPCA 40 SSASAN''J
expected to be everywhere, see everything,
and catch every item afoat, simply because
| it is his profession. But he can't do it.
His friends can help him through by send
ing him such items as are of interest. All
manner of legitimate local news 60 to make
up an interesting paper
1T is said that Mr.. L. B. Owen has been
offered $40, 900 for his newly invented cotton
chopper Farmers say it is the best thing
of the kind they ever saw. 1t will do more
work than half dozen hands, and do it
right. Mr.. Owen has been on to Washing
ton City and had it patented AS a Cobb
county invention, we are proud of it. and
wish Mr.. o. abundant success.
I'VE are indebted to Miss Bessie Baker
for some large, luscious strawberries Such
| kind remembrance is what makes us con-
tent to stay in this world. Just bring on
your strawberries, peaches, and other nice
things you will always find us in our
sanctum ready to respond THANK you y
You know the Bible says 'it is more bless
ed to give than to receive" You do the
giving, and we will do the receiving.
Henry Grady was pettioned by over
1000 citizens of Atlanta, asking him to be a
candidate for Congressman at Large Hen
ry very sensibly declines, and says he will
stick to journalism which he prefers to po-
litical strife. There is no honor in holding
Office these days to be made the target OF
everybody's criticism and calumny. The
shores of politics are lined with human
wrecks, who climbed high and fell low, or
those who we're always attempting to climb
but could never get foothold, and Grady
in adhering to journalism has chosen the
better part.
| M,nn1rn-On the afternoon of the 1st