The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-05-28
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

Ice cold lemonade at A. c. Heggies.
House for rent Apply to 7. W. Glover
-Goto Stephens market for tender steaks
Cobb county has only four prisoners il
Jail
Mr.. S. E. Howell, of Chattanooga wa.
in the city Sunday last
-Pic-nics in the spring, long visits in the
summer, weddings in the fall
Col. A. S. Clay left last Monday for a
brief visit to cambridge Ga.
Mr. j. W. Henderson had his fine igh
bay mare to die one day last week.
All local bills to be acted on at the mex
session of the Legislature should now be ad
vertised
Collector Crenshaw decides that doc
tors and druggists who sell liquor on pre-
scriptions are liable to liquor tax.
There is good deal of counting going
on in Marietta, and out OF it all there will
undoubtedly be few marriages.
IF it is only SOC chair you want W. E.
Gilbert will be glad TO see you.
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams,
NC, to sell low as the lowest
! Mrs. John D. White and children, of
Atlanta, will spend the summer in Mariet-
ia.
Mature is all aglow with life under the
revlvltying influences of the copious rains
that have fallen in this section.
Congressman j. C. Clements spent Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday in our city,
shaking hands with his numerous friends.
Our Northern visitors invariably visit
the battle field around Kennesaw Mountain.
Many of them carry home with them pieces
OF bombshells, bullets &C., as relics.
Rev. Sam Jones has promised to spend
two weeks in Marietta in July, if our people
will build an arbor for him to preach under
This we think will be done.
Mr.. S. A. Anderson lost his fine stall
lion Butler" on last Thursday night He
was fastened in his stall by rope, and, be-
coming entangled, fell and killed himself.
-Ifyou want Bedstead only worth 81. 80
you will save money to buy from
W. L. GILBERT.
Coffee, Sugar Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheons.
Stephens market is the place to get good
beef
The tramp season is upon us. Four
healthy, untidy looking tramps marched in
to town in one day last week Their chief
occupation is in hunting cold yictuals.
"A young lady is not supposed to be of
age until she is q, but she can do more
mischief before that age than her grand
mother could do with all her 70 years expe-
| rience.
The big engine, Frank Siddall, made
its first trip into Ellijay last week Court
was in session, but its advent created so
much excitement that the people Aocked to
the depot in droves to see the wonder.
Miss c. A. Dennis can be found at the
residence of A. j. Barker, where she will be
glad to do your dress-making. Will cut, fit
and make them neatly and in the latest and
best styles.
-Ifyou want first class Bed Room Suit
or Dressing Case, or Side Board, or Ward
robe, go to W. E. Gilberts.
! now have my bath room open and can
give cold baths at l0cts
A. c. HEGGIE
The best beef in market is at Steph-
ems
In a box of oranges, Mr. Merit Lyon
found some Florida moss He placed it on
tree in front of his store and it is living.
He says he has tried it before and the moss
seems to thrive well enough during the sum
mer, but the cold freezes of winter kills it.
Our Ordinary, Judge Hammett, has
sent the sick, helpless and needy white wo-
man, Mrs. Ray, and her child, to the county
aims house. The good people of Marietta
thank Judge Hammett for this act of kind
ness.
We are glad to see some of our exchang-
es value the JOURNAL so highly as to copy
numerous items from its columns although
they never give credit for the same. When
you want items just Gull from our columns
as freely as you please.
The Arabianm mare, Gypsy" abeautful
white animal was raffled off in Atlanta last
Friday night, and was won by Mr.. Josh Tye.
His throw was forty-nine. A number of
Marietta people had chances Gone where
the woodbine twineth.
All parties who have not settled with us
| by note will please do so at once.
| WINTERS & LEGG.
Bargains in ladies', mems an children s
| shoes at McCutcheon's.
The peach, apple and pear trees are lit
terally loaded with growing fruit The
prospects are good for bountful yield. A
good fruit crop is always blessing and en-
ables many an impecunious person to tide
over hard times.
Sunday School reunion of the Lemons
District at the Court ground on the fifth
Sunday. General Phillips, Mr., j. c. Kim
ball, of Atlanta, and other Sunday School
workers will be there. Let everybody in
the surrounding country be there.
-Purloiners offlowers have disturbed some
of our citizens, 1t is just as criminal to en-
ter flower yard and steal flowers that cost
time labor and money, as to enter ones
premises and steal chickens Some of oul
ladies had rather be despoiled of their chick
ems than their flowers,
The fourth annual reunion of the 18th
Georgia Regiment will be held this year al
Jefferson, Ga, on Friday July 10th, AL
the survivors are earnestly desired to be
with us on this occasion and those who an
ticipate attending will please drop me pos
tai. GEo. w. MADDOX, Secty.
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