The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-18
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Marietta needs more public ci sterns.

| .-heV w. d. Scott and his daughter
Miss Alice, were in the city Sunday.
Mr.. Charlie Shepard and wife, of Allan
ia spent Sunday in Marietta
The whistle of the engine at the Marble
Works is heard plainly in town.
Mr.. W. R. Montgomery is making some
Improvements on his residence.
-Spfing lamb every day in the week a
j, c. Shugart's market
If you want the best quality of River
Brick, call on J. W. Henderson & Son.
Miss Dora Hughes is visiting Miss Nor.
ton in Atlanta.
Mrs. Maggie Gordon and two children
of Tarboro', N. c., are visiting Mr.. 7. H
Mathews of this place.
| "A fresh supply of Sullivan's tobacco al
A. c. Heggies.
Wheat harvesting has commenced, and
the yield will be short The cold weather
did the damage.
The farmers are in fine spirits over their
good crops of cotton, corn and millet, which
are very promising, in fact never better.
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams
NC, to sell low as the lowest.
The largest and finest lot of all. hear
fencing at lowest figures at j. w. Hender-
son & Sons
Atlanta is to have another evening pa
per, by Col. |. w. Avery, to fill the capacious
NAV of the cemetery
The American Marble Cutting Co. are
getting in their machinery and expect to be
cutting marble by the first of next month
1t is said that rusty nails driven into
fruit trees, will prevent the fruit from drop
ping off prematurely
If you have not given in your city and
county tax returns, you had better do so at
once, or you will be double taxed as default.
ers.
The educational meeting reported over
81, 400 in subscriptions to build the academy
Another meeting will be held tonight Thurs
day. at the Court House. Let all attend
| just in the proportion that man treats
others as gentlemen, will he be treated as q
gentleman by them. No differences which
arise between man and man but could be
dissipated by the application of the rules OF
true gentilfty.
An excursion train over the Marietta
North Ga. Railroad, will leave at I o'clock
Friday morning, 10Th inst, for Tates Mar
BILE Quarry. Round trip one dollar. Chill.
dren, from 5 to II years of age, half fare.
There promises to be good crowd in at
tendance. Let all 60.
Bargains in ladies, mems an children
shoes at McCutcheons.
AT j. w. Henderson & Sons you can
buy dressed Notwithstanding cheaper than
you can buy the rough lumber.
Mr.. J. l. Chamberlain has shown us
some heads of wheat of a variety originally
brought from Colorado. They have more
grains to the head than any wheat we ever
saw, and should be extensively planted in
this section.
Rev. j. H. Baxter, accompanied by his
family visited his parents in ewinnett coun-
ty last week and preached for their benefit
on Sunday last Rev. V. Z. Manget filled
the pulpit at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning and DIR. Goss at night
-FoR SALE-Two three-quarter Jersey
heifer calves Also one fullblooded Jer-
sey Bull four months old. Apply to I. H.
Cheek.
"A full assortment of Metallic and Wood
en- Burial Cases, Robes, &c, at j. W. Hen.
derson q Son S.
There were five entries, at Union Chap
ell last Saturday, for the premium offered
by Mr.. A. Y. Leake for the best white cake
Mrs. r. 7. Nesbitt was awarded the premi.
um. Her cake was beautifully white, quite
large, iced and ornamented in the highest
style of the art, also decorated with Smilax
and daises. Her receipt was taken from
Housekeeping in the Sunny South.
-DIED-Miss Elizabeth c. Trezvant died
at an advanced age, in this place on last
Saturday of dysentery. Her funeral took
place at the residence of Mrs. C. T. Gignil
Hat on Sunday afternoon, Rev. l. NJ. Spring
err and Rev. d. L. Buttolph officiating Her
remains were sent to Macon for nterment
She was a most estimable lady and devout
christian, and her death is deeply regretted
by all who knew her.
-DIED -Mr Frederick Hunt, of Florida
died at the residence of his brother Rev. j
j. Hunt, on Friday last His funeral took
place at the Episcopal Church Saturday af
ternoon, Rev. c. c. Leman officiating, after
which his remains were inferred inthe Epis.
copal cemetery. Mr.. Hunt was well-knowr
to many of our citizens, and esteemed fol
his integrity and Christian probity. The
relatives have our sympathy.
--Sulivan's tobacco the best on the mar
ket, at A c. Heggie's
Mr. c. c. Kiser is feeling the impulse
of lively trade and is getting his share o.
the dimes and dollars The people are find
ing out what splendid assortment Of goods
he keeps and the cheapness with which he
parts with them besides they find that fol
cleverness he ia whole-souled and gentle
manly. You always find him in good hu
NOR and ahable, ready to wait upon you
Call and see for yourselves what nice goods
and splendid bargains he is selling
Now is the time to buy your Bug gle
and Ph&tons Winters Il Legg are sell
ing them so cheap that everybody con owl
one. Call and see them and be convinced
-ITcH, Mango and Scratches of every
kind cured in 30 minutes by "Woolford'
Sanitary Lotion Use no other Thi,
) never fails. Sold by r. II. Northcutt, Drug
( gist, Marietta.
The Marietta Journal, in an article OF
the want of of schools in that city, puts tn
population down at O00.-AHanta Con
stitution SO the journal did but it was on
ly typographical error one cipher to,
| many We have room for 25 600 and If tn