The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-09-13

| a nice residence at Austell, In this county.
The Milton Democrat is the name of a
new paper at Alpharetta.
| Buy Tobacco from Sessions, Handy &
Co.
| Have your job printing done at the
Journal Office Great reduction in prices
Big stock of shoes, all kinds, cheap !
Cheap, at BARNES
The music made in the park by the
band is fine, and everybody compliments it.
Cotton is rolling in. Our buyers are
paying the best prices.
...Our people are getting in their winters
supply of coal and wood.
Mr.. j. Bella Campbell is book keeping
for Brumby q Bro.
Mr.. n. S. caves. and his two sons, of
Gainesville, have gone to Texas to live.
"A large stock of Clothing that will be
sold at low prices at w. L. GILBERT's.
Good WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds
"A splendid lot of Carpets will be sold
at bottom prices at Mrs, B. Schoenthalls.
The morning dew is heavy at this
season. Other dues remain about as usual,
unpaid.
"A beautiful line of white Silk ard Sat
in Ties and Earle & Wilson collars and cuffs
Just received at Hlrschs.
Those indebted to US must settle at
once if they wish to save cost.
A G. HEGGIE s. Co.
Plenty OF last years corn in the coun-
try yet which will help make up the deic-
iency of this years crop.
Common Sense Shoes at Sessions, Ham
by & Co s.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Wanted, the ladies to visit my store and
look at my goods.
JOHN H. BARNES.
IF you have any real estate you want
sold, place it in our hands. Our commits
sion is reasonable.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ G. Whitlock will eel
citrate their silver wedding September 18th,
from p. m. till i'm.
The largest stock of Boots and Shoes in
the town can be seen at w. Z. Gilbert's.
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds,
The best stock OF Hats at Sessions,
Handy Il Co.'S.
A visiting gent practiced the arm
clutch here Sunday The thing should
be frowned down.
Governor Mcdaniel ignores petitions
and makes it a rule to appoint men to office
who do not apply.
REV. MIR. Lemon, we learn, has been
rendered and has accepted the RectOrship OF
St. James Episcopal Church at this place,
MEMS Ladies and Misses Hose and net
underwear, large stock, at
JOHN Fl. BARNES.
For SALF.-A thorough bred Berk>
shire Boar. Apply to
W. P. STEPHENS.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...3 yards of Concord School Boy Jeans
for one dollar at Sessions Handy q Co.'S
Col. J. W. Robertson denies the Allan
ia Constitution report that he intended to
resign the Presidency Of the Roswell Fac
tory.
THE negro, George Hill, who was sen
fenced to be hanged last June in Cherokee
county, has been granted a new trial by the
Supreme Court.
Jerry Marshal, colored, choked to death
the three year old child of a negro woman
he was living with at Canton, on Sunday
last He escaped.
Sessions, Handy q Co, are selling
Clothing cheaper than the cheapest.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The Hartwell Sun has been sold to
stock company. The retiring proprietors
extended their sympathy to the new pro
prietors.
MIR Chuck Anderson desires to return
thanks to the fire companies of Marietta for
their efficient work in extinguishlng the tlre
at his house on Monday last.
I'VE we're shown a stalk of corn Tues
day that had five, large ears of corn upon
it. 1t was grown on the place cultivated
by MIR. James Hinton in this county
To parties indebted to me | will pay
! above the market price for cotton II delivers
ed before October 18th.
w. E. GILBERT.
Good work at lowest prices, reynolds
Big stock young mems nobby Hats in
soft and stiff, at JACK BARNES
Negro nurses treat some of the children
they have in charge shamefully. Parents
should be particular to whom they turst theil
children. When out of sight of parents,
! some nurses ill>treat and abuse children in
cruel manner
THE Legislature has defeated the bill TO
! tax dogs. The brother in black got up
and cracked the whip over their heads and
they were afraid to vote against his interest
The Legislature should adjourn. The peo-
pie are tired and sick of it.
Sessions, Handy & Co., have the
cheapest line OF General Merchandise ever
offered in Marietta
...On Sunday morning lest, about one
| o'clock, Mr.. William Awtrey, brakeman
on the w. 81 A. r. r., was killed at smyrna
in this county by passing train, he having
gone to sleep on the track, while his train
No 8, was waiting on the sidelng fol train
| No /.
died. The wife of Policeman b
-. 1aet
Monday of typhoid fever, She was
formerly Miss Matte Smith, of Powder
Springs and her body was carried to tina
place for burial. She leaves husband anC
four children.
w. E. GILBERT has large stock o