The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-01-11
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
There is a lull in rafting.

MIR. w. FL. Scott and family have NOV
ed to Powder Springs.
...Some of our citizens are talking of 60
ing to Birmingham, Ala, TO live
REV. W. F. Glenn's family have NOV
ed to Decatur, Ga.
...All the boys smoke ''The Drummer,
at Cadwell's.
...Messrs. Simpson and Wallis were elect
ed bailiis at this place last Saturday.
...Mr. L. Blsck has returned from his triI
to Birmingham.
Georgia Cane Syrup at 65 cents per gal
lon at Sessions, Handy & Cos.
misses Lizzie Winters and Genie Viii
son have. returned to College at .LaGrange
Mr.. Jack Delk had one of his thumbs
torn of in his mill last Tuesday week.
mo more elections until next January
Amt you glad
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Mr.. Holbrook, merchant of Roswell
died recently.
Commence with the new year and ad
vertise your business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman have
returned from their visit to their children
in Texas
The JOURNAL enters upon its seven
tenth volume, and is read by more people
now than ever.
Aldermen Granting, in behalf of the
city, has bought second hand hose reel for
the fire company, at a cost of $1,000
DIR B. Lowrey and family have moved
to Atlanta and are keeping a boarding
house at No. Ill, Marietta street.
Bring your barter to A. B. g. W. E..
Gilbert, who will exchange goods for it and
pay the highest market price.
IA few weeks ago, Mr.. r. C. Kerr had
three fine FLIES stolen from his place near
Marietta.
Mr.. j. Z. Foster, attorney at law, has
his Office in McCIatchy's building, and can
be relied upon to do faithful service.
Pillow Stocks of all sorts at Sessions,
Handy & Co.'S.
MIR. John n Cain was married to Miss
Maggie Paden, by Rev. w. j. Wooten, at
Roswell, Dec 21st last
... Miss Eta Cook, of Marietta, who has
been on visit to friends in Forsyth, re-
turned home last eek.-F6rSyM Ad0ertiser.
I'VE are indebted to Mrs Thomas Free
man for basketful of because, brought by
her from Texas
"A good stock of Groceries at A. B. &
W. E. Gilbert's at prices as low as else
where.
e. Bradstreet reports the failure of T. J.
PyrOn, general merchandise store has been
closed under mortgage. Liabilities $1,000,
assets 800. AT Acworth.
III. NJ. Hammett, Ordinary of Cobb
county issued marriage licenses in the year
1882; To white persons, $40; to colored
persons ST. Total 227.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
John Swanson. colored, one Of the
murderers of John Hicks, near Rockmart,
was captured in Newman the other day, and
is now in Jail at Dallas.
Mr. Addison Mathis had the cap of his
knee split open with the saws of "a gin re-
Gently. Drs. Cleland and Setze attended
him.
Governor Stephens offers a reward of
$4,000 for the capture of James Goggins
white, for stealing Mr.. John Channell's
and Mrs. Gleer's horse and mule. The
animals have been recovered
Emanuel Gregory, colored, the night
burglary, who cut open the abdomen of Mr..
Orlando Awtrey, at Acworth, was captured
in Rome, and is now in jail at Marietta.
Parties wishing to buy Sugar in large
quantities will do well to give Sessions
Handy g. Co., call.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...MARRIED-On the evening of Decem
Der 81, 1892, at the residence of the brides
parents Mr.. Joseph b. Neon and Miss
Mary Rollins. d. N. McEachern officat-
ing
AFTER this issue we shall revise our
subscription list, and drop all names in
arrears. We want to send you the Jourlla
but you must pay for it to get it, So rene,v
ut once.
lon December 18th, at James Bonner's,
George Thomas was married to Gary
Armer This was a worthy democratic
couple and their marriage was attended by
about fifty appreciative white friends
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...All the boys smoke "The Drummer"
at CadWe ellis.
Corn and Peas will be taken at A. B.
& W. E. Gilbert's at the highest market
price for goods, same as cash.
MIR. Orlando Awtrey, of Acworth, who
was stabbed by negro burglar, is recover
ing rapidly. We are glad of it, for he is
one of the best and most worthy young
men in Acworth,
MARRIED. On the gath of December
by Rev c. B. Sewell, Mr. A A. AIayes to
Miss Mollie Sewell, daughter of Mr.. I. P,
Sewell, all of this county. We tender our
pest wishes.
Newt. Jones, colored was arrested the
other day for making an ASA ult on a color
I'd woman. On his person was found
concealed pistol. So two cases were enter
I'd up against him, and he nov reposes in
all
Good work at lowest pric IS, Reynolds.
...EXtremes meet, as evidt nced by the
variety of weather we have lad this week.
On Monday, We had pleasan sunny wealth
er, and on Tuesday driviu rain, accom-
panied by snow and sleet.