The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-11-15

Henderson g. Sons, cheap as the cheapest.
MIR. Josiah Sibley and family have re-
turned to Augusta.
Mrs L. S. Northcutt has bought the
McElfresh place.
"A negro boy fell into well on Mr..
David Ellott's place on last Monday and
fractured his skull.
...Of the 14S pupils attending the school
at Lost Mountain, within the last three
years, not one has died
Mr. F. N. Graves and family moved to
Atlanta las! Thursday, and Mrs Metcalt
now occupies the house vacated by him.
The vagrant law is dead letter in
fact Georgia has plenty of defunct laws
that pretends to be alive.
...Just received, new lot of Overcoats
Men S suits, ETC., at w. E. Gilbert's
mckenzie & Warren have marked their
Dry goods to rock bottom prices,--if you
don't believe it give them trial.
...Readymade Clothing at reduced prices
at Hirsch's.
Marietta must be a rich field for book
agents, judging from the way they throng
our town.
Part of the old Kimball hotel walls fell
last Monday morning and killed a negro
boy Is years old.
The men who don't subscribe for the
Journal, did not learn that court week had
been changed, and came to town last Mon
day only to have 60 back home grumbling.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Clothing Clothing The best all wool
Men s suits for $3.50 in the town, can be
found at w E. GILBERTs.
BEST quality of Heart pine Shingles, in
large quantities and constantly on hand at
J. w Henderson g. Sons cheap as the
cheapest.
...Moultrie NJ. Sessions, Esq, has been
appointed County Administrator by our
Ordinary, Judge Hammett. He gives a
bond of S. 900 and serves to March, 1885.
Mr. George Hames had a snake, about
8 feet long, in box, which he amused a
crowd by exhibiting at John Stubinger's on
Saturday.
lone day last week, Messrs. A. T. Cor
yell, w. E. Gilbert, j. B. Campbell and A.
B. Gilbert went hunting near Lost Noun
tain and killed thirty eight squirrels.
White dress shirts at 75cts, 9Octs and
$1.00 at J. H. Barnes.
Hirsch has the largest stock of Dress
Goods and Cloaks in Marietta.
Don't buy your groceries until you have
examined the complete stock of Mckenzie
g. Warren. Prices guaranteed.
IA splendid lot of Carpets will be sold
at bottom prices at Mrs. 3. Schoenthall's.
..MARRIED-Novembe 7th, near Smyr>
ma, by Rev D. L. Buttolph, D. D., Mr.. H.
H. Kemp and Miss Fannie E. Whitfield
Our best wishes.
:. MARRIED--By Rev. W. Manning, at
the house of the brides father, Mr.. 1. A.
Sewell, Mr.. Julius N. Kemp to Miss S. F.
L. Sewell on Thursday the 9Th inst. May
peace and happiness attend them.
...MARRlED-On the 9Th inst, in this
county, MIR John Barrett and Mrs. Anna F.
Shnn, Rev. T. a. Seals, officiating. We
congratulate the happy couple, and wish
for them heavens choicest and richest
blessings.
LAST CALL will be at my Office in
the Court House at Marietta from the list to
the 4th day of December, 1888. My books
will then close.
P. r. FLEMING, T. G.
...Leake s. McCrea are in receipt this
week of Cranberres, Buckwheat, Big HON.
inv, Pigs Feet, Kraut, Pickles in barrels,
Chow Chow, Onions, Eastern Irish Pota>
toes, and a big assortment OF Larrabee s
Crackers, besides other goods that cannot
be enumerated.
LIN another column appears communi'
cation from prominent and learned citi-
zen, giving some interesting facts in regard
to the brilliant lights seen in the heavens
after sunset, which may be relied on as be-
ing based upon the highest scientific author
ity.
BY request Rev. T. A. Seals will
preach next Sunday morning on '1nfan'
Baptism" and on Sunday night on the
subject, do the Scriptures justify the mod
crate use of alcoholic liquors as beverages?
Everybody invited.
We have received several copies o
"Swinton's Story Teller" weekly o.
choice complete tales, published at 90 La
Fayette Place, New York; price ten cents
1t is by far superior to most periodicals now
on the market. 1t has merit, excellence
and correct taste to recommend it to thu
Call on Leake & McCrea for New Or
leans Sugars. at 10 to II pounds for on'
dollar. and New Orleans Syrups at 60 to Z;
cents per gallon. They are headquarters
for good goods, pure goods, at the loves
possible price. Don't be deceived but cal
and see them. They live up to what they
advertise, and more too, SO far as low price
are concerned.
Furniture of all kinds at bottom price
at Hirsch's.
IA large audience greeted Rev. Geo. I
Stansbury, on last Friday night, at tn
Court House to hear his lecture on the lie
gends of Arizona" The lecture was full o
beauty, interest and instruction, and tn
audience was not only pleased with tn
speaker, but fascinated with the subject mat
ter. Mr.. Stansbury's descriptive power
are very fine and his diction faultless. w
have seldom been entertained more pleas
antly.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Mckenzie & Warren are selling tn
George Enger & Co, side Bar Brewste
Top Buggy, will be pleased to show and SCI
any other styles warranted. These Bug
gies coming direct from the factory, price