The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-06-14
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Wheat and oats will turn out well.

When she makes fool she means it,
There is good deal of cotton planted
in Cobb and 1t is looking fine.
dress ginghams cents at Hirsch's.
Mr.. viii S. Cox left Monday morning
for Chattanooga on a business tour.
60 to John Stubinger's for the fines
bananas in town.
...P. II. Evans is selling number ont
grazing muzzle for horses and cows.
The little boy can begin to manacle the
June bugs,
...Parasols and silk mits, at Hirsch's.
I'VE notice in the market hard headed
cabbage and roasting ears, raised in Cobb
Capt Wilson has the contract for tin
ming Winters and Legg's warehouse.
White Vests, at Cost, 65cts to So %, al
w. f. Gilbert's.
Mrs. Pleas. Shelman is on visit to La
Grange That accounts for Pleas down
cast LOOK.
1T is said that q stranger was trying tC
pass some spurious coin in. the city on las
Friday.
REV. DR.. Mcdonald, of Atlanta, paid
Marietta visit recently. and he said: III
is the prettiest Southern city he had seen. >
The squirrels in the park are pets o
the town, and are kept well supplied with
food.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
"A splendid lot of Carpets will be solo
at bottom prices at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's.
Mr. William Carter, of DeKalb county
has two year old SOW that gave birth to
sixteen healthy pigs.
THE Kennesaw Route runs into anC
out of Atlanta daily, ten Pullman sleepefs
Their opposition only two.
Mr. E. w. Channel, who got hi
lost one finger.
...Calicos and Lawns cents at Hirsch s
ION Thursday last runaway horse, at
tached to wagon, ran alongside the new
park fence, and damaged the structure
somewhat.
From notices in our exchanges, there
will be a large amount of local legislation
for the entertainment of the next Legisla.
ture
I'D. p. Dobbs 81 Son are agents at this
place for the genuine Gullett Gin made at
Amite City La.
GOOD WORK al lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Several years ago four English spar
rows were brought to Marietta. and now
they are to be seen fitting hither and thith
er in great numbers.
Two Atlanta drummers, named respec.
lively Camp and Tomlinson, had little
''isticuf' at the depot last Monday after
noon. An old feud was the cause.
Mrs. V. f. Manget has been elected
Vice President of the Georgia Woman s
Missionary Society for the Gainesville Dis
trict
Mr.. Virgil Mcconnell of Acworth, at
tempted suicide by shooting himself Thurs
day night The cause IS not known, but is
supposed melancholy.
There are those who can see the faults Of
others, but who cannot discern their own.
Such men are wise for others, and fools tC
themselves.
REV James p DePas, brother to Mrs
V. E. Manget, preached an elegant and able
sermon at the Methodist Church on last
Sunday night.
...Just received full line of n D. Sulli.
vans Tobaccos, BEST, Free and Easy,
and Good Enough" at A. G. Heggie &
Cos.
...Hirsch has the best 80 cent shirt in
Georgia.
Bermuda grass will prevent washing
of land better than anything. Old gullies
and bitches can be filed up and prevented
from deepening and enlarging by this ex'
cellent stock grazing grass
STRAW Hats on w. E. Gilberts Bar
gain Counter below their value, to close
out.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
REV. S. j. Pinkerton, Rector of St
James Episcopal Church, has gone to Tate
Springs. Rev. Mr.. Lemon, of Hawkins
vile, supplies his pulpit during his absence.
He preached his first sermon last Sunday
which was a very fine effort.
"A young man, who is engaged to very
sweet girl, hesitates about marrying her.
Now, that warm weather is coming on, he
is afraid her sweetness will attract too many
flies.
...FoR SALE-Two good Mich Cows
with young calves-cheap. Apply al
Leake Il McCrea' s or to
H. N. STARNEs,
Powder Springs Road.
...Hirsch sells clothing cheaper than any
body.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The new postal Law now makes the
taking OF newspaper and the refusal tC
pay for the same. theft, and any person
guilty of such an action is liable to crimina
proceedings, the same as if he had stoler
goods to the amount of his subscription.
The Marietta Express train, that runs
between Marietta and Atlanta, more than
pays expenses. The officers are gratifeG
with the result and speak of making it a
dinner train also We think the Marietta
Express can now be considered perma'
nent train.
"A lot of new Mattings just received a
Mrs B. Schoenthall's, which will be sole
at New York prices.
...Carpets Mattings, and Oil cloths cheaT
at Hirschs.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The Marietta and North Georgia rail
road stockholders met in Marietta on thu
9th inst, and the following board was cleo
tod. Toeanh Kinsev G. KinseV r. NJ