The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-04-05
LoACL LEAFLETS
See city tax receivers notice.


The Cobb county Jail is empty for the
first time in a long time.
Best 10cts Dress Goods at w. E. Gill
berts.
"A heavy frost was on the ground last
Tuesday morning
THE boys ON the east side of town
claim they have found the den OF the hyena.
Window Shades at Hirsch's
HOUSE TO RENT. Apply to A. G.
Heggie & Co.
The largest line of Mems, Ladies' and
Misses Hosiery in Marietta at Hirsch's.
...Balmy spring invites one to take off
flannels. Do not heed the base deceiver.
Lilies battles must be fought whether
you win them or not.
measles, mumps and mad dogs seem to
afflct the State.
BEST Black Cashmeres from Soc to soc.
per yard at W. E, Gilbert's.
"A few sacks New Orleans Bone Dust
just received at Winters & Legg's,
...Backbiters are in every community, but
pay no attention to their cowardly asayings
and they will die of their own poison.
THE sentiment of the people in this
section is decidedly in favor Judge James
r. Brown for Governor.
...Hirsch has an immense stock of Car.
pets, Oil Cloths, Crumb Cloths and Mattings
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The alarm of fire Friday afternoon en-
abled the hook and ladder boys to distin-
guish themselves in extinguishing the fire.
"A Mr. Ellis has been arrested for plac
ing Instructions on the Marietta & North
Georgia Railroad near Jasper.
For Children's and Infants Shoes 90
to w. Z. Gilbert's.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Winters & Legg offer three Columbus
Buggies at reduced prices for cash.
The wild beast, be we hyena, panther
or lion, roameth these parts to the alarm OF
the colored fraternity.
...Rev. Robert Baber is seriously sick at
his home in this place. His many friends
trusts he will soon be out again.
..Hirsch is offering Furniture cheaper
than some OF our merchants can buy it.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr.. VIM. Gastenhaper, an English
gentleman, died at Mrs McLellan's on I'd
inst, Of consumption. He was buried in
the city cemetery.
Our esteemed friend, Eugene Speer. is
now editorially connected with the Atlanta
Evening Star. The Star will flash brighter
under the magic touch of his sprightly pen.
Furniture at w. E. Gilbert's cheaper
than elsewhere, and don't you be cOnVinc-
ed otherwise until you have priced
Good WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Parties remitting postage stamps will
please send us only l and 3 cent stamps, as
we cannot use those of and 10 cent de
nominations.
If the counties of upper Georgia will
stand to Judge Brown he Can be nomina
ted for Governor, for the probability is that
neither Boynton or Bacon can get it,
wv. E. Gilbert has received his second
lot of Spring Clothing. Selling cheap
makes them 90 fast.
Don't fail to see the bargains in Bug
gies and Harness at Winters q Legs.
1t is not safe to judge woman's intel
lect by the size of her bustle.-Americus
Republican. Do you mean to say that wo'
men of intellect do not wear bustles
Our enterprising merchants, r. Ilirsch
t. Son, have received an immense stock Of
new goods and tell the people of it thisweek
in conspicuous advertisement
IF you want Oranges, Lemons, Banan
as, Confectioneries, fresh Crackers, Bread,
Cakes, go to Miss Kate Agricola's, next
door to d. F. McClatchy's.
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds,
Mr. Roddy, an old citizen, died in this
place on last Thursday night. He was a
miner, and was quiet and we'll disposed
citizen. He leaves a family.
FAIR WARNING.-All accounts due
JOURNAL Office, previous to the present
year, if not paid in the next thirty days,
will be placed in lawyers hands for col
lection, irrespective of persons.
IF you buy suit of clothes before ex-
aiming Hirschs stock, you will loose from
two to five dollars.
Capt Fairs Light Infantry had mill
tary parade Monday afternoon, and had an
and cake walking" at night
at McCutcheon's Hall.
The delegates to the gubernatorial con
vention from Cobb are uninstructed. The
very fact that the resolution to instruct for
Boynton was voted down, shows that the
sentiment of the meeting was against Boyn:
ton, and the delegates should respect that
sentiment.
Chairs, Kitchen Safes, Tables, Bed
steads and Mattresses cheap, at w. E. Gil
bert's.
The walker" Shoe is the "Best Shoe
in America, for sale only by w. f. Gill
bert.
DIED At his residence near Big Shan
ty, in this county, on the morning OF the
4th inst, Mr. Thomas F. Summers. aged
II years, His burial services will take place
to day (Thursday) at four o'clock, p. m.
Mr. Summers was worthy citizen and an
honorable, upright man.
-. J. NoRTHcUTT, who is North max
ing Spring purchases, writes saying that
goods were never cheaper and styles of dress
goods never handsomer. A large portion
of stock have been shipped this day by
steamer March 29th, 1888.
In the vicinity of Upshaw in this coun-
ty there is an old gentleman and wife living
who moved there from Henry county, Ca,