The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-01-08
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Mr.. Walter Shugart is yery sick.

|
tersville.
Young men, dance should never clost
with reel
| 1t was j. e. McCord, and not j. D. Nc
Cord, who was fined for illegal voting.
| DR.. Charles Sewell has moved back tc
Cobb County from Villa Rica
Mr.. James Hardeman has opened a
provision store under McCutcheons Hall.
Mrs. E. F. Anderson has moved into
j. R. Barnes old stand.
Mr.. James Anderson, OF Waxahachie
Texas, arrived here during the holidays.
Misses Lizzie and Matte Traylor, of La
Grange, are visiting Mrs. A. S. Clay.
MIR. Otto Agricola of Gadsden, Ala,
spent the holidays with his parents here
| Mr.. VIM Root has moved his store to
the building adjoining R. Hirsch & Sons.
| MIR. c. G. kiser has turkey hen that
has laid an egg every day since September
-FoR RENT-The residence occupied by
the undersigned. THos. NJ BRUMBY.
For RENT-A new four room house.
Apply to j. w. HENDERSON
| The friends of Mr.. d. P. Lester will be
glad to know that he is greatly improved in
health.
DR.. Gilbert Tennent has moved his office
| 10 I q,
store
Bargains in Sugars, Coffee, &c, &. Su-
gars frOml24 to l6 lbs, full weight for 81 90
| at McCutcheon's.
Butter. cream and milk for sale on Bon
| ny Glenn Farm. Orders addressed to
FRANK, Box 49, Marietta
Mr.. Geo S. McElfresh, of Washington
City, a competent pharmacist is now with
Mr. r. H. Northcutt.
We learn that Mr. Thomas NJ Brumby
has bought Mr. Cheeks elegant new dwell
ing, paying $500 for it.
Now, girls, here you are single, and
| leap year will not be here again until 1888.
Procrastination is the thief of time.
Mr.. W. p Stephens has moved his store
to the corner formerly occupied by Whit
field & Myers
"A new 30 ton engine for the Marietta
| and North Georgia Rail Road arrived last
Monday.
-DIfD-In Brookline, Mass, Dec. 9th,
Ann Eliza c., wife Of Dr. D. B. Van Slyck,
aged SO years, 5 months and days.
Mr.. Harry n Austin, of this place, is
| doing some creditable architectural draw
| ings He deserves success.
j. B. Glover, Jr., who spent the holi-
days at home, returned to school at South
Bethlehem, Pa, the first of the week
You can find W. X. Root at Maher &
Flowers drug store, where he will be glad to
see his old friends.
The Cantata, ON the 18th was a final
success, but was greatly interfered with by
the fire that night
AT the time we go to press, the county
election is progressing We will give the
official vote next week.
Mr.. 6. C. Burnap, who has been seri
ously sick, we are glad to learn, is much
better, and is likely to entirely recover.
A negro named Williams broke open
Mr.. d. F. McClatchys wacehouse and stole
a sack of corn. He now languishes in Jail
| Mr.. C. H. C. Willingham, of the Carriers
vile Free Pre- es, died on the Both of Deem
Der last
Mr.. Frank Northcutt is now with J. J
Northcutt having moved back to Marietta
His new residence is nearly completed
Mr.. Fred S. Mansfield and wife, of Ty
Ter, Texas, have been in the city for a couple
of weeks, visiting relatives. They will leave
| this week for their Texas home.
In removing the iron safe from Mr.. W
P, Stephens store, the night the Sewel
block was burned, Mr. Penn McClatchy hat
his right hand badly crushed.
Mr.. w. X. Root, for % years pharma
cist at Roots old drug store, is now with the
new drug store of Maher & Flower.
-MARRIED-On Dec 25th, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Huggard, near Marietta, by
Rev. D. L. Buttolph, Mr.. Samuel Way anC
Miss Muriel Huggard.
You will find receipt in Mrs. Tennent',
cook book for making soap 1t will costly
seventeen cents for fifty pounds. Mrs. I
has tried it and recommends it as bein.
very superior in every respect. Mrs. H. n
starnes' receipt.
Clay & Blair, attorneys, compromised I
very important case last Monday, involving
$500, Adams VS.. Adams, OF Roswell
Clay & Blair received fee of over $4,000
Mr.. Will Edmonston is home from Te:,
as, and the little prattler" just arrived a
his house makes home doubly dear to hin
now
Last L. day and Saturday we received
three clubs of 81 subscribers, and on Mon
and Tuesday we received four clubs Of 8
subscribers
The District Stewards of the Methods
Churches of the Marietta district met here
on the 3lst ult., and transacted such bust
ness as was incumbent upon them
The ground for the new marble factor
has been staked off and work on the founda
ton site will be commenced this or mex
week, so we learn.
AT the election in the Marietta distrio
last Saturday, c. C. VIM, was elected Ju,
tice of the Peace, and /, j. Morris and J. NJ
Walker, Constables.
Mr.. W. L. Cooper has given up the s.
James Hotel at Gainesville and moved bac
: to Marietta. He occupies Rev. W. j. Scott
residence
Rev. V. E. Manget has moved to tn
Capt Goodwin residence on Anderson sire,
and will reopen his school there. Prof ,
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