The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-01-18
LOCAL LEAFLETS

DIR. p. r. Cortelyou now has his office
up stairs over Mr.. Joseph Elsas' store
Mr.. L. S. Northcutt has moved to the
Butler residence on Powder Springs street.
Mr. John ONeill is housekeeping at
the Welch residence on Atlanta street.
Mr.. Andrew Greggs is down with the
small pox. contracted while on visit to
Chattanooga.
You can get a five dollar clock at DR..
! Bozeman' S for two dollars
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...D1ED.-The wife of Mr. Andrew ].
Kiser of Palmetto, Ga, died on the 10Th
inst
Mr.. James B. Young and family have
moved to Atlanta also Mr. Jack Moore
and family.
while in Atlanta last Sunday we saw
the yellow flags dangling, denoting small
pox.
Pillow Stocks of all sorts at Sessions,
Handy & Co.'S.
The Marietta Firemen christened their
punch bowl last Friday night, and had a
jolly time.
I'VE have had six SHOWS this winter.
According to the old saying, this ought to
be good wheat year
IA number of freshly killed hogs have
been brought into town and sold at nine
cents per pound.
DIR Bozeman iewelry establishment is
the place to have your repairing done.
The firm of A B. & W. E. Gilbert
under the management of A. b. Gilbert. oc-
cupies the storehouse formerly occupied by
A. b. Gilbert & Co.
The Hook and Ladder Boys have passed
around collecting subscriptions to pay for
their new truck which is soon to arrive
The farmers now believe it is cheaper to
buy cotton than to raise it. especially at
present prices.
You can get the best Bedsteads from
So. 80 to $3.50 and $40, at w. E. Gilbert's.
,..All the boys smoke "The Drummer"
at CadWells S.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr. Joseph J. Wilder has been nomi-
mated by the democrats as one of the can
didates for Alderman of Savannah, with
Rufus Z. Lester for Mayor.
The enterprise of the merchants of any
community can be exactly estimated by the
manner in which they advertise in the To-
cal paper.-Augusta Chronicle.
Nv. P. McClatchy, Esq, has returned
to his first love-the practice of law-and
can now be found at his office in Nc
Clatchy's building.
The diamond as an engagement ring
has gone entirely out of fashion. The girls
demand something that can't be so easily
Counnterteited.
You can get the best S. 90 safe in the
market at W. Z. Gilberts.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds.
Sc. Mr.. w. J. NJ FIames and his excellent
lady, of Marietta, were on visit to rela-
tives in our city this week. COnyerS Week
y.
Nv. p. Anderson s. Sons, bankers, cot
ton buyers, auano dealers and merchants,
have new advertisement in this issue in
which they tell you something to your in
terest.
"A good stock of Groceries at A. B. s.
w. Z. Gilbert's at prices as low as else
where.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr.. Frank J. Northcutt and family
have moved to Smyrna on DR.. Gober's
farm. Frank is going to try gee, woa
haw, - and see if old mother earth will re-
spond generously. Success.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Brumby, of this place,
has one Of the most intelligent dogs in this
country. Mr.. B. has but to speak, and the
dog comprehends and obeys. He has been
offered $3.50 90 for the faithful animal.
You will save money by examining
Chairs, BeGsteads Safes, DC, at W. b. Gil |
bert S.
..All the boys smoke 1.-The Drummer"
at CadWell's
Georgia Cane Syrup at 50 cents per gal,
lon at Sessions, Handy q Co.'S.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds |
when lady who has been taking mu
sic lessons for the past eight years hangs
back and bushes and says she really can't
play, don't insist on it. The chances are
that she can't.
-. Having decided to go out of the cloth
ing business, we are offering our entire
stock at cost. We have some suits at cost
that are at great bargain
J. j. NoRTHCUTT s. Son.
-. DR.. J. w. Bozeman' is the place to
get clocks, watches and jewelry of the best
quality at cheap prices.
...All the boys smoke "The Drummer"
at Cadwell's.
The negro man, who was found dead at
Smyrna, several weeks ago in Mr. Norris
PAGES gin house, covered with cotton seed
all but his feet, was never identified and
his name and cause of his death, still re
main a mystery.
SOCIETY News. We would be glad
to be furnished items Tuesday of each week
OF all society neas that may exist, such as
arrivals, departures, parties, marriages, etc
A responsible name must accompany each
item.
Parties indebted to US must call and set
tie by the first of February next. We are
compelled to have what is owing to us.
Interest charged on all accounts from Jan
uary LIST 1888
J. J. NORTHCUTT & Son.
Mr. Dave Mobley Of Smyrna, in this
country, was trying to drive nail in the
wall Of his residence the other day. when the