The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-29
LOACL LEAFLETS

IA number of northern men are pros
pecting for homes in this section.
The Odd Fellows of this place propose
to have big supper on the Goth of April
...E L. Fowler just received nice linz
of Spring Dress Goods. Call and see them
The farmers are buying large amour
of guano.
II YOU want Louisiana Molasses at roct
bottom prices, call on Leake d. McCrea.
...Some peachtree limbs stuck into Geor
gia soil for the purpose of supporting pes
vines, took root and bloomed.
six women with babies met the othel
lay, and agreed to vote which was thu
prettiest infant Each child got one vote.
George w. Adair represents Atlantis
real estate ON a standstill, and numerous
houses to rent.
Call and examine the stock of Laces,
Handkerchief, &c., at E. L. Fowler's. II
will pay you.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
.Seme of our farmers say fruit is killed,
others are of the opinion that it is only par
TALLY killed.
FELL DEAD.-Mr. Ephriam Braswell,
a citizen of this county, we learn, fell dead
at his home last Sunday.
Mr.. George S. Owen was elected Alder
man last Monday by "A votes No opposi-
ton.
II. L. Fowler has in stock the best
stock of shoes, ever shown in Marietta and
at prices to suit the people. See them be-
fore buying.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Winters & Legg offer three Columbus
Buggies at reduced prices for cash.
IA meeting of the Ladies Memorial AS
ISOLATION will be held, Thursday goth inst,
p. M, Nichols Hall. Don't fail to come
if you feel an interest in the cause.
I'VE like the tone and temper and bright
paragraphs of the Atlanta Evening Journal.
There is not better edited paper in Allan
ia.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
MIR. L. Black has started up his new
machinery and is now ready to fill any
orders in his line. His factory is furnished
with the very best machinery and he is
confident of giving satisfaction.
I'D. J. Northcut has just seceived a big
lot of the celebrated Eighmie patent shirts
at 90cts, the best shirt in the world. Call
and examine.
AN Athens man has discovered new
way to have fruit every year. in defiance of
frost He plants his trees in barrel, which
is fixed on wheels, and rolls it under shed
every cold or frosty night.
"A few more of those fine Mackefel at
Lsake 81 McCrea' s yet unsold. Cali or you
will be too late.
...DIED-On the Goth inst, LOUIS, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shugart. aged
nine months, The bereaved parents have
our profoundest sympathy IN the loss OF
their hearts treasure.
...DIED-In Troup county, Ca, on the
22d inst, Mr.. William H. Colley, aged SO
years. He was brother to Mrs Timothy
Stephens of this county.
Coffee by the sack at Leake & McCrea S
cheaper than Can be bought in Atlanta.
They bought before the advance. Hence
these tears"
GOOD WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Dave Long, colOred, was convicted in
Cobb Superior Court last week of perjury
and sentenced to the penitentiary for four
years. 1t has been a number of years since
we have heard of any one being convicted
for that offense. Solicitor Gober certainly
deserves credit for his untiriug zeal to vim
dictate the law.
THE Methodist Sunday School will
have jug Breaking, at the Methodist
Church, Friday night Mach Both. The
jug breaking will be interspersed with
music and dialogues. Mrs, Bryant, Of At
lanta, has promised to be present and recitt
one of her poems A cordial invitation is
extended to the public. Free
Mr.. J. B. Glover supercedes Mr.. Adams
as Superintendent of the Marietta s. North
Georgia Railroad Mr.. Glover has served
in that capacity before He is man o
good business sense and energy, and viii
discharge his duties faithfully and efficient
". The interests of the road will not suf
fer in his hands.
IF you want Oranges, Lemons, Banan
as, Confectioneries, fresh Crackers, Bread
Cakes, go to Miss Kate Agricola's, mex
door to D. F. McClatchy's.
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The State Sunday School Association
meets in Augusta, Ga, May I'd, Sd and 4th
Where county organizations exist, they will
be allowed one delegate to every 800 mem
bers. Where there is no county organiza
ton, each county is entitled to double thu
number of representatives it has in tht
Legislature.
...DIED.-Mrs. James Mongin Smith
one of our oldest and most highly respecta
BILE citizens, died last Friday night, at thu
residence of Mr. J. r. Brumby She wa
in the 10Th year OF her age. Her charitable
hand will be sadly missed in our communi
ty, from whence she has gone to reap he
reward She was buried from St. James
Church on Sunday afternoon.
...Leake q McCrea have opened this weel
big line of Crockery and Glassware con
sisting of China, Porcelain, Granite and G
c. Ware Cups and Saucers, 4oct6 to 75ct
sett Gall handled); same price for plates.
Judge Thomas R. Alexander, of Elber
ton, died of paralysis on 23d inst, age
about 10 years He was member of on
of the oldest and best families in Elber
county and has been prominent man il
the county for forty years He was broth
er of Col. P. w. Alexander, of Marietta
He leaves large family.