The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-10-18


trying to sell Jersey mule. The fellow
said he was a thoroughbred
...Mcssrs T. c.. Edmonston and Albert
H. Legg left last Saturday for Houston.
Texas, where they viii buy cotton for In
man s. Co.
...FOR SALE.-A thoroughbred Jersey
bull calf for sale. Apply to A. c. HeS@ie,
Marietta.
..Hirsch has tile largest stock ready made
clothing IN Marietta.
Mr.. A. ]. Rigsby accompanied his son,
Mr. John W Rigsby to Augusta, where he
will remain some time.
The salary of the postmaster at this
place has been reduced from $4,000 to
100000, in accordance with a recent act Of
Congress
We should have stated several issues
ago that Misses Helen and Anna Gignilliat
and Mamie Dobbs were at College at Shell
by, N. c.
Col. Willie LanieT, advance agent of
Arnold's Matrimonial Combination, is in
the city Billing the toAn for the first APP
pearance of this troupe
The Atlanta Constitution made big
blunGer in stating the character of the PEG
pie baptised at the Baptist Church in this
place. But mistakes will occur.
We have Just received some Ct the pref
test and best three spring Phaetons for the
money ever offered for sale by us. Call and
see them. WINTERS s. LEGa
ladies Handmade Shoes at ]. II.
Barnes
Mr. ]. NJ England, travelling agent
Atlanta Evening journal, was in our city
last Tuesday in the interest of that paper
and secured sixty-two subscribers.
The woods are full of partridges and
squirrels but hunters will have poor
chance this year, as nearly all farms III the
county are posted forbidding trespassers
...Hirsch has the best 80 cent shirt in
Georgia.
The young man promenades the street
with his fali suit, and the married man
takes down the old stove pipe and gets his
fall SCOT.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs j. B.
Glover died on Friday night last. The
bereaved family have the sympathy of our
people in their loss.
Nov is the time to buy your Hats and
Shoes cheap. j II. BARNES,
Mckenzie & Warren are selling the
George Enger & Co, side Bar Brewster
Top Buggy will be pleased TO show and sell
any other styles warranted These Bug
ges coming direct from the factory prices
are astonishingly low.
Cupid has put in some of his best work
this year, and with the coming of cold
weather, numerous marriages are booked
to take place.
FIRE FIRE Mr.. E. l.. Fowler is sell.
ing his damaged goods and those not dam
a ed at and below cost. See advertisement
in another column.
The long drouth has dried up number
of wells, while the streams in the county
have become so low that ginning and mill
ing, by water, has been almost at stand
still.
...WANTED.-l0 100 bushels of nice Shock
lay apples. Bring them in at once | will
pay "spot cash. ~ l.. 5. Cox.
...Hirsch has placed orders for over car
loads Furniture.
The newly built Glover residence is
nearly completed and its finish is beautiful
1t is an elegant, commodiols and we'll con
structed house, and reflects credit upon the
builders, J. W. Henderson & Son.
...Rev Mr. Stansbury sends word, from
his home in Cleveland. that his y ife is con-
siderabIy better, and that he will be i'll Ma
rietta to preach Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights Of this week,
So. For the information of our readers, We
publish the prohibition act for this county,
passed by the last Legislature 1t requires
~ sixty days before the first ofnext March,
before an election can be ordered.
The dry and warm fall has been very
propiiious for gathering cotton. No heavy
storms and beating rains, consequently the
grade of the "tfeeCy staple has been of uni
form lineness, hardly ever below midding.
This has insured better average price, and
the farmer has been benefited to that extent.
...DIED--On the 14th inst, Miss Par
theuia Rigsby, daughter of Mr.. A j. Rigs
by. of this place. Her funeral was preach
ed at the Methodist Church on Monday at
ternoon by Rev. T a. Seals She had
been sick for many weary months, but bore
her sufferings with Christian resignation
and has now gone to receive her eternal re
ward
The domestic" Sewing Machine is
becoming the most popular of any machine
on the market, because it is the most dura
bic, the most ele. ant in workmanship. is
the simplest. easiest running, does the best
and neatest work, and has the best set Of
attachments. Buy no other. For sale by
Mr.. A. A. Fletcher. Marietta. Read adver
tisement in another column.
We now have for sale Storms Pure Raw
Bone Meal. Manufactured in New Orleans
The reputation of this Bone Meal is so well
established that it is only necessary for us
to say that the grade of it is fully up to what
It has been in the past The cotton Will all
he gathered in good time TO put in heat
and those who will prepare their land well
and use plenty Of Stems Bone Meal may
reasonably expect good yield OF ~ heat
ard AT the same time permanently enrich
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