The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-07-20
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

Springs.
Truth abides with the people who don {
fish in the creeks around Marietta.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Country watermelons are finding their
way to market.
MIR. VIII Tatum, of South Carolina, is
visiting relatives in the city.
The city council will petition Congress
TO macademize Cemetery street.
Editor Christopher of the Atlanta Pho
nograph was in the city Friday evening.
THAT young alligator has been placed
in Delk's pond.
Mrs f. L. Fowler has returned from
her visit to Chattanooga
Mr.. Garwood and Mr.. James Buttolph
have exchanged rented houses.
For RENT-A new three Groom house,
Apply to J. w. HENDERSON.
Mr.. w. H. Scott of this place has a cat
nearly sixteen years old.
I'VE have orders for nearly two hundred
extra copies of the JOURNAL this week.
Don't buy your Slippers until you ex.
anime the stock at T. II. Shockley's.
Mr.. b. r. Legg and wife will leave to-
day for Tate Springs.
Our Sherils both wear heavy NOUS
taches, and both are unmarried.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mine bar rooms in Marietta and one
temperance lodge. Unevenly balanced.
Capt. Wilson timed the roofs of the
two new store buildings for Messrs. Root
and Stewart.
MIR. E. w. d. Cochran tells us of the
killing of three mad dogs in his neighbor-
hood recently.
MANY man who prides himself on be-
ing a self ma lie man is simply the product
of good wife.
when man goes around slandering
another to getan office, you put him down
as unworthy of the office.
s'sh uCNSpdpCl Shb W Jun Nh NOhpii
ments if expenses could he paid the same
way
The cry for reform within the party is
made because there is no chance for reform |
without party.
TO RENT-A dwelling house centrally |
located containing seven rooms out-houses,
lo@ 60 AZ thic nf1ian
Farmers are laying by their crops, and
we saw one poor fellow laying by bottle
of whisky.
Canton people are now rinsing their
mouths with water from a newly discov-
cred alum spring.
TO build up town There should be
liberal spirit displayed patronizing home
in preference to Atlanta in all things.
...Trickum Camp meeting comes off on
the fifth Sunday in July. Marietta camp
ground second Sunday in August
The yield of wheat and oats in Georgia
will be greater this year than has ever been
made in the State.
I'VE learn that Governor Colquitt has
bought DR.. Harden's valuable farm, at
Smyrna, paying 1000 for the same.
IA large and handsome new gate is be-
ing built at Federal Cemetery. Some large
stones have been hauled for the purpose.
...Another lot of so cent Corsets just re-
ceived at T. II. Shockley's.
THE crop prospects all over the South
have never been more promising, This
means cheap bread and meat in the Fall for
our people.
For SALE or exchange beautiful tract
OF wooded land within City limits. quarter
of mile fronSthe Court House, Apply at
the Journal Office for two weeks
Manufacturing enterprises are making
Atlanta powerful, populous and wealthy
A visit to Atlanta will surprise any one at
her continued growth.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
THE fellow who insured in Matrimon-
ial insurance company, is bemoaning his
investment His girl has gone back on
him.
1T is not good to smoke or do anything
else on an empty stomach, -Augqsta Ne'cs
We presume that is the reason why tramps |
refuse to work.
LIZ the MARIETTA JOURNAL misses any |
Of the news of its town, it is because it IS |
not worth printing. The local work is add
mirable -Atlanta Constitution.
The machine shops of the Marietta and |
North Georgia Railroad will soon he com
pleted A good deal of machinery have
already arrived.
BEST Coal CREEK CoAL.-Now is the
| time to secure your winters coal and get
cheap summer rates. Send me your orders.
IRVINE SMITH.
Clayton county is justly entitled to the
Senator this time, and Fulton county should
have the magnanimty to give it to her
Cobb county will certainly vote for Clay
ton county man.
"A little Marietta boy was out trying to
catch june bug the other day. He got
hold of bee instead which stung his ing
ers severely. We all make mistakes in life
and have to suffer the penalty.
While in Canton the other day, viii
J. VIM, ESD, of this place, was told of
serious accident that happened there
man had been employed to dig well. and
he dug it so slanting and tapering that the
we'll turned over and threw the man out.
"A negro giving his name as Governor
Morton, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Mcclellan Monday night for carrying con
ceaed pistol. The negro had been at work
on the railroad and claims Athens as his