The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-07-12

by & Co.'S, which they are offering at cost
Hirsch is offering all goods at a reduction
of % per cent to make room for winter
stock.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Mr. Lemuel Black has commenced
making furniture. He is also turning out
sash, doors, and blinds.
I'VE learn that horse and mule were
stolen from Col John W. helms, at Smyr
na. on last Tuesday night.
The man who tramples on the feelings
of other people often finds his way strewr
with thorns.
Mr. Marion Roberts, of Paulding coun'
ty attempted suicide last week by cutting
his throat
MIR. W. P. Stephens, returned from
Buena Vista, Ca. last Friday with Joseph
Josey, the escaped colored convict.
1.-The Ladies of the Baptist Church will
give Lawn Party, at Mrs. Mansfeld's, on
Friday night, for the benefit of the parson>
age. All invited. Admission fee cts.
Mr.. L. Bennett, who has just returned
from Texas, reports that his son Mr.. E. c.
Bennett has bought a farm near White
Rock in Hunt county.
"A negro was in town Saturday with q
load of corn to sell, while few days before
a white man had some country raised bacon
for SALE
Sessions, Handy g. Co., are closing out
their shoes to make room for the fall stock.
IA lot of new Mattings just received at
Mrs. B. SchoenthalPs,
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...Some of our citizens who invested in
matrimonial insurance, are now receiving a
small per cent dividend from some Of the
companies, who are making final adjust
ment.
IA large number of liquor prohibition
bills for various localities and one general
bill, have been introduced into the Legisla>
ture. Interest seems to be growing on this
question.
lon last Saturday, negro boy abou t
II years old, was brought to this place from
Big Shanty and lodged in Jail, charged
with repeated attempts to outrage three
year old negro girl.
Dress Bingham, best made. only cts.
at Hirsch's
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The switch at the depot was left open
Saturday night, and the engine of passen
ger train No. 2, ran off the track and was
detained some three quarters of an hour
before it was gotten on the track.
Thursday morning you can take nice
trip over the Marietta s. North Ga. Railroad
to Marble Cliff 60 miles, and return for one
dollar. Train leaves 7 a. m.
...DIED-On the Sd inst, Bertha Maud,
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. T.
Moon, aged 10 months and days.
We laid our darling, Bertha down,
Beneath the earth's cold sod
Her pretty form to earth returned,
Her spirit back to God.
SHORT HAND FREE LECTuRE.--In the
Court House, on Thursday night, ! will
lecture on and illustrate this important
study, in the hope that may get up class
In it, of the young of both sexes. l will
begin at 81 o'clock.
WIN. ]. ELLIS.
Prof. Otto Spahr, of Atlanta, has form
ed a music class in this city and will receive
few more pupils for Vocal Music, Piano,
Organ, Violin or Guitar Please leave or
ders at Mr.. r. Hirsch's or address me at u
Garrett ST., Atlanta
...Good WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds
"A splendid lot of Carpets will be sold
at bottom prices at Mrs. B. Schoenthslrs
Col. J. J. a. Sharp, of Walesca, Ca,
who had horse stolen from him by one
VIM j. Lumpkin, alias Glover, Burdell
&c, RECEIVED notice that the horse and thiel
had been captured in Macon. He went tt
Macon and got both Lumpkin had pre-
viouslv sold a stolen horse in Pickens coun
ty.
Jim Parker, the negro, who came from
Atlanta on Federal decoration day and re
sisted arrest by assaulting the Deputy Mar
shall, was tried in city court last Monday
and was fined $500 and cost. He paid thu
fine and was Immediately arrested by Sheriff
Corvell ON two State warrants, and viii
have a hearing on the 23d. inst.
&C. C. Kscr still sells 10 pounds
granulated Sugar for one dollar. Call sn'
see for yourself.
.Hirsch has the largest stock of Shoes
Hats and Ready made Clothing in Nortl
Georgia.
ZIP. Dobbs & Son are agents at thi
place for the genuine Gullett Gin made a
Amite City, La.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
.MEssRs EDIFoRs:-The street lamps ar
quite an ointment to the city, in the da'
time, but why not petition our city Nather
TO hang q few lighted lanterns in clos
nroxamity to some of the lamps and posts
So that We can see in the night time wher
the lamps ought to be. DEHiAEN'
Never think of buying any kind of Fun
nlture until you have looked throug
Hirschs stock.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Several styles of Baby Carriages
y Nrs. B. Schoenthalls at lowest ngoIeA