The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-11-22

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I is wealth.
...All Wool Undershirts and Drawers at
w. L. Gilberts
IF some of these book agents don't quit
robbing US of our time, we intend to give
the coroner something to do.
There are number Of criminal cases
for trial next week, among them three
murder cases.
e. Hon. J. Y. Alexander and family have
moved to town and occupy their new resi-
dence on Roswell street.
Largest stock of best selected Staple
Dry Goods in the town at w. E. Gilberts.
...Old tangle>foot whisky has had full
sway this week, and number of country
men have had their tongues loosened and
their gait made unsteady.
soon the city will be stirred over a
choice for Mayor and Aldermen. There is
large amount of municipal talent going
to waste Trot EN- out.
DR. H. V. Reynolds has moved his
resideoce to the house formerly owned by
Mr.. II. S. Anderson on Powder Springs
street.
Mr.. II. S. Anderson leaves for his new
home WaXahachie Texas, this week. Mr.,
James Anderson lett last week, and has
arrived safely.
Reshinglng the depot was quietly pro-
crossing, when the city council served a
written notice on the agent, requiring a
cessation OF work and insisting on a metal
root.
w. E. Gilbert is selling Walnut Fur,
niture cheaper than Poplar Furniture is
sold elsewher.
Mr.. L. Black has the contract to build
five tenement houses, for Mr.. B. STRIPPING,
near Benefits old tan yard. He has one
completed.
Mr.. Josiah Sibley of Augusta, has
bought up large number of cattle at this
place and shipped them to his plantation in
lower Georgia
Never chase lie. Let it alone and it
will run itself to death man can work
out good character much faster than man
can lie him out of it.
LAST CALI will be at my office in
the Court House at Marietta from the 1st tC
the 4th day of December, 1888. My books
will then close.
P. r. FLEMING, r. G.
IF there was law to require people tC
vote in their own districts, we believe il
would do away with large amount of il
legal voting.
Cobb county is a good old county,
worthy to be proud of, and her people are
ST 4he best. The man who will work the
lands of Cobb county by giving the same
atteatiqn that merchant gives to his bust
,.ss will succeed without a doubt.
p,,o.c colored, was arrested last
e, ,ha.a 09'oS' attempt to rape 8
week . "a- s'o WIN al -"rday week
Whl'e Ia0. "','i itoS"eil on 9a'- IN by
Coles claim that he can prove an ALI.
responsible white parties He is ont on a
$500 bond.
W Z. Gilbert is the leader of low prices
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Safes, Extension Ta-
bles, Mattresses, &c, &c. Call and see his
stock and save money.
The negro Steve Travis, who was so
badly shot by some alleged kukux near
Roswell, has so far rec overed as to be able
to walk about. He ever will be a stout,
able bodied man again. That he did not
die from the terrible load OF buckshot that
was poured into his back, is a wonder.
The Atlanta Musical Festival was
source of pleasure to large number of our
people. We listened to the Incompatible
levy, the "king of the cornet, and drank
n the Sweet sounds" from the orchestra |
md the grand chorous and was captiyated |
With the vocal melody of Miss Fritch, lex |
epting her excessive affectation,) and pro |
lounce it musical success. yet We believe
he world will see the like az ain.
REV. A. B. Vaughn, Jr.. will take |
barge ofthe Powder Sprin gs, Male and /
female High School the first Monday in
anuary, with competent As 'istant. Rev.
IT. Vaughn has been very successful here
otore in preparing youths for college, who
y reason Of their thorough preparation
ook advanced positions and secured high
onors. We congratulate Powder Springs
n securing so competent an instructor and
ommend him as worthy of confidence and
atronage. Read ADVERTISEMENT in another
olumn.