The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-22
LOCAL LEAFLETS

amount OF cotton to market.
Pillow stocks, bedsteads, baby carriages
and guano are being sold with rush.
...Shces at reduced prices at E. L. Fow.
| ler's store
Mrs John A. Rowland, of Augusta, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Cumpsty.
| Red Rust Proof Oats, 65cts per bushel
at w. N. Crisis store,
Another hotel horror, as the man said,
| when the hashANas set before him.
For durability, the Walker boot is the
best, for sale only by W. f. Gilbert.
...Guano ladens the air with its perfume
as if it was fit subject for coroner's in
quest.
AN early spring. we fear, means an
early bloom of fruit trees, and late nip
ping frost.
DIR. Bozeman can sell you the best
clock for the least money than anybody,
The cheapest Tobacco in town at Win
tiers & Legg's.
Maj J. G. Wall, Superintendent of the
Belmont Coal Mines, Alabama committed
suicide last week.
Winters & Legg will sell you a first
class substantial Buggy for $4,000 cash,
uality guaranteed.
"A new lot of clothing received this
week at w. E. Gilbert's
The Georgia Major newspaper by
Small g. Williams, Atlanta, has been re-
ceived. 1t promises well.
The boys and girls hal their fun out of
the valentines. We mean these sent through
the post Office, and not those distributed
around town in everybodys front yard.
Mr.. II. X. Cruikshanks, of Brooklyn,
New York, who has been out in Colorado
for the last nine months, is in the city, on
his way to Florida
60 to DIR. Bozeman's and have your
watches, clocks and jewelry repaired.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Call at Winters & Legg's and see their
"North Georgia Cotton Grower" they are
selling it for 400lbs cotton per ton.
Our farmers have and are sowing "a
a good deal of oats. The oats are growing
healthy and strong and wheat looks prom
ising, the pleasant warm weather is making
it grow off nicely.
The Spring Poets will read Leake h
McCrea's advertisement this week, and act
accordingly. Some one is going to get
nice present.
--latest styles of .Nobby Hats, just re-
ceived at E. L. Fowler's store.
Don't be induced to buy Chairs, Bed
steads Tables &C. until w. E. Gilbert has
priced you goods in that line, he will save
you money.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The Marietta Business Directory, got
ten up by Mr.. c. NJ Gardner, was printed
in Gainesville The work has been deliv-
cred
The warehouse of Mr.. j. w. Hender-
son, on Mill street, has been remodelled for
fife engine house and is well adapted for
the purpose.
"A special meeting of the ladies of the
Methodist Church is called for, at 2 O'Clock
on Thursday 1st day of March. Business
of pressing importance is to come before
them Let none he absent
"A new lot of clothing just received,
latest styles, best goods, and lowest prices -
tact-cOme and see for Yourself.
w. L. GILBERT.
Good work at lowest prices Reynolds.
I'VE understand that Messrs. Brumby &
Bro. chair manufacturers, of this place,
will build another building in connection
with the factory. They are doing a splen'
did business and pushing matters to catch
up with untitled orders.
DIR. ]. W. Bozeman keeps the best of
iewelry, watches, clocks, &c, that can be
found anywhere. Give him a call
Mr. Robert Miller OF Dougksville, met
with very serious accident Saturday. In
attempting to jump from car at the Geor-
gia Pacific Railroad, he missed his footing
and struck violently on his head sustaining
serious injuries
BY request, the Pastor Of the Methodist
Church will preach next Sunday night on
the text "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as
myself" AT the morning service, he will
present the first great commandment,
Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all
thine heart, &c"
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Governor Stephens has pardoned John
Brown one of the Adairsville safe burglars,
who turned States evidence three men be-
ing convicted on his testimony. Our tai
ented young friend, Will j, Will, was
Browns attorney,
dress Goods, at New York cost, for the
cash, at E. l.. Fowler store.
just received by j. Northcutt, andre
scoggin in Lonsdale, Wamsutta Pride of
the West" Lonsdale Cambria, cottons, &c.
at bottom prices. A good line early spring
prints and dress. goods and good line of
shoes. New goods arriving every week.
"A countryman, with his bride, stopped
at hotel the other day. Az dinner Wneh
the waiter presented bill ofare, the young
man inquired, What's that?' "Bill Of
fare, sir, " replied the waiter. The coun
tryman took it in his hands looked inquir-
ingly at his wife and then at the waiter,
and finally dived his hand into his pocket
and inquired, "How much is itf''
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr. Bolton, Singer Sewing Machine
agent, in attempting to drive his horse over
the railroad crossing, at the depot last Satur-
day, had his buggy smashed to some extent
and disabled a sewing machine. The acct
dent was caused by an engine backing with
out signaling. Mr.. Bolton jumped out Of
the buggy and managed to get his horse
out of the way.
Fverv man or hoy caupht carving con