The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-23
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

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pox.
THE beautiful snow"-the fellow was
shot before completing the sentence.
...A large assortment Ladies, Misses and
Childrens' Cloaks at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's
Miss Matte c. Clements, sister of
! Hon. j. c. Clements, died a few days ago
For RENT-In Marietta four room
house. Apply to ]. NJ. Gable.
Mr.. Richard Heine was in Marietta the
other day. His home is Talladega, Ala
Mr. Robert Cleveland and BRIDE after
an extended bridal tour through the north,
have returned home.
Mr.. Charlie Stephens and Mr.. John
Lawrence went cunning the other day and
killed 43 patridges, 1 dove and 8 rabbits
That was fine shooting in one day.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Miss Fannie Mayson McAfee, daughter
of Capt. J. NJ. McAflee, Of Canton, was
married to Mr.. George r. Brown, son of
Judge Brown, on the 10Th inst.
MIR George NJ. Manning is announced
as a candi late for City Clerk in this issue.
So far as we can hear he has given perfect
satisfaction to our people.
David Johnson, colored, was sentenced
two years in the penitentiary, en- Tuesday,
| for hog stealing. Judge Brown made that
negro pay a good price for that hog meat.
IA bill has been introduced by Senator
Baker, to declare betting on elections
crime and to punish the same as a INSIDE
meanor.
...Hirsch has overcoats and blankets for
all.
Judge Fain presided tor Judge Brown
several days of last week in Cobb Superior
Court By Ihis impartiality and prompt
rulings, he impressed all as an able judge
and courteous gentleman.
Our MaJetta boys are getting up a
fund for a Hook and Ladder Company, and
seem to be in fair way to sGcceed. Our
citizens should all lend them helping
hand,
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds
"A large assortment of fine Majolica
Ware at Mrs. B. SchOenthalls.
Mr.. Moultrie Sessions, Mr. George
Brown and Mr.. Foster were admitted to
the bar in Cobb Superior Court last week.
All three passed creditable examination,
not missing a question propounded. They
have our best wishes for success.
The regular monthly missionary dime
entertainment will be held at the residence
of Rev. V. E. Manget, Friday evening No.
vember oath 1882. Refreshments. Allin-
vited to attend.
preaching in the Methodist Church
next Sunday the last of the Conference
year, by the pastor. Subject, for morning
service: Casting all your care OF. him, for
he careth for you" Night service: "The
end of thing is better than the beginning
thereof
IA full line of towel racks pictures and
folding chairs at Hirschs.
lon Monday the weIther eXcelled Ven
nor's severest predictions. A cold driv
ing rain, followed in the afternoon with
sleet, then heavy fall of snow, made
things just too-too. Sll.sh, mud, and
general disagreeableness made grumblers
grumble.
"A large stock of carpets for sale on the
installment plan at Mrs. B. Schoenthalls.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds. !
Judge A. n. Simpson has been appointed |
United States Circuit Court Commissioner |
for this county. The appointment was un
solicited by Judge Simpson, but it is a good |
one nevertheless, and will give satisfaction |
to our people. The Judge is thorough, |
Democrat, but will discharge the duties i'm |
partially.
TAX NOTICE. BY referring to the pro- |
ceedings of the last session of the City |
Council, tax payers will see that the city tax |
book was closed November Goth. By con I
sent of Council the time has been extended |
to December 1, 1882. If you want to save |
cost of execution, you had better call at
once and settle.
GEO. NJ. MANNING, Clerk.
...Losr-On last Saturday evening, be-
tween the residences of w. J. Cumpsy and |
Mr.. w. X Root, one dark green plaid
basque, trimmed with velvet and small,
round brass buttons. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving it with Mrs. L. V.
Crumpsty.
The city and county directory will
show the name, residence and occupation of
every citizen in Marietta AID Acworth, the
churches and schools, court and officers,
complete business directory of all the coun
ty towns, societies, in fact it will be COM
plete and reliable compendium Of every |
thing of the slightest public interest Can
wasting for the information AMI business !
will soon be completed.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds |
You can buy fine Baby Carriage on |
the nstalment plan at Mrs. B. Schoen- |
thall S store.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...Rev.W f. Glenn, presiding elder of this
district was in the city yesterday. He was
looking quite well, and we learn from re-
liable sources that he is winding up his
second years work well He loves the
church. which fact he has demonstrated by
untiring efforts for growth and develop
ment He is good preacher, fine prcsid-
ing officer, and SO far as our observation
and information goes, looks well to the
work of his office We are quite sure that
we but give expression to the feeling of
large majority of the people, especially
Methodist people, in the bounds of his dis
trict when we say that his return would
be hailed with delight.-R0me Courier
We endorse every word Of the above.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.