The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-05-11
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
;. Marietta has a debating society.

ing on his place on Sandtown road
Men who join clubs find the dues to
pay there, and the deuce to pay at home
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Rustic, Oil and Paper Window Shades
at w. +. Gilbert's.
when will the N. p. Club meet for
organization We pause for reply.
IA cool wave struck Marietta on San.
day afternoon and lasted until Tuesday
morning.
Two negro men had fight on the
square Tuesday noon, and one tried to kill
the other with an axe. Both were arrested.
...DIED-In this county on the I'd inst,
Mrs. Mary Anderson. aged 6S years. She
died at the residence of Mr.. j. ID. POlston's.
For town raised oats. DIR. A. Reynolds,
ST. can excel His son has shown us
some stalks six feet high fully headed
Mr.. Thomas Glover's new residence is
nearly completed. The Messrs Carnes
have done good job
Window Shades, all kinds and colors,
at w. E. Gilberts.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Marietta is certainly splendid summer
resort. The climate and the girls are both
Just elegantly elegant -lSaeannah Times.
MFR. George Hames killed twenty-six
bull frogs Friday afternoon and had saw
DRY breakfast the morning following.
...LosT.-A setter puppy, was year old
the fourth of this month has large black
and white spots, and goes by :the name of
Turk" Will pay reward of five dollars
TO the finder. X. IL. WILSON.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Remember, if wanting Clothing, Hats,
Boots and Shoes go to W. Z. Gilbert.
death has again robbed Mr.. Nathan
Fowler of alright little boy, two years old.
They are to have a factory in Marietta
for the manufacture of hubs, spokes, axe
handles, etc, just such an establishment as
ought to be in every well ordered commun-
ity.-AacOn Telegraph.
1.-The railroad fare was too high and the
Marietta Fire Company declined going to
though they had a pressing invitation from
the Augusta company to do so.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
IA good selection of MEMS Boys and
Youths Clothing, at w. E. Gilberts.
If persons who have had property
stolen will give correct description of the
same to Sheriff A. r. Coryell, it may aid
him in restoring certain stolen goods he has
in his possession to the rightful owners.
..MARRIED-Tn this place on the 9TH
inst, by Rev. |. NJ, Springer, Mr.. P. v.
Kob to Miss NJ. |. Heidi. The happy
couple left for Dallas, Ca, where MIR. Kolb
has employment. Our best wishes attend
them.
...All parties who have not given notes
for Fertilizers and Provisions, will please
call at once We desire to close all &C
counts on our books without further delay.
A. A. FLETCHER Co.
Don't give yourself trouble by trying
to make suits for your boys You can get
a neat suit and one that will fit, from w. Z.
Gilbert.
Amy one wishing splendid and high
" recommended work on Etiquette and
Dress, by the best author containing nee
essary information for all young ladies and
gentlemen, should not fail to subscribe at
once JACK MOORE, Agent Cobb Co.
THE Sunday School picnic at Glover's
Grove last Saturday was largely attended
and quite success. The singing was good
and proved very interesting feature.
Bret and appropriate speeches were deliv-
cred by Mr.. J. C. Courtney, of Atlanta, and
Rev. W. f. Glenn, of this place. 1t was
pleasant and enjoyable day to all.
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. W. +. GILBERT
THE conspicuous advertisement OF Capt.
]. NJ. Wilson's ''big stove in this issue,
will not fail 10 attract attention He means
business, and his complete stock of stoves
tinware, hardware etc, amply accommo-
dates our people in making their purchases,
because they can do better at his store than
they can in Atlanta. Try him and see.
...DIED-On last Sunday morning in
this place, Mr. John NJ. Walker, an old and
well-known and highly esteemed citizen.
He had been confined to bed OF sickness
tor many weeks, suffering good deal be
fore he received the summons to come up
higher. He leaves wife, two sons and
one daughter to mourn his demise. His
funeral was preached at the Methodist
church Monday afternoon by REV T. A.
Seals, large concourse of our ctize ms be-
ing present. After which he was laid to
rest in the city cemetery.
...All persons who have not closed their
GuanO account with us by note will please
do so at once The companies we repre-
sent demand settlement on May 1st. and we
must get in the notes before we can SETTLE
with them. WINTERS q LEGG.
THE county right of Henry's new and
improved Patent Process of preserving
meats, fruits, vegetables, poultry, eggs, fish,
cider &c, has been bought by Mr.. Jack
Moore, of Marietta and he desires to sell
family rights, price 81 cash or 50 on time.
We have seen some vegetables, fruit and
meat preserved by this process, which evil
denced perfect soundness and purity. This
process has been investigated by our best
citizens and those who have tried it speak
in the highest praise oft Read advertise
ment in anotha column and call and sec
Mr.. Moore at his dining rooms on east side
of the square, where he will explain the
process to your satisfaction.
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