The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-10
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
!. Fruit abundant.

"a large crowd VIII attend camp meet
ing next Sunday.
candidates are afraid to show their
hands yet awhile
The sweet potato crop will be ener-
nous this year.
Howell's Mills.
...House to rent near the square. Apply
to this Office,
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Charlie Thornton and W. ID. Barker
are home from Florida.
"A young man generally means business
when he buys furniture and chromos.
The delegates to the Agricultural Con-
vention are not all farmers by good deal.
Mrs. ]. A. G. Anderson has returned
from Catoosa Springs.
-. agricullurist are well pleased with
~ ...FarmNs are unlike preachers. They
q beef-stea better that fried chicken.
& seash. bli and doors, at the lowest
Eseice J. W henderson 4 Cos.
:Goo& work 1t loaest prices, Reynolds.
i M. W&ak pf tn Name Courier, gave
us a pleasantst Il on hturday
Mrs Julia Vos Ainesville, is
visiting her parer this
Mr.. J. j. Mort is building IN adj
ditional room to hfArs pce ~
The election for GoVRor will
place on the first Wednesday in October
superintendent Adamsaof the NJ. & N
Ga r. r. has rail road Va Gil
At the time we go to press, is too early
to get the returns on the electiS for fence
or no fence.
lone young man in Marietta is Carrying
one hundred thousand dollars in Ma&imo-
NAL insurance policies. n
Our friend, George Withers ha a
bouncing baby boy" to make music in
his happy home.
...Messrs. Wallace and Dobbs have COM
menced the erection of their respective
store buildings.l
Marietta is regaining its reputation as
fashionable resort for Georgia iamilies.-
A0gasta Ne,cs. Marietta has never lost it.
"A so saw Gullett Gin, as good as new
for sale cheap. Apply to A. Howell q Son.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Hon. Will. ]. VIM is a delegate to
the State Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in
session at Griffin, representing Cherokee
Lodge and Waddell Encampment.
Next Sunday camp meeting at the Ma
rietta camp ground. On the third Sunday
camp meetings at Sandy Springs and Salt
Springs.
Mr.. L. Black has the contract for Mr..
j. R. Brumby's new two story residence.
He is getting a large amount of work to do
and is giving satisfaction.
I'VE were glad to meet Editor Cheves
of the Dawson Journal in our sanctum,
who is delegate to the Agricultural Con-
vention.
LIZ you want to buy Van Wrinkle Cot
ton Power Press, with feeder attachment,
read DIR. W. P. Harden'S advertisement in
another column.
..Some of our citizens talk of sending
Judge A. N. Simpson to the Legislature.
Well, man with better heart and clear
! err brain can not be found.
WANTED TO RENT with privilege of
buying, a residence in Marietta, or within
mile of the Court House. Address Key
Box go, Atlanta, Ga, or apply at this Of
| fee.
Mr.. James r. Brumby is building a
handsome and commodious residence on
Cassville street. near Mr.. Howell's resi-
dence.
...Some of our young men will soon rake
in the "moneyish' from the matrimonial
insurance companies. One young man
saws he is good for fourteen thousand dol
| lars.
Mr. r. D. Barefeld is hard working
farmer, as evidenced by his good crop pros
poets. His neighbors say he will make 29V
bushels of corn and five bales of cotton.
This is creditable for one man farm.
Mr.. Blake workman on Mr.. Earle's
house, drove 5000 nails and handled 1900
lathes in ten hours, in the meantime carry
ing the lathes from the ground to the sec
ond story of the building, and building
two scaffolds.
I'VE learn that three prisoners escaped
from the Canton jail on Friday night last.
When Sheriff Kitchens went into the cell,
one of the prisoners threw bucket of slop
in his face and knocked him down and three
of the inmates escaped. They were pur-
sued and two of them recaptured.
IA white man by the name of Chap
man was arrested by conductor Mayes, of
the w. & A. r. r., on last Thursday and
turned him over to our Sheriff. Chapman
was disorderly and breaking window glass
es. A case for carrying concealed pistol
was made out against him and he was
bound over.
For SALE.-A six horse power Buck
walter Engine, in first class running order
A bargain can be had. Apply to J. NJ.
Wilson or Thomas II. Withers, Marietta.
Capt. McCulloch Alderman Granting
and Mr.. J. G. Hughes, were out surveying
Cemetary street, Monday, locating the
boundary dimensions, preparatory to wild
ening the street, which the government re-
quires before the expenditure of the appro-
priation in macademizing and otherwise
improving it.
The following officers of Cherokee
Lodge, 1. 0. o. F., of this place. were cleo