The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-11-19
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

he that wrestles with us strengthen,
our nerves and sharpens our skill
Much of what passes for the milk of
human kindness will not bear skimming
Mr. I. t. Hunt is building a cottage on
the street in front of his residence.
Go to W. P Stephens market to get
hne, North Georgia beef, mutton and pork.
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal Hams, &c.
to sell low as the lowest
Mr.. Port Grist has recovered from his
recent sickness and is again behind the
counter waiting on customers.
Col. Peoples, of the Lawrenceville Her
aid, gave us a pleasant call on last Thurs
day. r.
Mr.. Willis McMulleu, one of the oldest
citizens in the county, regards the persim-
mon crop the largest he has ever known.
Mr. j. R. Spann left this week ON a
visit to relatives in Texas He will not re-
turn before February
--FoR RENT-House of three rooms lust
out city limits. Apply to
A. Y. LEAKE
1t is said that breadstuffs are lower now
than they have been at any previous period
since the war
MARRIED-On the 8th, James w. Jones
and Miss c. E. Moore; and on the 18th,
W. B. Murdoch and Miss NJ E. Ivie. Rev.
J. NJ. Gable officiating.
We learn that Mr. Van Slack has re-
scinded his trade with Capt Wilson for the
Taylor hill property and has purchased
from Dir. Stewart on Kennesaw avenue.
Go to the Photograph tent for first class
Ferreotypes. GEO. j. GABLE.
Mr.. 5. Gorham, sexton, has placed the
city cemetery in better condition than ever
before. The money spent for this work
could not have been put to better use.
Parties having money to loan on Real
Estate, can have it securely placed by call
ing on me. WV. f. GROVES, Agent
Coffee Sugar Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcbeon's
-Messrs. Charley Stephens, A. B Gil
bert ". L, Gilbert and J B. Campbell
went hunting one day last week and killed
26 squirrels and one rabbit
A philosophical darkey says at amt
de pusson what bows low dat is really de
humblest. De snake is all on de groun
bnt, Lawd' how pizen he is
Mr. John Tate one OF our clcyerest and
most industrious farmers, has been quite
successful in turnip culture this year, judy
ing of the five pound specimens left with
us
1t is wonderful how the circus man
draws upon his Imagination for facts when
he depicts the monster wonders that accom-
pany his show. There is a good dell oil
sawdust in it all.
Judge j. R. Brown, while holding court
in Elliiay, last week, held the Sheriff respon-
sible for the peace and good order Of the
town at night. Has the town no city mar
shall?
A change Of schedule went into effect
on the Western Atlantic Railroad on last
Monday. The Marietta Express leaves Ma
rietta at 7:30 a. M, and leaves Atlanta at
AS p. m
Bargains in ladies. mems and children ;
shoes at McCutcheons.
Hayes Jamson white. joinedthe United
States army in Atlanta, but was arrested and
brought back to Cobb county by Sheriff
Coryell undera warrant for carrying conceal
ed weapons.
1t is said that successful experiments
have been made to convert petroleum oil in
to whisky Exchange. The vile stuff goes
down slick enough without greasing it. and
the men who drink it 90 down also.
Ladies will find tull line of Circulars,
Newmarkets and Dolmans at Hirsch's
1t is said that there were about 800
stoves called ranges sold in this county
this year on time for $65 piece, and the
agent is here now making collections. II
this be correct, then somebody has been dis
playing very poor business judgment
Advertising makes business, the same as
eating makes life, and it must he kept up,
as it is not possible to advertise enough in
one week to last year, no more than it is
possible to eat enough at one time to run