The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-15
LOCAL LEAFLETS

Mr.. NJ. IL. Hetty OF SMYRNA, lelt laSe
Tuesday for Copper City, New Mexico.
The cheapest Tobacco in town at Win
tiers & Legg's.
...T The conspicuous advertisement OF MI
w. N. Grist, dealer in general merchan-
disc, speaks for itself
For durability, the Walker boot is the
best, for sale only by W. E. Gilbert.
Winters s. Legg will sell you first
class substantial Buggy for $4,000 cash,
| quality guaranteed.
The man who fails to advertise his bus
mess blockades the port to his own prosper
ity.
Our county officers elected in January
have made their bonds aud have been quail
flied.
I'VE call attention TO the conspicuous
advertisement of Mckenzie 81 Warren, en-
| terprising merchants.
"A new lot of clothing received this
week at w. E. Giberts.
Remember March the list that your &C
counts will be placed out for collection. |
am compelled to have what is due me if
can possibly get it. r. H. NoRTHcUTT.
Mr. F. n Graves newly erected cot
tage on Lawrence street is nearly completed
and is quite creditabe building.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
..Since the new street lamps have been
put up the chickens crow all night, think
ing the flood of light is the precursor of
the dawn of day.
! "North Georgia Cotton Grower" they are
selling it for 400lbs cotton per ton.
"A new lot of clothing just received,
latest styles, best goods, and lowest prices
fact-come and see for yourself
w. E. GILBERT.
The new city lamps erected on the
prominent streets in town. are q great i'm
provement and give forth brilliant 1ignt
Our town is gradually putting on city airs,
and Atlanta will have to look to her laurels
ID. J. Northcutt has received by express
a very handsome line of ladies' percal linen
and lace collars direct from the Manutactu
rers
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
..,Sherff Coryell and Marshal Banks cap
tureG an escaped negro convict named
James Roe, above town on last Tuesday.
He escaped rom B. G. Lockett's camp
They get $2l reward.
IL don't want to hurt any ones feelings
or make any one mad, but at the same time
| would like what is due me.
r. II. NOETHCUTT.
...MARRIED-On the evening Of the 18th
inst, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. ]. W. Henderson, DR.. W. NJ. Duke
and Mrs Georgia WEIGH, Rev. T. a. Seals
officiating. We wish them abundant hap
piness and prosperity.
Bill Slaughter and John W. Swanson,
both colored, were tried 10 Pauldng Supe-
rior Court last week for murder, aud were
convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary
for life. Slaughter had previously been
tried add sen coed 10 be huog, aud W. P.
McCiatchy, Of Marietta got new trial for
him. and saved his neck.
Don't be induced to buy Chairs Bed
seads, Tables &c, until W. E. Gilbert has
priced you goods in that line, he will save
you money.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
DIED Mrs. Anna Barrett wife of Mr..
John Barrett, died on the morning Of the
18th inst, in her I'D year. She was a
faithful member of the Presbyterian Church
for some sixty two years, and was devoted
wife and loving mother. We deeply
sympathise with the bereaved in their sor
row.
"A few days ago Mr. VIII O'Neill living
near Acworth picked up a dynamite cap,
thrown there by some negro railroad labor
ers, unfortunately the dynamite exploded
tearing one Of The young mars thumbs OFT.
On Friday last negro boy pamed Williams
got hold of one of these dynamite caps,
scattered by some tramps and an explosion
occurred, badly decorating the boys hand.
Farmers wanting a first class bone gu
ano would do well to call on us and get
Stern S, Merryman' s, OF Winters & Legg's.
These brands can't be eXcelled for the pres
ent crop and they will build up the land.
Our supply is limited.
WINTERS & LEGG.
...Some malicious miscreant broke with
a rock or stick, one of the new street lamps
situated near the Baptist Church, on Sun
day night. There are in all communities
those whose destructive propensities cannot
be kept 10 bounds. Such characters are too
dangerous 10 run at large and should be
'cha' -ganged. Society certainly could
spare their presence.
TO encourage the Spring Poets" the
firm of Leake & McCrea will give nice
present for the best poem descriptive of
their business This is open to competition
from both sexes until March LIST, 1888.
Good WORK at !oweaT prices, Reynolds.
THE Atlanta post office needs more
clerks to expedite the distribution and de-
livery Of mail matter. AS it is, the great
Dulk VI dICulll'dbCu tnd'l llltttJCl 10 dClhJ w
to such an extent as not only to be yexa
tious to Alfalfa. but to q number Of ada
cent towns. Atlanta being the distributing
point for some half dozen railroads. entities
the Poslofficc there to increased clerical
force.
Buy your clothing from w. Il. Gilbert,
where you can select from the latest styles,
aud best goods in the market All wool
suits fran SO, to $50.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The National Cemetery gate is assum
ing huge artistic proportions. The atone
used is from Stone Mountain and some of
the huge pieces weigh twenty-five thousand
pounds each. The contract to build this
colossal gate was let at nine thousand dol
l., Int hot 40 will