The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-04
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

MOWERS anu marriages.
IA man practices good joke on him
self when he goes fishing in this county.
The protracted meeting at the Metho-
dist Church closed Wednesday night.
"A fifteen horse power portable engine
and boiler for sale. See advertisement.
Pie mic Mugs at Wilson's
...Rustic Oil and Paper Window Shades
AT W. f. GilberRs.
Miss Lucy Coursen of Morristown n.
j., is visiting Miss Jessie Reynolds.
Eight persons were received into the
Methodist Church last Sunday morning.
...Just received another large lot of so
GEN. Corsets, at T. II. Shockleys
The young men of the litferent church
es have organized young mems prayer
meeting and will meet every Monday night
mo use to waste your sympathy upon
Atlanta she is already being pitted with
small pox.
Mrs NJ. p. White has gone to Murray
county, Tenn, on visit, and will remain
until August.
Window Shades, all kinds and colors,
at W. Z. Gilbert's.
Good work at lowest prices. Reynolds.
"A number of Maconites will summer
the coming season at Marietls.-Macon Tel,
egraph.
"A young man who is ashamed of the
mother that bore him, is unworthy a place
among decent people.
Mr. Edge, of the Canton Advance, was
in to see us Saturday last. He has put
sharp edge on the Advance and is cutting
a wide row in Cherokee.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Remember, if wanting Clothing, Hats,
Boots and Shoes go to w. f. Gilbert.
REV Ike Waddell and wife, of Bruins
wick, arrived in the city last Tuesday
Mrs. ]. Y. Alexander, has returned from
her visit to that place.
OPP Beckwith was married in Atlanta last
Thursday night to Mr.. A. r. LAYTON, Jr.,
of Savannah.
DIR. f. NJ Allen, after an absence of
several weeks in Florida, has returned
home, and those needing dental work will
find him at his office, as prompt and skill
full as ever.
Ladies Slippers, in all the new styles,
at T. Ii. ShOckley's.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
"A good selection of Mems, Boys and
Youths Clothing, at w. 4. Gilbert's.
...On last Thursday, lightning struck a
telegraph post in front of Mr. Chuck An
derson's livery stable. Mr.. A. was sitting
in chair in stable door and was knocked
over and had his hand singed by the flash.
-. Warmers Coralne Corset, Warranted
not to break for IS cts at T. II. Shockley's.
"A young lady of Marietta boasts OF
receiving papers from the Lone Star State,
which affords her much pleasure and she
here makes her lowest courtesy to the SEN
der.
..All parties who have not given notes
for Fertilizers and Provisions, will please
call at once We desire to close all ac-
counts on our books without further delay.
A. A. FLETCHER g. Co.
Don't give yourself trouble by trying
IN mako ctiitc fnr Vnur hove Won can oct
neat suit and one that will fit from W. Il.
Gilbert
Cook Stoves for everybody at Wilson's.
miss Jennie Meigs, a sister of Mrs. Ly
man Cook, of Macon, and well known in
Marietta, was married in Summerville, near
Columbus, Ga, last Tuesday night week to
Mr.. Arthur r. Voolfolk of Columbus.
=. The Ladies Memorial Association will
meet at Nichols Hall, Friday 9th inst, 4
p. m. All who feel an interest, COME Bus
mess of importance will be before the meet
ing. Don't forget time and place. BY or
der of the President
~.MARRIED-Sunday morning, April
Both, by Elder Isaac N Moon, at his resi-
dence, Mr. Andrew J. Ward and Miss Mat
tie A. Moore. The attendants were Jos. b.
Moon and Miss Joeda Williams. All of
Cobb county.
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Buy your SHOES where you will not
have shoddy goods sold to you. The best
are the cheapest Look through my stock !
before buying aam w. X. GILBERT.
..Glover's Grove win present lively |
scene next Saturday The Presbyterian,
Baptist and Methodist Sunday Schools and |
several Sunday schools in the county. will
celebrate ''children's day at that place
IA colored man named Henry Milledge.
who died Saturday, was buried last Sunday
afternoon. The colored military company,
ofwhich he " as member, turned out in
uniform, while large concourse Of his race
attended his funeral. -- 80 '-7.6-.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Try the Queen Coffee Pot" at viii
son s-saves one fourth the coffee and makes
clear strong coffee.
.Mr. w. g. BIankinships has a very
fourishing school at Sardis Academy in
this county, the number of students rang
ing from 40 to so. BIr. Blankinshlp has