The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-08-27
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

| The old single roof of the Jail has been
torn off and replaced by tin
Mrs j. H. Baxter and children have re
turned from their visit to Oconee county.
Rev. j. s. Pinkerton preached at the
Episcopal Church last Sunday morning.
"A large stock of Trunks at Hirsch 4
Sons.
! Mr.. H. S. Anderson left last Monday
for his home in Texas
-Messrs. A. c. Heggie and W. w. Per
~ have returned from Chicago.
The old soldiers cleaned of the Confed-
crate Cemetery Wednesday.
Mr.. VIII Edmonston left last Monday
for Houston, Texas, to buy cotton for In
man & Co.
The supper given by the ladies of the
Methodist Church at Nichols Hall realized
about $50.
Miss Anna Davis returned to hetshom
at Gainesville last Friday, accompanied by
Miss Daisy Cox
| Answer to Uno. "A sweepstake cow
is as published in the premium Est-the
best COW, any breed
The Whitlock brothers are two of the
finest base ball players in North Georgia. -
1ugusta Chronicle
School NorlcE-Miss Laura Snoddy
( will reopen her school at the academy build
ny on Monday, August 3lst.
i goo pieces new Calicoes at Hirsch u
, Sons.
The Western and Atlantic Railroad
has made cut of 2Octs to all eastern points
! by way Of the Richmand ndpapville Rail.
road
If you want the best meat go to Steph,
ems market.
| -McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams, &c,
/ to sell low as the lowest.
The colored folks used all the vehicles
and horses and mules available, last Sunday,
attending big meeting five or six miles in
| the eouslry On Powder Springs road
This month and the next are the months
for neteoric displays. This will be good
news to 'spooney' couples who can now sit
up and be amply repaid in meetepoie lapp-
ness.
| Stephens is the place to get all kinds Of
tender meats
Coffee, Sugar Rice, in fact ell Groceries
| a nook bottopso of c( u+ohc,..is,
i wiLG RESUME MY SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Monday August 3lst 1885, with all the
necessary conveniences ana advantages for
impartiug thorough useful and practical III.
struction. JOHN J. HuNr, SR.
We have heard several compliments
passed on the sermon delivered by Rsy. j.
H. Baxter last Sunday night twas indeed
very fine effort, full of truth and good
sense
DR.. +. A. Stanford. Of Columbus one of
the most.eminent surgeons and physicians in
the South is in the city at Col. p. W. Al
eXanders. His health is very bad and his
friends are apprchensive that he cannot
survive hat a little while longer.
Col George p. Moods 3f the Hawkins
vile Dispatch left last Saturday FOR no.na
considerably bettered in health His de
perture is a source Of regret to dealers in
pears. We .fnst he will pay us another
visit soon.
r IIirsch & Son have the largest s,o.i.
Of Black Dress Goods in North Georgia
While the Band was playing in the park
! Friday afternoon, deoaye9 limb Of tree
fell to the ground, striking little Home
ehiii % Mr. D. +. McClatchy, hurting his
shoulder and ie,;,!! Fortunately he escaped
the force of the blow, or Ii. Injuries would
have been serious He has about eeo~eged
ct this writing
WITH the beginning Of September, trade
will perceptibly INCREASE Now is the ;;Mc
for our merchants to plant their fall advcr
tsements to reap a rich harvest Of trade
The Marietta journal has the largest circu-
lation of any paper in North Georgia, ard
is therefore good advertising medium.
Bargains 10 ladies, mems an children's
shoes AZ McCutuh6GH's
Nice lamb and mutton At Stephens
market every day.
--"Dixie.' new Southern Magazine,
published IL Atlanta Ga, is before US 1t
is OF high order If excellence, beautifully
illustrated and embeiishad. Us typograph-
zeal execution is faultless Re subject
matter is contributed by some of the best,
l,cfAty talent. It deserves popular apprc-
citation an4 patronage 1t evinces some
proyincialism thai ii WI doubtless correct
in future numbers
rs samples Stetson stiff Hats at haif
price. u. HIRsCH Son
-SrRAyED-One Red COW. with white
face, about six years old, u fair order
The finder will be rewarded BY returning
her to JoHN c. SHCGART.
Go to Stephens market for nice tender
steaks.
Last week, whilst the band was dis
coursing delightful music in the park, q
number of persons, on horses and somg IL
buggie-. engaged in racing around the
square Ladies and children were entering
and leaving the park at the time, and the
wonder is that some of them we're not run
over and killed lfsuch melancholy tragedy
had occurred the city would clearly have
been responsible since it is the duty Of the
public authorities to preserve order and pro-