The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

kitcnen the Otner nlgnt ana helped n14nSeli
to some provisions
Miss Mamie Dobbs, one of our charm
ing young ladies, is spending the holidays
with Miss Clyde Thornton, of Memphis,
Tenn
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheon's.
You have worked hard for your money.
now get the worth Of it buying your goods
from w. Z. GILBERT.
Mr.. j. W. Hardeman has had built
neat cottage on Anderson street and greatly
improved the ground by leveling it off, and
fencing it.
The East Tennessee Road had another
run off last Thursday, To travel over that
road requires courage that borders on to
reckless Indifference
The spell Of cold weather has enabled the
North Georgia farmers to kill their hogs and
save their meat. They are now revealing in
sausage back bones, spare-ribs, &c.
Ladies Circulars and New Markets re-
MRS. y SCHoENTHALLs
-FoR SALE-A litter of Collie pups,
price, FIVE dollars each-will be ready to
take away about Jan. l. Address Lock Box
81, Marietta P O.
--McCutcheon has Flour, Meal Hams, &c.
to sell low as the lowest
h. G., IL
came South under the chaperoning of Capt
Eastabrooks only six bought farms in Geor-
gia, one in Barlow, two or three in Fulton
and the rest in Sumter
The small boy with his tin trumpet,
drum, and fire crackers will now make noise
enough for you. Christmas comes but once
year and you will have to grin and endure
the noise.
i have just received from Virginia some
pure Apple Cider, which ] will guarantee to
be pure apple cider Come and try it and
see for yourself Price 40 cts per gallon.
A. c. HEGGIE.
"A job lot of Card Games, paper and en-
velopes in boxes pictures and picture
frames, below cost at F. Schilings.
Bargains in ladies' men and children's
shoes at McCutcheons S.
-MARRIED-In the Presbyterian Church,
Roswell, Ga, by Rev Dr. Robinson Tues
dry, December 10Th, Mr. j. E. jackson Of
Sumter county, S. c., and Miss Carrie R.
Dunwody daughter of Mr.. Charles A. Dun
woody.
The last Legislature passed law re-
quiring tax collectors to issue executions
against all delinquents and put said Fl fas
in the hands of the Sheriff by the Doth of
December for collection 1t also imposes a
penalty on the tax collector who fails to do
| this.
Don't buy your Christmas goods until
YOU examine my stock ] have the goods
and they must 90 Mrs B, Schoenthall.
Parties having money to loan on Real
Estate, can haze it securely placed by call
ing on me. WV. f. GRoyEs, Agent.
Stephens market is the place to get
choice meats Of all kinds. Telephone No "a
-DIFp. Capt Z. 7 Johnson, OF Indian
| opolis, Ind, who beearAa widely known by
reason of his killing Major Henry for the he
trayal of his wife, in Greenville, Tenn, and
whose trial and acquittal followed, died at
at Col. Il. 7. Nesbitts, near Marietta, on
last Thursday Of consumption He leaves
one son, Griffith, who was in attendance at
| the State University Athens, at the time of
Capt. Johnson's death.
! There has been about twelve or fourteen
thousand bales Of cotton 5rough here this
season, and the prospect is it will run up to
twenty thousand bales before the close OF
| The season. The prices paid in Marietta
for the 2esey staple is on par with New
York prices with the t,eight added. Cotton
| has been brought here by wagon tQrty miles.
Our merchants understand how to get the
cotton by paying more than other markets.
just received, the largest stock Of
French, Fancy and Stick Candy IN the GUY
in which we will not be undersod, at f.
Seedlings.
1t was the custom of the ancient Saxons
to celebrate Christmas, CT yRle time by burn
ins the yulelog On Christmas-ege night
the yulelog, usually the largest stick OF wood
they could get was put on the fire midst the
rejoicing household. 1t was never permit
ted to cease burning, and as long as that log
burned every servant, inmate or guest wa,
welcome to whatever was in the house to ea'
or to drink.
An exchange truthfully says III YOU
local paper happens to tread on your toes
little in performing its mission don't get your
back up and abuse its editor, but stop anC
take good breath and think for a season
and see if you can't remember some OF the
fayors and kindnesse5 it has shown you II
tic past Then reflect that it may not b.
long before you nay want some tavor'
lAg%in,