The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-03-01
LOCAL LEAFLETS
Gardening goes forward.

...Spring styles will soon be out, ami by
Easter the world is threatened with some
very gay novelties.
...Just received a car load of the Old
Wando Acid at Winters 81 Legg's.
Paper advertisements pasted on board
have no circulation. People are beginning
to find that out
MIR. John r. Winters has one of the
finest six months old Jersey heifers in the
State He refused $50 for her
For SALE-A thorough bred Scotch
colley dog, one year old. Apply to S. G..
CLARKE, Dallas Road, Marietta.
Mr.. Ransom Beavers and sons were
the contractors for Mr. Graves new resi-
dence
For durability, the Walker boot is the
best, for sale only by w. E. Gilbert.
wv. F. Treadway, a merchant OF Cedar
town, was convicted of burglary, and SEN
fenced to two years in the penitentiary.
...Penitentiary Keeper helms reports to
Governor Stephens that the Marietta and
North Ga. R.R., in caring for the convicts,
have complied with the law.
Martin Brewster, colored, who was ar
rested on the charge of numbering the ne
gro man found dead at Smyrna has been
discharged for want of evidence.
TO ExcHANGE-A fine, second hand
Piano, (been used very little, original cost
5000 00), for a vacant city lot, corner lot
preferred. Apply at this Office
"A new lot of clothing received this
week at W. E. Gilbert's.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Conductor John Mays, of the Western
and Atlantic Railroad, has been running on
that road % years, and during that time has
run 1, 436, 400 miles.
The Monthly Dime Entertainment of
the Juvenile Missionary Society will be
held Friday evening, March I'd, at o'clock
at the residence OF Rev. V. E. Manget. All
invited to attend. Refreshments.
80 pupils in Art Craio in Cuthbert %
in Dawson, 81 in GAINESVILLE, 3S in La
Grange, 81 in Newman, so in Griffin. Is in
Knoxville and so on.
with view to reducing his stock be-
fore moving to his new stand, DR.. Boze-
man will sell watches, clocks jewelry, &C.,
at very low figure. Call and see.
Don't be induced to buy Chairs, Bed
steads, Tables &c, until w. E. Gilbert has
priced you goods in that line, he will save
you money
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...If you want IL serviceable Boot or Shoe
in which there cannot be found any shoddy
material, get the genuine Walker Boot, !"
the best in the market, and sold by w. E.
Gilbert, dealer in dry goods, clothing, &c
10, 900 Stalks of Sugar Cane for Sale for
the next ten days. Apply to Mckenzie g.
Warren for prices, &c. j. II. MCKENZIE.
I'VE have received the Atlanta Evening
Star, one of the brightest, handsomest
newsiest papers in the South. Ii kept up
to its present standard of excellence, lit will
certainly win success.
We learn that there is project on foot
to buy and remove the old Mormon tenn
pie" on North east corner of square, and
build hotel thereon. There is enough
rock in the old structure for the foundation.
IA new lot of clothing just received,
latest styles, best goods, and lowest prices
fact-come and see for yourself
W. L. GILBERT.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...On our fourth page will be found an
article detailing the organization of "The
Georgia Jersey Cattle Club" Col. P. w.
Alexander and Mr.. E. l.. Fowler of this
place are members of the club, both having
fine Jersey stock.
The Western and Atlantic Railroad is
changing the switch locks on every switch
ON the road. Some unknown parties have
keys in their possession, and several
switches have been thrown recently, caus-
ing many accidents.
...WANTED, Situation.-The under.
signed desires situation as housekeeper in
some private family, and to live as one Of
the family. Have one child five years old.
Address Mary j. Whitfield, Marietta.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Mr. Chuck Anderson has bought out
Mr. Ed. Shugarts city drays and put Mr.
Miller Walker in charge of them. Those
needing any kind of hauling done would dc
well to consult Mr.. Anderson.
GOOD WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds
Buy your clothing from w. Z. Gilbert
where you can select from the latest styles
and best goods in the market. All WOO
suits fran $40, to $50.
1t is not poverty so much as pretenct
that harnesses ruined mantle struggle
between a proud mind and an empty purse
the keeping up hollow show that mus
soon come to an end. Have the courage tC
appear poor and you disarm poverty Of its
sharpest sting JamesOn Yes, there
is nothing more pitable than to see a poor
man trying to ape the rich.
1T was in the good old times. PomI
came late from quarters. His master asked
kindly how they all were. Pomp, with an
all over grin, says: "Massa, baby dur
come. is it boy? said his mas
ter No, massa, said Pomp. Master
oh, then its girl is t?' Pomp, with 8
curious smile, Oar now, massa, some
bodday dun gone and tole you sumthin.'
Don't fail to examine Winters & Legg''
stock of Tobacco and New Orleans Sy
rups.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
I'VE have just received from Philadel
phia a new Paragon Paper Gutter, which
enables us to do our work more neatly anC
cheaply. We have one of the best Jol
Offices in the State, and by buying for casf
and doing our own work, we can compet'