The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-26
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

tufneu 10 the Guy.
IA swarm OF bees have taken possession
of the court house steeple in Macon.
Only 364 Overcoats left at Hirsch's.
"A heavy Frost the first of the season,
was visible Wednesday morning.
Buy your tickets to "Hazle Kirke''
from A, c. Heggie & Co.
Fiction is sending his negro speakers
to Marietta to whoop up the colored troops.
Whisky is gradually enslaving many
of our young men.
Mr. w. G. Green, of Harmony Grove,
Jackson county, Ga, was in to see us last
week.
Military Braid for dress trimmings,
IN all colors, at Mrs. B. SchoenthalPs.
GOOD work at lowest prices Reynolds.
REV. Mr.. Lovejoy preached an able ser
mon at the Methodist Church On last Sun
day morning.
The annual meeting of the North Geor-
gia Methodist Conference convenes in La
Grange on the Goth of November,
Furniture and Carpets on the INSTALL
ment plan at Hirschs.
IA young man refuses TO eat Bologna
sausage because he fears of contracting n.y.
drophoba
DIR E. NJ. Allen left for New York last
Thursday, where he goes to visit sick
brother.
Judge II. D. w. Twiggs, independent
candidate for Congress in Sth district, has
Withdrawn from the race.
Miss McEver and the Misses Mitchell
of Acworth were in our town last week
visiting the family of Rev. W. j. Scott.
THE Clements-attachmen is taking
right hold of the popular heart, and there
will not be enough Felt on the Doctor after
the election to keep him warm.
Our present efficient and faithful SUI
perior Court Clerk ana County Treasurer,
W. r. Montgomery, is announced as can
didate for collection in this issue
Ware at Mr. B. Schoenthall's.
Col ]. S. Wright, of Augusta, died on
the 10Th inst, aged So years. The deceas-
ed was the father of Mrs. w X. Root, and
for many years was citizen of this place
Mr. John T. Boifeuillet, editor and
proprietor of that sprightly paper, the Ma
con Graphic, gave us pleasant call on
last Tuesday.
Blankets from one to twelve dollars
pair at Hirsch's.
Mrs. Jane S. White of Rome spent
few days in our town with her nephew,
Rev. W. J. Scott. She was accompanied
by her granddaughter, Miss Mamie John
son OF Macon.
illegal voters had best look to their in
terests, or the next Grand Jury will place
them behind the bars for trial Cobb Su-
perlor Court convenes the second Monday
in next month. Lookout !
"A large stock of carpets for sale on the
installment plan at Mrs. B. Schoenthalls.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
died, Of congestion of the lungs, at the
residence of Mrs. G. A. Smith, Capt. j. w
Starke of Valusia county, Fla, formerly of
Camden, S. C He leaves a wife and seven
children to mourn his loss.
MARRIED MIR. John Crow and Miss
Ada Thomas were married on last Thurs
day night at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. w. j. Thomas, all Of this coun-
ty Our best wises.
DIED. In this county on the 22d inst,
of typhoid fever, Miss Lou Kemp, daughter
of Mr.. John W. Kemp, aged IA years. She
was most estimable young lady, greatly
beloved.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The 36th Anniversary of the Marietta
Bible Society will be held in the Presby-
terrain Church next Sabbath night at y
O'Clock. Rev. J. L. Lyons, the Superinten'
dent of the Bible Society for Georgia and
Florida, will address the meeting. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
I'VE hear that Hubbell's money has been
turned loose in this district to buy votes for
FELTON,. Talk about ''free vote and fair
count" when such corrupting influences are
brought to bear to debauch the voter Let
our people condemn such methods at the
ballot box.
You can buy fine Baby Carriage on
the insfallment plan at Mrs. B. Schoen-
thall's store.
The quarterly meeting Of the Cobb
County Sunday School Association will be
held at Ebenezer on Friday, November 3D..
commencing at 10a. m. All schools are
requested to senl delegates, and all who are
interested in Sabbath School work are in
vited to be present
...Hirsch will receive on Friday The mob
best line OF Ties, Bows and Sears for gen.
tlemen's weat 10 MAJ eta.
...Mts C. G. BrUmby and her clerks are
kept constantly busy in showing add selling
her beautiful Millinery Goods, which for
exquisite lse ADD elegance cannot be sur
passed Her alland winter stock is to'l
and var ed, and tannot fa'l 10 please. Eead
her advert .sement in snoiber column and
call and see her
...On Saturday night last, an unknown
tired tramp went to Mr.. Timothy Stephens
stable broke the lock, and rode his fne
horse off. Next day, Mr.. Eud Warren and
Mr.. Dab Mitchell journeyed to Lemons dis
trict, near Chattahoochee river, and found
that the ao'mal bad been turn3d loose by
the thief The horse had 81 RED beck TO-
wards town, when farmer c1ught him and
tied him in bis yard.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
THE WlLLEo CoTToN MILLS, near