The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-29
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

MT ~ L. McCiatcny 5.
Rev. c. c. Leman left for the Macon
Feir last Monday
A party of hunters returned with seven
possums the other night
Coffee, Sugar Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices at McCutcheon's
60 to W. P. Stephens market to get
fine, North Georgia beef, mutton and pork
-CheriJi and cultivate kindly feelings
for everybody and you viii be the happier
for it.
The prohibition fight is waxing hot in
Atlanta. The election takes place on the
18th of November
The fellow who cannot enjoy these pref
ty days and lovely moonlight nights, needs
liver medicine
Mr. A NJ. Dobbs' three new houses on
Cherokee street are creditable to his taste
enterprise
Miss Carrie Gartrell, daughter of L. J.
Gartrell, and Mr.. B. NJ Blount, were mar
ried in Atlanta on the 2lst inst
MIR. John Northcutt, Of Marietta. is now
to be found behind the counters of J.R.
Barnes Il Co = Gainesville Cor. At. Con
W. E. Gilberts line of 10. l21 and rs
cents Dress Goods, are the best for the price
in town.
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal. Hams, &c.
to sell low as the lowest.
Parties having money to loan on Real
Estate, can have it securely placed by call
ing on me. VIM. f. GROVES, Agent
Hon. A. s. Clay will build cottage on
the lot adjoining the one owned by Mr.. John
Rarrett on Cherokee street.
AT the big pumpkins that have been
made in this county this year. Everybody
can have pumpkin pie.
Rev. j. D. Burkhead, an evangelist of
the Presbyterian church has accepted
call to the first Presbyterian chuSch in Biz
mingham Ala.
Miss Robarts has sold part of her lot on
Church street to Prof A. f Murphy for 500.
The purchaser will build a nice residence
thereon.
-Iron-clad, Homestead Waiver Notes. in
Books, 65cts per hundred, at the Marietta
Journal Office.
Bargains in ladies, mems and childrens
shoes at McCutcheon's
Saturday was bright and lovely day'
and our farmers brought in large amount
of cotton. 1t was a busy day with our cot
ton buyers and merchants
Cotton comes in right along. Marietta
is paying the top of the market, and our
merchants are selling goods cheap. Come
to Marietta to do your trading
u. s. Deputy Marshal Manning arrest
ed in Forsyth county Joe Fowler and Bud
Lee for violating the revenue laws and
brought them to this place last Saturday.
A prairie dog has been placed in the
park by Mr.. VIII Perry With a few more
additions the park will be converted into
first class menagerie. We saw Lyon"
and Campbell in there the other day.
Don't buy Furniture until you have ex-
amned mine with me | will save Won
money. Enough said come and see.
W. +. GILBERT
Mrs. A. B. Todd and her daughter. lit
tie Marble, after spending some time in Ma
rietta, have returned to their home in Ma
con, much to the regret of their many
friends here.
Ned Gresham, colored, was arrested
last Friday by U. S. Deputy Marshal Man
ming, charged with selling whisky Com
missioner Vim bound him over and he gave
bond
i have Il good and large stock of Cloth
ing Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Make
your winter bill with me, and save money.
w E. GILBERT.
John Timmons, colored, has set good
example to his race. He owns a good farm
which he tends industriously and besides
owns three or four small cottages which
brings him in good rent
In the United States Court in Atlanta
last Thursday Tom Lackey of Cobb county,
was found guilty of illicit distilling and he
was sentenced to three months in Jail and
500 fine, His brother, Joe Lackey, was
acquitted
Conductor Will Turner has bought the
Baptist parsonage, and the Baptist have
commenced the construction Of as new par
sonage on the same lot next to Rev d. l..
Buttolph's. Mr.. NJ. R. Lyon has bought
part of the same lot fronting on Cherokee
street and will improve it.
The mica found in North Georgia is the
finest in the world, it is said Some of it is
clear and some is of the beautiful wine-col-
ored variety. Almost any variety that the
market would demand can be gotten from
these mines 1t is firm, solid, tenacious
flexible mica that is very valuable.
Young man if you are starting to house
keeping and have to buy your outfit, you
can get everything you want, by calling on
us. We have complete line to select from
OF furniture, Crockeryware, Knives and
Forks, Dry Goods, &c Call and see us, and !
see that you can save money by purchasing !
all you need at one house
W. f GILBERT.
Mr.. j. 4 Foster has moved his law of |
flee to rooms , and 3 on the right in Nc |
Clatchy's building BY his energy and fdel- |
ity to all business entrusted TO him, he is |
building up lucrative practice He de-
serves IT,
Mr. Frank SiddaI, one Of the proprie-
tors Of the Marble Works, above Marietta,
and who spends five hundred thousand dol
lars year advertising his soap in the news
papers is credited with the following say
inCs
Newspaper advertisements are read while
the advertiser sleep
The man who adyertiscs in duh times
will never feel dull times
Advertising is the philosophers stone that
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