The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-04-26
LOCAL LEAFLETS

The small grain crops look well.
Our city schools are well attended.
Cotton planting has been going on for
several weeks.
The nobbiest Straw Hats in town at
f. l.. Fowlers store.
The heavy rain Sunday night washed
farms badly
Mature has completed her adjoining of
the forest
IF there are dudes in Marietta they
/ are afraid to show their heads
THE fire boys are training for their race
and parade.
Mrs Chuck Anderson and her mother,
Mrs, McAfee, are on visit to Cincinnati.
"A large line of neck wear at Hirsch's
Don't buy your Table Linens until you
have seen Mckenzie & Warren's.
IA number of improvements are being
made in Marietta this year.
Train rockers are training themselves
ior the chain gang.
...Some of our farmers have corn up four
and five inches high.
..E. L. Fowlers stock of Unlaundried
Shirts surprises every one at the price.
Mr.. j. W. Henderson is building a
dwelling house on the Butler lot
The heaviest rain and thunder storm Of
the season occurred Sunday night.
success leads to success One point
gained will continue to accomplish results.
Try the boss White Feather Patent
Flour at w n. CRISIS store.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds,
Every leading grocer sells Levering's
E. l.. G. coffee.
LIN the last six months Georgia has had
four Governors -Colquitt, Stephens, Boyn-
ton and Mcdaniel,
Marietta has more little girls just
blooming into girlhood than any place of
its size in the State.
Quite a number of our citizens will
take trip to Cincinnati this week to attend
the dramatic festival.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Brumhy's fine dog,
which he refused $400 for, died the other
day of pneumonia fever.
The green buds are being devoured by
the COWS. 80 Marietta young ladies had bet
ter keep their brothers indoors.
/
-. Ask your grocer for Levering's E. L. c.
! Coffee, as it is the best.
GOOD WORK at lowest prices, Reynolds.
| MIR II. S. Anderson, wife and son. and
Mr. James Anderson, left Wednesday after
noon on a months visit to Texas.
| Most of our merchants are in receipt of
new goods which fact some or the more
enterprising will make known through
their local paper.
Furniture 90 per cent cheaper than else
where at Hirsch's.
Beautiful line of Prints at Mckenzie &
| Warren's.
| The average citizens has come to the
conclusion that fishing has played out in
this section. Everybody will have to build
a fish pond of their own.
Mad dogs are getting so numerous
throughout the State. that the people in
self defence will have to lynch" all worth
less dogs found running at large.
...Levering's coffee can be found at all
grocery stores.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
...McDaniel's race for Governor was diff
ferent from any that we have had in long
time 1t was free from abuse and SANDER
and opposition.
"A carriage, with colored driver, drove
| into Canton recently and the whole town
turned out to see it. The editor Of the Ad-
vance called it a sensation.
I'D NJ. Wilson, Agent for Separators,
Steam Engines, Reapers Mowers Saw
Mills &c, &c, also all kinds of Steam and
Water Pipes, and Steam Fittings furnished
and Repaired,
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
"A young man approached clerk last
Monday morning and said, That rain last
night did for mother earth, what some one
ought to do for you. What was that ?
| Washed her face
President Arthur after spending several
days fishing in Florida, came up to Savan-
nah and had a severe spell of bilious collie.
/ Savannah never leaves anything out of her
hospitality.
...Eighmie shirts, 80 cents each, at
FIirsch's.
.EscAPED-Josep Josey, a stammer-
ing mulatto, escaped from the Marietta and
North Georgia Railroad convict camp on
the gath inst. He was sent from Pulaski
county for larceny. $50 reward is offered
for his capture.
From an examination, we find the
peach trees loaded with young fruit. The
indications are that there will be plenty OF
fruit for home consumption and some to
spare.
Just received another lot of fine Shoes
and Slippers from Philadelphia, at h. l..
| Fowl S store.
"A full line of Stetson hats, Earl&Wil>
sons Collars & Cuffs, and Heiser's Hand
made shoes, at Hirsch's.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
IA scissors grinder was ringing his bell
'to grind on the street the other day,
when young man called to him and asked:
Say. can you sharpen everythinST Yes,
eaferytings' Can you sharpen my wits ?
Your Wits? Well, guess you hat to go
und get new handle und backspring put
in first. l must hat something's to hang on
py."
Within a radius of eight miles from the
center of Birmingham, Ala, 5000 men are
employed in foundries, furnaces and ma
chine shops. Marietta can never have