The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-04-19
LOACL LEAFLETS
Spring clothes are blooming.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Gilbert cleft this
week on visit to Mississippi
Miss Lizzie Winters and Miss Genie
Wilson came home Friday from College.
miss Sallie Dick has returned from her
visit to New York
"A man, with performing bear, was in
! town Tuesday
Mr.. Thomas Freeman has had his resi-
dence on Lawrence street reprinted.
George Hill, colored, is to be hanged in
Canton on the first day of June.
Mr. Ed Shugart and wife are on a visit
to LaGrange
Mrs. Charles DuPre, of Gainesville, ar
rived in the city last Friday.
Everybody is supremely satisfied with
| the nomination of Mcdaniel for Governor.
"A full line of Parasols Black and Col
ored Hose, at Shockley's.
Mr. viii Hames has bought Mr.. An
nondale's Jersey heller for $500.
The series of meetings at the Metho-
dist Church still continue.
The farmers continue to haul out the
sweet scented joanna.
THE National Cemetery gate now
swings beneath its massive stone arch.
Best 1Octs Dress Goods at w. E. Gil
bert's.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Mr. Pleas Shelman, accompanied by
Miss Carrie Whitlock, attended the hop at
Cedartown on Monday evening last
IA German carp fish was caught in Mr.
Mi;chell's pond in Townsville, the other
day, which weighed ten pounds.
...Leake & McCrea will commence hand
ling Ice this week and will continue
through the season. Call in and make your
arrangements.
considerable hail must have fell with
the rain Sunday night, from the GOODNESS of
the air Monday morning.
when one person leaves town, some
other person will come in and take his
place.
Conductor Joe Glover killed wild tur-
key gobber out near the narrow guage
read, in an upper county, last week.
Best Black Cashmeres from SOC to SOC.
per yard at W. E, Gilbert's
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Spoltsmen have been Staying the squir-
rels The leafs will soon be thick enough
to protect the little risky animals.
IA laboring man who spends half of his
earnings for whisky and tobacco has no
right to grumble about hard times.
The Marshal has commenced collecting
street tax and sixteen year boys are begin
ming to squirm.
For Chldrens and Infants Shoes 90.
to w. E. Gilbert's
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The Baptist Church has been recently
supplied with some new and beautiful
pews P G. Lamoine contractor.
Mr. Pink Stephens besides making
other improvements has had his residence
painted pure white.
Go to Shockley's tor bargains in Dress
Goods and Mems fine Shirts.
The election for Governor takes place
next Tuesday gath inst Go out and give
Mcdaniel your vote.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Furniture at W. E. Giberts cheaper
than elsewhere, and don't you be conyinc-
ed otherwise until you have priced.
Mr.. James E. Page has bought the
Gastonia IN. c. Gazette and is now full
fledged newspaper man. Success, "Jeems.
1t is generally to be supposed that every
man understands his own business better
than those who have had no experience in
that particular branch of the trade.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
w. f. Gilbert has received his second
lot of Spring Clothing. Selling cheap
makes them 20 fast.
The farmers are getting down to hard
work in putting in their crops. Oats and
wheat never looked better at this time OF
the year
Mr.. Thomas Alexander sends US
bunch of oats nearly two feet high, fully
headed. He has five acres just as promis
ing.
...Messrs. Shockley, Campbell and Gil
bert were out squirrel hunting last week
and killed large rattlesnake. They didn't
bring that part of their game home.
The walker Shoe is the "Best Shoe
in America, - for sale only by W. E. Gil
bert.
...Governor Mcdaniel was Colonel of the
regiment which our Sheriff, A. T. Coryell,
belonged to. Sheriff Coryell speaks of him
as a brave man who would never say re-
treat.
Prof F. L. Freyer is confined to his
bed at home, from having a fistula remov-
ed by Dr. Westmoreland of Atlanta. He
is doing well and will be out in few days.
This is the first time he ever had the per
sonal attention of doctor.
AT a conference of the Baptist Church
last Sunday, delegates from here to the Bap
fist State Convention, to meet Griffin on
the 10Th inst, were instructed by the
church to invite the Convention to hold its
next session in Marietta. This convention
will be composed of $50 or 300 members and
delegates from all parts of the entire State.
I'VE stop the press to say that Leake q
Mo- < "a no n aCf
to day. You can rely on getting the very
best Soda Water, Ginger Ale &c, as in adj
ditional to having the best and purest sy>
rups manufactured in the world, they pro
pose to keep her cool and clean" Call
around and see them.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds,
Chairs, Kitchen Safes, Tables, Bed
steads and Mattresses cheap, at w. Z. Gill
bert's.
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