The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-01

...Hlrsch will sell you any KIND OF Furnl-
ture or mattresses cheaper than anybody.
The variety of weather we have had
in this section, has given large number of
people severe colds
Highest grade Acid Phosphate for sale
at Mckenzie & Warren's.
Just thirteen days from now the boys
and girls will begin to tantalize postoffice
clerks by dropping sweet-rhymed valen-
tines in the letter boxes
For RENT-The residence of Mrs. B.
Lowrey The dwelling has five rooms,
outhouses, pure water and large garden.
Apply at this Office.
"A young man came up from Atlanta
with his dog and gun last week for hunt in
Cobb and he carried back seventy patridges
as the result of his good shooting.
Peas Bran and Corn, at Whitfield s.
Myers.
You can get the best $500 safe in the
market at w. E. Gilbert's.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
"A new way to pay debts in this county
now. is, some night when you neighbors
are all asleep, TO quietly move over to Sand
Mountain, Ala.
In some localities, the boys are leaving
the farms for the stores in town, but here
the store is being abandoned for the farm.
The one wants to get in and the other
wants to get out.
New lot Lounges, bed Springs and
cots just received at Hirsch's.
"A good stock of Groceries at A. B. &
w. E. Gilbert's at prices as low as else
where
...Hartwell is the cleapest, peatest, and
prettiest village in the State. -Hdrt@eU Sun.
Upon the principle, ftbere is no pig 10 the
pen, the pen will not get filthy, you doubt
less haven't got enough people in your
town to dirty it.
Mr. J. A. McAtee au industrious and
respected mechanic of this place, whose
mind has become impaired, was carried 10
the Asylum at Mlledgevile by Sheriff A.
T. Coryell and Mr.. J. B. Campbell on
Wednesday night, 3lst
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Mckenzie & Warren will furnish you
with Gilt Edge Guano. Its analysis or
commercial value is $42.02. Nothing bet
ter
LIN the case of the State against the off
GERS OF Douglas county for illtreating an
Italian pedd'er, sometime during the sum
mer of 1882, Col. John V. Edge Ordinary,
was acquitted The Solicitor STATING that
under ibe evidence he would be compelled
to mol pros the bill as to the Ordinary.
Mr.. Mouths NJ. Sessions, worthy
son ola worthy sire, has associated himself
in the practice of law with our valued
friend, Judge H. NJ. Hammett, aud their
law card can be found on the first page
Business entrusted to them will be attended
to with fidelity and promptness.
Gilt Edge Guano has started off right
along. Mr. Charlie Northcutt and Mr..
Mace Mayes have bought nine tons of it,
Sold by Mckenzie & Warren.
Goods are sold by w. E. Gilbert as
low as can be found elsewhere. Give him
a call Compare prices and quality. Goods
going out of season will be marked down.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by Judge Hammett, Ordinary,
to while persons, since our last issue j.
T. Garrett aud Fannie Conn. James W.
Ellison and Mary NJ. Kemp. Walter n.
Grst aud Leila S. Walker. David F.
McClain and Effie Davenport. W. ID.
Smith and Ella Reed. Sumner Nell and
Mary l.. Gilbert.
GEORGIA has no collection laws. So far
legislation has been to protect dishonest
debtors, leaving the indul9ent creditor no
legal red ess Moral suasion comes in very
well win men OF honor, bat has no percep
tible Influence 10 making rascally inclined
roeues disgorge other mems dollars that
they are-carrying around in their pockets.
Bring your barter to A. B. 81 w. K.
Gilbert, who will exchange goods for it and
pay the highest market price.
You will save money by examining
Chails, Bedsteads Safes, &c, at w. E. Gil
bert's
The live merchant sells the best goods.
Time is money aud the best merchant can't
adold to waste time talking up an inferior
flour. Sell flour which sells itself and
builds up your business rather lhan draws
it back. "Mapsfeid's Cream of the South"
is the standard 10 This market aud you can
recommend it with Safety. You make a
mis- axe when you put your customers Oh
with aoy other flour. feb1.
...Sherlf A. T. Coryell, of Cobb county,
has been appointed by Judge James X.
Brown as tempo AIRY receiver for the firm OF
J. W. Henderson & Co, builders, and deal
ers 10 LUMBER, &c, upon bill of injunc
lion filed by j. II. AOsiD, member OF The
finn, who demands a settlement. The case
will have a hearing in a lew days and in
wolves third interest claimed by Mr.. Aus
tin.
...Plow Stocks, PlOw Goods of all kinds,
look through our stock before buying.
A. B. g. w. Z. GILBERT.