The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-22
LOCAL LEAFLETS

The Churches of Marietta all have good
preachers of more than ordinary ability.
The paint and whtewash brush is be-
ing used to good advantage.
IAN election for one Aldermen takes
place on Monday the Goth of March
The man who loafs around, waiting for
something to turn up, is apt to get left.
...Hirsch will receive next week a full
line of Zeigler Bros. Ladies' Shoes and
Heiser's Mems Shoes.
Our bachelors seem to be getting tired
of single -blessedness. Sensible.
Eggs, chickens and butter command
the best prices in Marietta.
Tax Receiver Daniel commences his
rounds on April Sd.
EASTER CARDs.-Wiliam Root has a
beautiful assortment at various prices.
Our farmers are the owners of good
| farm stock.
-. There is still good deal of cotton in
Cobb county.
Mr.. Agricola sells Matching eggs, fine
breed 10 for one dollar.
Don't buy your goods until you see L.
| L. Fowler's stock. He is now receiving
and his prices are as low as can be found.
PLANT plenty of corn. You are going
to need it.
Prosperity right hand is industry, her
left is frugality.
The boys are burning the sage fields
and woods to find the hyena.
Mr.. Sam Hrsch has returned from
market.
The Grand Jury of last week stirred up
the boys
DIR. j. NJ. Moore brought US in iV
large sucker fish last Monday, caught in his
pond. Thanks
-. Hirsch received on Saturday the larg-
est and cheapest line of Hats that has ever
| been shown in this market
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
"A wagon load of hog meat on our
square last Saturday, astonshed one of our
| citizens.
THAT cow appears to relish the grass in
the city park. In fact she don't keep off
the grass" worth cent.
...Messrs. Heggie and Hames have had
one o their houses on Cherokee street NOV
ed back about twenty five feet.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
WINTERS & Legg offer three Columbus
Buggies at reduced prices for cash.
Marietta is improving all the time be-
sides it is one of the healthiest and prettiest
places in the South.
I'VE hear of but little crime in this coun-
ty, which speaks well for our people. There
are petty affairs now and then not worth
mentioning.
The man who Expresses the poor need
not expect to get to heaven, no matter
whether his name is on or off the church
book
IF you want Oranges, Lemons, Banan-
as, Confectioneries, fresh Crackers, Bread,
Cakes, 90 to Miss Kate Agricola's, next
door to d. F. McClatchy's
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds,
The people at this time don't seem to
care " no is elected Governor. In fact they
had just as soon Boynton would have it as
anybody land so had We
The Methodist Dime Sociable will be
held at the residence of Mrs. II. Reid, Fri
day evening, March 23d, al Z o'clock. All
invited to attend.
I'VE are authorized to announce Mr..
GEORGE S. OWEN as candidate for Alder
man to fill the unexpired term of A. S.
Clay, resigned. Election next Monday.
AFTER careful survey of the field,
| through the medium of our exchanges, we
are inclined to think James S. Boynton is
the Coming man" for Governor.
...Hirsch has large line of Dress Goods,
Muslins, Calicoes and Bleaching at the low
est prices.
IF our merchants wish to have a lively
spring trade they should see TO it that their
spring and summer advertisements 90 into
the columns of the Journal Immediately.
Cobb Superior Court is in session this
week, Judge Brown presiding, and Solci-
tor Gober officiating. Criminal cases are
being tried. Next week the civil docket.
The largest stock Of Laces and En-
broidery at E. l.. Fowler's ever displayed
in Marietta. Cheap for cash.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
I'VE are glad to hear that our fellow
citizen, Dr. w. P. Harden, is recovering
from his late attack of illness, and that he
is able to walk about the house daily.
Col McKissck, of Franklin, Pa, died
at the Kennesaw House on last Sunday
night, of consumption. His body has been
! forN ar led to his home.
do not forget that Hirsch can show
you the largest, cheapest and best stock of
Clothing for Men, Boys and Youths in Ma
rietta.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
On last Tuesday bolt of lace crawled
off of Mr.. Ed Fowler show case into a ne
gro woman basket. The argus eye of Mr..
Jot Lindley detected the mysterious move
ment and all was confusion with the three
negro women shoplifters.
There will be an annual meeting of the
Marietta Memorial Association, at Nichols
Hall, Friday, p. M, 23d inst All are re-
quested to come. BY order of the Presi
dent. J. f. LINDLEY, Sec.
IF you want suit made to order go to
Hirsch's and he will have you one made by
the ell known firm of Devlin & Co, New
York. Over 200 styles of goods to select
from. \ fit guaranteed
JOB PRINTING, plain and fancy, or in