The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-07-05
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
The schools are giving vacation.

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reprinted.
White Vests, at Cost, 65cts to 1925, at
W. f. Gilberts.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Smith, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday in this city,
Mr.. II. d. McCutcheon has had his
residence reprinted.
Mr. K. N. Holland will conduct a
school near Mr. Mark Green's.
Mr. VIM. Spencer, of Ellijay. was in the
city Tuesday
misses Florine and Minnie Mansfield
are visiting their brother, Mr. w. G. Mans
field, at Cleveland, Tenn.
Mrs. Dr. Cheatham and two children,
of Terrell county, are stopping at DR.. N.
N. Gobers.
miss Minnie Williamson, of Wheeling,
Va, is visiting Miss Addie Winters, of
this place.
The heated term is upon us in its inten
sity. Next comes watermelons and camp
meetings.
REV. John Jones, d. D., will preach
in the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning.
Several styles of Baby Carriages at
Mrs. B. Schoenthall's at lowest figures.
The cucumber is now called cuke,
but collie bombshell would be more appro-
pirate.
Mr.. Thomas Brumby and family, and
Mr.. Walter Brumby, have returned from
their visit to Cumberland Island.
The grape vines this year are heavy
laden, and the supply of grapes promises to
be abundant.
STRAW Hats on w. E. Gilbert's Bar
gain Counter below their value, to close
out.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds,
ALBERT Morris wife, colored, who was
shot last week, is recovering. 1t is claimed
now that she shot herself accidentally.
For SALE-A new New Home $50
Sewing Machine" at reduced price. APP
ply at this Office.
Most of the papers issue only half sheet
this week on account fourth of July, but the
JOURNAL is full sheeted.
...LosT-On the 18th of June pair of
jet ear rings set in gold. Finder will be
rewarded by returning them to this office.
The Georgia Legislator is now in his
glory. He can attract the attention of the
ladies in the gallery by declaiming "Mr.
Speaker"
Boys, don't go back on the girls now.
Remember they furnished the coal and oil
last winter, and you should furnish the ice
cream this summer.
GOOD WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds
"A splendid lot of Carpets will be sold
at bottom prices at Mrs. B. Schoenthalps.
...Some of our exchanges are publishing
piece, headed, Glow to stop paper. 4"
That is something we don't want our sub
scribers to know.
The Marietta Library is now regular
Iy opened from half past eight to half past
nine on Monday nights and from five to six
on Thursday afternoons.
The first cotton bloom brought in by
Mr.. Samuel Cox, 29th ult Fertilized by
Gilt Edge Guano, bought of Mckenzie &
Warren. Stand OF cotton very fine.
:. There are some people in this world
who closely resemble mosquitoes. There
isn't much of them, but they tease and fret
you all the time
...Shoes Scots, 65cts, $10O and $1.25 per
pair on W. E. Gilbert's Bargain Counter.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Henry Grady is now being flooded with
watermelons sent him from Lower Georgia
in appreciation of his services for writing
up truck farming. Henry was certainly
born under lucky star.
Prof. White, of Athens has anlayzed
the Kennesaw Mills flour and pronounced ii
made of pure wheat, free from all adultera
ton. Our home millers do not practice the
frauds of the Northwestern millers.
Col J. W. Robertson, returned from a
trip to New York the first of the week,
where he went to purchase machinery for
the wooden mill at Gainesville, Ca, the
building OF which he is experimenting.
"A lot of new Mattings just received at
Mrs. B. Schoenthall's, which will be sold
at New York prices.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
DIR. Reynolds fish pond is swarming
with carp from one inch to fifteen inches in
length. He has been very successful with
them. He caught a mess the other morn
ing and had them prepared for the table
and found them exceedingly palatable.
Business men who have stamped check
books will while they last, waste two cents
on every check they draw after July list,
unless they take the trouble to send theiI
unused stamps to the government to be re-
deemed
To close out and make room for new
stock, will sell Worsteds, Nuns Yelling
Cashmere, Lawns, &C., at and below cost
Call and see that this is fact.
W. E. GILBERT.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
! ...DIED.-Mr J. A. McAfee, of this
place, died at the Asylum in Milledgevillt
on last Sunday night. His remains were
brought to this place for burial He was a
member of the Knights of Honor, and bis
bereaved wife will receive $1,000 from tina
order.
Shields, the negro who Stayed Mr.
Alex Joyner, in Atlanta, on his secohC
trial was acquitted. On his first tria
he was found guilty with recommendation
to mercy. The Judge granted new tria
on the grounds that the verdict was con
trary to the evidence. The negroes rejoic