The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-01
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

Two months and twenty-five DAYS unit
Christmas.
"A full line of Hardware at Dobbs'.
Winters & Legg have commenced the
construction of their new brick warehouse.
"A religious wave is sweeping over the
entire country.
The rain kept the people indoors again
last Sunday
The Simms Sisters swooped down upon
the town Saturday night with an entertain
ment
-Possum hunters are gathering stray
hounds to capture the persmmon loving
possum
Everybody who heard Mr. Sam Small
talk at the Methodist Church. Wednesday
night were highly pleased and delighted.
Go to W. P Stephens market to get
hne, North Georgia beef, mutton and pork.
-lron-clad, Homestead Waiver Notes in
Books, 65cts per hundred. at the Marietta
Journal Office.
When the boys get their cotton sold,
and their guano and provision debts paid,
they will begin to invest in marriage licenses,
DR.. j. T. Brown and family, and DR..
Palmer returned to their home in Eagle,
Michigan last Monday
The tax collector of Cobb county has
begun his rounds as will be seen by adver-
tisment in this issue.
The city tax is 80 cts on the hundred
dollars and the books will be opened on the
9TH inst. for the payment of taxes Mr.. Ba-
Der can be found at j. J. Northcutts store.
Those fine Ranges and Cook Stoves YOU
see Mt Dobbs' are for sale Call and price
them Of Dobbs.
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams, &c,
to sell low as the lowest.
The county court Of Gilmer held its
first session last week with Judge Thomas
f. Greer, presiding and Moultrie NJ. SEES
sions Solicitor General.
World and tbs Marietta Journal to one ad.
dress one year for ~ 90. 'Fhe World stands
without a superior in all that goes to make q
vimy newspaper.
Judge Brown will hear the injunction
in regard to collecting the District Stock
law tax the first week of November term of
Cobb Superior Court. in the meantime he
has issued a restraining order.
Stoves at any price from the cheapest
Step Stove to the finest range, for sale by
A. M. DoBBs.
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices at McCutcheons
"A cold wave struck Marietta last Thurs
day afternoon. Twenty-eight Vermonters
arrived here on the down train. having been
employed by Supt. Mason TO work in the
American Marble Cutting works above
town
Mr.. Sam Small was greeted by an i'm
mense audience at the Methodist Church
Wednesday night of last week His adj
dress was a very fine one, fall af religious
fervor and zeal He is now at st. Joseph,
Mo-, assisting Rev Sam Jones in a gospel
tent meeting.
The Elljay Courier says that an invest
ment Of $4,000 in tanning leather will re-
alize clear profit Of @lG5.Q0. If there is
that much money in the business We are
surprised that our clever friend Coleman
doesn't proceed at once to edit tan vat.
1t beats newspaper business
Bargains in ladies'. mems and childrens
shoes at McCutcheon's.
Parties having money to loan on Real
Estate, can have it securely placed by call
ing on me. VIM F. GROVES, Agent.
~-Mr. J W. Bentley, accompanied by his
family, is on visit to his father Mr. Green
Bently. He went to Colorado, Texas five
years ago and this is his first visit home
He exhibited to us Buffalo's cud, quite a
curiosity, also panthers claw and the claw
of Mexican eagle.
-Messrs. Ried 4 Granting have Just
completed an elegant carriage for N.Y. 4.
Ii. Cheek, whichin style, finish and elegance
cannot be surpassed The workmanship is
tasty and first-class and reflects, credit on
the manufacturers to high degree We
woud be glad our people would inspect the
nice work turned out by these industrious
and skilled workmeD. Thsy have good facil-
ties and the best of mechanics and their work
in bugges, carriages and wagons, cannot be
excelled in quality, durability and price.
Give them Your orders
"A. NJ. Dobbs has just received one car
load OF the finest Cooking Stoves, Heaters
and Ranges ever brought to this market.
Call and see them
Seed Rye for sale by 7. W. Glover & Co.
-Tom Teasley colored keeps restaur-
ant in this place, aud it has been suspicion
ed more than once that he was selling some
thing stronger than coffee sweetened with
brown sugar, and when Scott Crawford was
arrested for selling whiskey, he gave infer
nation that implicated Teasley On last
Saturday, U. S Deputy Marshal Manning
Teasley, who appeared betof6 Com
missioner Earle Monday morning and wav-
ed preliminary trial and will have his
trial before the United States Court in At
lanta. The lightning is not done striking
yet Mr.. Manning is doing good work in
breaking up the nest Of illicit whisky ven
ders.
Five hundred dollars to loan on two
years time at ten per cent
ENoCH FAw.
Seed Rye tor sale bv T. w Glover & Co.
House to rent Apply to
Mrs. T. l.. CHESTER.
-Eb. Allen, negro boy about eighteen
years of age, son of Rev. Thomas Allen,
colored, was convicted and fined for carrying