The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-06-29
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
What about that cotton factory?

I'VE are not supporting candidates this
year. We are trying to support ourselves.
IT. H. Shockley sells the best Unlaun
dried white shirt in Marietta for 80 cents.
Utilize the blackberry crop by preserv-
ing and drying.
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Col w. L. Gordon, OF Gainesville, was
in To see last week.
REV. John NJ. Lowrey preached at the
Methodist Church sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Fowler left last
Monday morning on a visit to Chattanooga.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds!
Miss Maud Mcfarland, of LAGRANGE,
is visiting Miss Dasie Cox of this place,
Summer visitors, from lower Georgia,
are finding their way to Marietta as usual.
=. Colored berries, Changed out of respect
to the negro,) are being sold in large guam
Titles at five cents quart.
Leake II Co. want to see you in per.
son one day this week. 1t will pay you to
call.
Mr.. James Dobbs, who is now out in
Mexico, has just got over a 20 days attack of
small pox.
The first cotton bloom was brought to
us on the 22d OF June by Mr.. w. J. Neese,
of this county.
...Howell's Mills guarantee good yield
and an excellent grade of flour. Try them.
For sale-one large black mule. i'll good
order. WINTERS Il LEGG.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The Georgia State Agricultural Society
meets in Marietta the second Tuesday in
August.
Gem Fruit Jars at Leake & Cos,
cheaper than the cheapest.
The crop of wheat in quality and
quantity is said to be very satisfactory in
this section.
Mr.. Bud Warren threshed out twenty
one bushels of wheat in seven minutes
That is three bushels to the minute. That
beats the record.
IF you want to keep cool, go to Shock
ley's and get Palm Fans for 5cts.
Nov is the time for the people TO greet
you with the exclamation, lis this hot
enough for your We hope our people
won't forget this, as it is very important.
Machine oil good and cheap, kerosene
oil, and oil stoves at j. p. Dobbs u Sons,
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The delegates elected from the Marietta
district to meet next Tuesday, were j. B.
Glover, J. A.G Anderson, John II. Boston
and A. 5. Clay.
..WANTED-A white girl or woman to
live with small family. Work light, pay
sure and good Inquire at this Office.
Now that you have harvested good
wheat and oat crop, don't forget to share
your cash with the printer 1t would come
in very acceptably during the dull season.
Highest cash price paid for wheat and
corn at Howell's Mills.
..LdITdUct D OuOW ldhCS, l4dIldDCC .
Sugar goods cannot even be duplicated
their sale agents.
..DIED-In Argenta, Ark, after one
weeks Illness of Erysipelas Mr.. Thomas
A. Southland, on June 18th, 1882. Mr. S.
was formerly resident of Marietta, and his
friends will regret to hear Of his death.
Miss Lizzie Winters and Miss Genie
Wilson, pupils OF Southern Female College
LAGRANGE having passed through the com
mencement exercises, retul med to their
homes at this place last Thursday,
Mrs j. r. Winters, Miss Addie Wiz
tiers and Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson, of Marietta,
were visitors at the Southern Female Col
lege during commencement.-LaG Grange
Reporter.
...Sweet mask Sweet mash See Leake
about this at once.
...Romulus Shields, colored, the slayer of
Mr.. Alex. Joyner, in Atlanta, has been
tiled, found guilty and sentenced to the
penitentiary for life. A motion for new
trial has been made.
The Methodist Sunday School will pic
mic at "Bullock's barn." on the Marietta
and North Georgia Railroad, this Thursday
morning, leaving at St O'Clock, a. m, and
returning at 6PM. The fare for the round
trip 30cts. 15cts for children under IL years
old
Just received, many new styles of La
dies and. Children shoes, all new, fresh
and cheap, and guaranteed goods.
r. II. SHOCKLEY
Mr.. Jot Lindley has left with us some
of the finest Irish potatoes we have seen
this season. He got them from volun-
teer hill and their weight aggregated Al lbs.
Mr.. Lihdley has sold quantity of potatoes
this year, realizing quite handsome sum.
Hams, Lard, Dried Beet, at Leake' s
that cannot be excelled Why? They are
put up expressly for first class trade.
For SALE.-A fine Jersey Bull. APP
ply to T. W. Glover, Marietta.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The politicians are mistaken if they
think the people are worried and loseng
sleep about politics. These noble farmers
are harvesting one of the best crops OF
wheat and oats ever raised in this section,
consequently they sleep as soundly and
sweetly at night as pig does in the sun
shine.
Read the "Cross Tick" this week
and then call on the Poet.
IA large and complete line of Hardware
at ]. ?. Dobbs & Sons.
Our Marietta girls have returned from
their visit to Shorter College-MARIETTA
JOURNAL. But hang it you fail to men
ton whether they wear their dresses any
shorter or not. We pant for information