The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-01-25
LOCAL LEAFLETS


"A fresh lot of buclwheat just received
at Sessions, Handy & Go.
Mr. A. G. Heggie has gone on visi
to Florida.
The sunny South has been as cold as
the North this winter.
Highest grade Acid Phosphate for sale
at Mckenzie & Warren s.
kind words can never die, and the
, baldheaded can never dye either.
Mrs. w. r. Power returned from hel
visit to Decatur last Friday.
...Another marriage will take place this
week in Marietta.
Mckenzie & Warren would like to
show you their |. y. l.. Guano.
Miss Julia Bostick of Brighton, s. c.,
Is visiting Mrs. &. A. Smith.
Mr.. j. II Barnes is housekeeping at
the j. L. Root place.
Mr. w. P Young is housekeeping in
part of the house occupied by Mr.. L. 5.
Northcutt.
Newt Robinson, colored, who escaped
from the NJ, & N. G. Railroad chain gang,
is still enjoying his sweet liberty.
...Ony few gallons of Georgia Cane
Syrup left at Sessions, Handy Il Co.
The sun has presented its cheerful face
| for the past few days much to the delight OF
the inhabitants of this colo, wet world.
-. Miss Bertha Morton, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mrs +. G. Blankenship, of this
place
Mr.. Frank c. Shepard and family,
of Selma, Ala, have been on visit to rela-
tives in this vicinity in the last few days.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
You can get the best $500 safe in the
market at W. L. Gilbert's.
ALBERT Rogers colored, was acquitted
of the unfounded charges against him, and
he has returned from Atlanta.
Mr.. Jasper L. CAN'T is staying with
Mckenzie & Warren, and would be glad to
sell his friends some of their splendid brands
of guano.
-. Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
"A GOOD stock of Groceries at A. B. &
W. f. Gilbert's at prices as low as else
Where.
Capt. Alex. McCulloch, agent, has
been informed that Marietta's order for
Hook and Ladder truck will be here inside
OF thirty days.
Andrew Greggs who is down with the
small pox, is at Rome, Ga. There is no
small pox at Marietta, and not likely to be
any.
Mr. A. S. Edmonston has moved into
Hon. Will j. WINS residence, and the
latter gentleman occupies rooms at his
fathers residence
Bring your barter to A. B. & w. i.
Gilbert who will exchange goods for ii and
pay the highest market price.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued to White persons since our last
issue: VIM. Bryson and Mary Smith.
S. Manner and Martha A. Cook.
Mr.. Will VIM, brilliant young law
yer of Marietta, is attending court He is
counsel for Brown, ore of the Adairsville
burglars - Cartersojlle Free Press.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
You will save money by examining
Chairs Bedsteads, Safes &c, at W. E. Gil
bert's,
There are spongss in all communities
who take in everything and give out moth
ing, unless squeezed Marietta has few OF
this class. To have live town, it takes
live men to make it SO.
.STRAYED-One dark red heifer, about
three years Old weighs about 500 pounds.
A liberal reward will be paid for her deliy-
ery. T. w GLOVER.
Mr.. P. c. Lamoine has bought Mr.. r.
W. Cables residence on Powder Springs
street and will go to housekeeping. Mr..
Gable and family will move to Atlanta
about the first of March.
Mrs. D. L. Buttolph thanks the ladies
of the congregation for the generous dona-
ton of $50 in gold, given to heras a Christ
mas present. May the Lord reward them
Tor their kindness and generosity.
Mckenzie & Warren will furnish you
with Gilt Edge Guano. Its analysis or
commercial value is $42.02. Nothing bet
ter
Gilt Edge Guano has started off right
along. Mr. Charlie Northcutt and Mr..
Mace Mayes have bought nine tons of 1t.
Sold by Mckenzie g. Warren.
...SocIETY NEWS We would be glad
to be furnished items Tuesday Of each week
of all society news that may exist, such as
arrivals, departures, parties marriages, etc.
A responsible name must accompany each
item.
Goods are sold by w. E. Gilbert as
low as can be found elsewhere. Give him
call. Compare prices and quality. Goods
going out of season will be marked down.
"A new postmaster is to be appointed
for Marietta next month. Mr.. A. A.
Fletcher is now in Washington City trying
to get a reappontment, and Mr.. w. o. II.
Shepard is asking for the place. Both are
backed by petitions and friends.
Mr.. Joseph Malone, of Smyrna in this
county had pair of mules and wagon
stolen from him on Saturday night last.
| The thieves also stole bale of cotton from
Mr.. Hartman, who lives several miles from
Mr.. Malone's.
Just received large lot of Sugar and
| Coffee at Sessions, Handy q Co.
The L. and C. Guano sold by McKen'
zie s. Warren is pleasin the farmers gener
! orally. No trouble to sell it.
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Tom-"Yo' ak me wot am telumgrum
Yo git de biggetist dog dat cher wus'--a
mile lon now yo' 90 to's head n
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