The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-11-12
LOCAL LEAFLETS,


Monday.
Go to w. p Stephens market to gel
tne, North Georgia beef, mutton and pork.
Mr. Joel T. Haley is with R. Hirsch &
Son.
Mr. Richard Earle is no longer U. S.
Commissioner at this place.
w. j. Winn, Esq, has given out the con-
tract to build wind mill at his home.
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams &c.
to sell low as the lowest
Pretty weather we are having maketh
glad the hearts of the people.
We learn that Rev. " E. Manget has
bought Mrs Calder's dwelling.
Mr. Josiah Sibley and family have re-
turned to Augusta.
Mrs. Mary Rowland, nee Tate, returned
to Savannah last Tuesday.
Mr.. G. L. Daniel is with Winters &
Legg.
The heavy rain and the vivid, incessant
lightning Friday night filled the mind with
awe.
Ladies will find a full line of Circulars,
Newmarkets and DolmanS at Hirschs
Hon. J. C. Clements, Congressman
from this district, was in the city last Mon
day and Tuesday
On Sunday last Mr. I A. Burroughs
of Auburn, Ala, was married to Miss E. l..
Shaw, of Atlanta.
1t is said that frost helps to open cotton
bolls. If this is so, the cotton hollis ought to
open rapidly now, as we have had several
very heavy frosts lately.
For RENT-House of three rooms Just
out city limits. Apply to
A. Y. LEAKE.
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 McCutcheon's.
-The ministers of the Methodist denomi-
nation are shaping up their affairs to attend
the annual Conference which meets at New
nan on the 18th inst
Bermuda grass has successfully filled
up some Of the worst bitches in town. 1t is
incompatible in retaining old worn out
and badly washed land
-STRAYED-One heifer, about two years
old, yellow and white, weighs about so lbs
to the quarter. Liberal reward for informa-
ton or her delivery to j. C. SHUGART.
-Hirsch's stock of Gentemen's, Ladies'
Misses and Childrens Knit underwear is
complete.
Work on the Marietta Male Academy
building is progressing The contractors, L.
Black q Son. will have it completed by the
first Of January next.
Mrs. W. T. Banks and Mrs. Irwin re-
turned to their homes in Marietta Wednes-
day. Mrs. Judge Lester and Miss Sallie ac-
companied them = Cumming Clarion.
A business man employing a clerk said
that Il man in love is worthless He is I'M
fitted for even routine business, because his
mind is constantly occupied with honey
moon happiness.
We regret to learn that Mr. Joel A.
Green was stricken on one side with paraly-
sis one day last week 1t is hoped that it is
only temporary and that he will soon be re-
stored to health.
Bargains in ladies, men and children
shoes at McCutcheon's.
Mr. Gus Mayes dwelling located in the
Northern part of the county was destroyed
by fire on Wednesday night of last week 1t
was unoccupied at the time
-DIED-Mr Lewis Thomas, one of Cobb
county Oldest and most respected citizens,
died on Wednesday night of last week, in
the 69th year of his age. He leaves large
number of relatives to mourn his loss.
Not less than $4,000 person daily pass
in and out of Boston to and from suburban
spots where they snugly make their homes.
Why shouldn't Marietta draw large num-
Der from Atlanta the same way?
U. S. Deputy Marshal Manning and
Capt. Alex. MoCuloch were returning to
Marietta with two prisoners last Saturday
night, when their buggy struck stump and
turned over, throwing Capt. McCuloch out
and hurting his right arm badly.
Master Mechanc-"I think you better
see to Bryant. He is finishing off the end
of that bay window in lumber that isn't at
all seasoned. uperintendent-" will be
by the time he gets through; you don't
know Bryant"
Prof A. f. Murphy has let the contract
to build his new residence, on Church street,
to j. W. Henderson & Son 1t will be an
eight room house Of the Queen Anne
style, and is to be completed by the first of
next May
The city election is little over three
weeks off, and there does not seem to be any
perceptble interest taken as to the forma-
ton of ticket As the election fastens up
on the city, under the new charter, officers
for two years the importance of electing
good and competent men, should arouse
some action upon the part of our people
Men who pay the taxes should not be pass
i've in this matter.
Those who walk on railroad tracks in
Georgia are liable to be prosecuted as in
truders under section 4437 of the Code of
Georgia. Cards have been posted along on
the W & A. X. r. and NJ & n Ga. Rail
road warning persons, otherthan employees,
to keep off the tracks, at any point save
public crossings. So in place of suing for
damages received while walking on Rail
road tracks, you can be prosecuted for tres
pass.
Hard times is the fruit more frequently
of wasted hours, or laziness than any lack
of Cod : aurtb and saogong to ,inlJ fru;t f,,1