The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-08
LOCAL LEAFLETS


The L. and c. Guano sold by McKen-
zie g. Warren is pleasin the farmers gener-
orally. No trouble to sell it.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Newest style of Hats just received at
L. s. Northcutt & Sons.
I'VE observe decided passion for hog
raising among some of our people.
The growing wheat is said TO be look
ing very well.
Rust Proof Oats, 65cts per bushel, nj
W. n. CRISIS store, south side of square.
Mr. L. B. Owen and wife have moved
to Cedartown.
Winters & Legg bought G374 bales Of
cotton this season.
e. Eastern, Early Rose, Goodrich. Bur
bank Seed Potatoes, at Leake & McCrea, a
'leetle cheaper" than can be had elsewhere.
I'VE are still adding new subscribers TO
the Journal, and the people say they are
we'll pleased with the paper
Our young friend, r. II. Northcutt, is
going to try farming and stock raising this
year. Success.
II, 900 pair plogan Shoes from 75cts to
81. 80 per pair, at T. w. Glover h Co.'s.
The Savannah News has piece head
ed another good man gone wrong" 1t
was doubtless bad man showing his hand.
mckenzie & Warren would like to
show you their |. X. L. Guano.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The Atlanta National says that Mr.. A.
A. Fletcher has been reappointed Postmas-
ter at Marietta.
The man who thinks he can do as he
pleases in this world, without regard to
right or wrong, is "a fool three stories
high"
~. J. Northcutt will sell goods for cash
as low as any strictly cash house can afford
to sell.
Marietta girl is developing healthy
beard around her rosy mouth. She won't
tell who she got it from.--Atlanta PhOno-
grayA. If 1t is "healthy" one, it is evil
dent that she didn't get it from you.
Singer Sewing Machines $s9 80 at
Hirsch's
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
-. Highest grade Acid Phosphate for sale
at Mckenzie g. Warrens
miss Ollie Faw, the accomplished
daughter CT Col. =. Faw, of this place, on
last Monday, opened school in the Gritter
district with twenty-five scholars
I'VE had the pleasure of meeting in our
city on last Monday Mr. Frank J. Clark,
of Waterloo, Neb., and DR.. r. II. Huddle-
ston, OF Barlow. Fla. They have since left
for Florida
Read Leake & McCrea's advertisement
this week, call and see them and you will
not be disappointed. They are the boss. .
bureaus. Bedsteads. Spring beds and
Cots at low prices at Hirsch' =.
Women are such queer creatures that
no man can understand them. Indeed, it
has bees generally conceded that the only
way to find woman Out is TO call when
she is not in.
Willis Peters, colored, for whom there
was bench warrant for the crime of lar
ceny, Was arrested in Atlanta and brought
up by Sheriff Coryell last Saturday and
placed in Jail.
Chicago Hams 124 cents per pound at
W. n. Crisis.
There is something wrong in the mails
somewhere. We learn that Mr.. T. G. Dun
agan, Ordinary, of fauiding county, sent
us last week $2400 in an unregistered let
ter, which has never been received.
...Signs do not fail. When we saw cat
watching at the hole through which rat
had beat retreat we said to ourselves
"Tbere will be an early spring" And we
we were right, for the rat ventured too far,
and the cat had him fast.
I'D J Northcutt offers a special bargain
in ladies colored dress all.wOol t1annels
rather than carry them over.
For RENT-The residence of Mrs. B.
Lowrey. The dwelling has five rooms,
outhouses, pure water and large garden.
Apply at this Office.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The brave man, with tn courage to dc
his duty at all times and under all oircum
stances, never dies but once while the
demagogue, the shrker, the poltroon, sees
graveyards, and tombstones, and dead men {
bones all along life's highway. The latter
is to be pitied.
&c. II. G.. Evans, James Self and Will
liam Bell. convicted at the recent term o
Barlow Superior Court Of burglarizng &
safe at Adairsville, were sentenced to the
penitentiary, the first for five, and the two
last for three years each.
To encourage the Spring Poets" tn,
firm of Leake & McCrea will give a nict
present for the best poem descriptive o
their business. This is open to competition
from pOlu bcAts uutll hIdlClI 4eti loOn'
...Bedsteads with rollers from So up
Safes 81 80, Mattresses $3.50, Brumby
Chairs at less than factory prices, at Hirsch s
flames Goggins, charged as hors'
thief, and for whom the Governor hat
offered one hundred dollars reward, cam
in and gave himself up to Sheriff Coryel
on Wednesday morning, and asked to be lie
out on bond.
Mr. w n Grst has opened genera
merchandise store at the stand formerly oc
cupied by Haley Bros, south side of square
where he will cater to the wants OF tn
public with the best goods and at price
that cannot fail to please. Give him lib
eral share OF your patronage.
-. "Fat Jack" Smoking Tobacco, an
Orange Pancake Chewing Tobacco, tn
best in town, at w. n. Crisis store.
Mr.. James E. Dobbs is now stayin
with Mr.. Wade White and would be gla
to have his friends call and buy some {