The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-12-21
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

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night.
IA big lot Of Slippers at Mrs Schoen-
thall' s for Christmas presents.
Mr.. G. w. York has withdrawn from
the race for Tax Collector.
MIR. Frank Northcutt is going to try
farming next year.
! ..Almonds, Pecans, Walnuts, Brazil Nuts
and Filberts (for the little iolks) at Leake
MeCrea' at 10 to 90 cents per pound.
You can get chairs and bed steads cheap
at w. E. GUbert's.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
DR. Heidi offers his valuable stock and
| fruit farm for sale. See advertisement.
I'VE are glad to see Dr. E. NJ Allen
home again, from New York.
How pleasantly you can spend an hour
or two Friday evening at Nichols Hall.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
| ...Mince Meat Apple and cranberry But
| ter at Leake Il McCrea' s, lower than the
lowest
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wllingham OF
Stone Mountain are in the city.
Read the new advertisement of r. L.
Hunt u co. They are selling heap for
one dollar.
IF you want pure, sweet mash, corn
whisky for Christmas, call on L. s. Cox
THE trees were extravagantly jewelled
with glittering icicles on Wednesday morn
ing.
THE Social Club of the Presbyterian
Church will meet at Mrs Dicks on Thurs
day night, 21st inst,
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
"A large stock of carpets for sale on the
installment plan at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's.
Examine w. L. Gilbert's, stock of
Clothing before buying elsewhere.
lon next Sunday afternoon, at the Pres
byterian Church. the Sabbath School will |
have Christmas service of song, SC,
IL. 5. Cox vile sell pure liquors for
Christmas.
Our Carrier boy will visit our subscrib-
ers during the holidays with his address. "
Be sure to give the devil his due q"
-, Buy your Christmas presents Friday
evening at the fair.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds
You can buy a fine Baby Carriage on
the installment plan at Mrs. B. Schoen-
thall' S store.
The other day, we heard several gen
tlemen say that Marietta never had more
efficient Alderman than DIR. Gober.
mo paper for two weeks Remember
that, and don't DO enquiring why you
didn't receive your paper.
lit will pay you TO look through W. Z
Gilbert's stock of overcoats.
DUST received fine lot of Watches, for
sale cheap. Call and see them before you
buy. A. c. HEGGIE & Co.
Mr.. John CHANNEL had horse and
mule stolen from his place on last Monday
night The mule belonged to the widow
Greer.
lon Wednesday of last week, in Savan
nah, Miss Willie Heidi was married to Mr.
Charles B. Cregar of Pennsylvania.
Jack has sent Leake & McCrea limi
ted quantity of Toys with instruction to
close out at any price. They are going
fast.
Let the friends of the Juvenile Society
see that the hot supper at Nichols Hall,
Friday night is a success.
Marietta Institute, Prof " E. Manget,
principal, begins Spring session. January
Sth. See advertisement
MIR. James A. VIM is announced as a
for city marshal in this issue.
Mr. VIM has all the qualifications to make
an efficient marshal
Every one invited to take supper at
Nichols Hall, Friday nisht, Dec. 22d -
Admission 10cts, Supper 25cts
"A nice lot of beautiful Christmas
goods, Majolica Ware, Toys and other ar
tcles in endless variety at Mrs. b. Schoen.
thall's.
"A Revenue officer of Atlanta came to
this place last week and carried off Albert
Rogers, colored charged with selling whis-
ky on Sunday and without license.
Prof. W. E. Myers will begin the
Spring term in the Husk building, which he
has recently repainted and fixed in good
style. See advertisement.
Il have in stock big lot of Old Rye and
Bourbon Liquors, which I will sell for the
next twenty days at greatly reduced prices.
l.. S. Cox.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Ts announcement of Mr.. Will T.
Banks as candidate for the reelection to
the Office of city marshal, appears in this
issue. He has filled the office for several
years acceptaby and efficiently.
The energy displayed by Aldermen W.
E. Gramling in fixing the new cisterns in
such a substantial manner, ought to cause a
demand for his re reelection.
Don't forget you can buy Buggies of US
at sacrifice until January 1st Call and
see for yourself.
WINTERS g. LEGO.
The saloon of Billiard & McCutcheon
was broken open on Tuesday night by IN
known burglars and a quantity Of whisky
carried off An iron rod or chisel was used
in prizing the front door open.
New lot Of p'atedware, knives, forks
table and tea spoons for Christmas presents
at W. L. Gilberis.
Go to Mrs. B. Schoenthall's to get |
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at York's old stand.
On Tuesday night Of last week the mill |
and Gotten gin Of Mr.. Cal Smith were de- |
stroyed by fire. Mr.. Smith had just moved |
to Atlanta that day, leaving his son in
charge of the place. 1t is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
NOTrcF All rersOns indebted TO me |