The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-19
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

Mr.. Henry c. White formerly of Mari
eta, is city Marshal Of Gadsden, Ala
The subscription list Of the Marietta
Journal is constantly growing.
Merry Makers AIinstrels, Of Gainesville
next Friday night.
If a late spring means anything, we will
have good fruit year
The dude is anxious for good weather
so he can air his new spring clothes.
Ebert county has gone prohibition by
400 majority
The trees are budding and the flowers
are beginning to bloom
The fragrant guano is hauled out from
this place in large quantities.
Don't fail 20 see the Minstrels Friday
night
-FoR RENr-A new three room house.
Apply to Rem 4 GRAMLIyo.
There is good deal Of horseback riding
by the young ladies visiting Marietta.
General Henry Strong, of Chicago, is in
the city.
The county tax for this.year will be 30
cents on the one hundred dollars
Miss Mamie Simpsons entertainment
brought in over $1,000.
The eclipse Of the sun Monday had the
/ eyes Of the world upon it.
Bishop Beckwith will hold services at
the Episcopal Church on the 10Th of April.
If you want to laugh, go to the Opera
House next Friday night and see the Min
strels
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin, of Santa Rosa,
Cal. are visiting their relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Reynolds, Sr of this place
Mr. John Subinger is possessed of some
of the same power that has made Lulu
Hurst fortune
Mr., A. Y Leake aud wife and Mr.
George S McElfresh, left last Monday for
the New Orleans Exposition.
Mrs SalIie Nullens, accompanied by
Mr. Bill Mullens, left last Thursday for the
New Orleans Exposition.
DR. Z. Pickens Earle, of Birmingham.
Ala, has just terminated a visit to his moth
er family in this city.
Constable Miller Walker arrested a
couple Of negro women for vagrancy last
week, on true bills found by the grand jury.
boarding houses in Marietta are numer-
Gus. Board can be had at prices to suit a
mans pocket
-FoR SALE CHuAr-A farm of fifty acre.
miles from Marietta; bound to sell quick.
VIM f. GROVES, Agent.
This is day Of small things Counter
felt one cent copper coins are now in circu-
latiou
Quite number OF. our citizens will
leave the latter part of this month and dur
Ing April for the New Orleans Exposition.
Are you suffering with pain, try bottle
of Santa Cruz Oh, it will cure you. Fol
sale at Maher Flower Drug Store.
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'"'S satisfactorily 70 t'e people
Some of our fishermen have already hat
good luck in catching suckers" We heal
of one Of our rural citizens catching eigh
teen Of these bony 6shone morning recently
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Manmngs buggy on last Wednesday night
lth INST Will please call and yet the cush
IONS aIso,that belong to the buggy
Mr. and Mrs W. s. n. Neal left las
Monday for Bainbridge Ga. to attend the
Georgia Press Association, which convened
on the 18th inst From there they will visit
the New Orleans Exposition,
-NARe1gD- the evening If tho 18th
inst, in this county, at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mr. Il. +. Phillips and Mis-.
Obey A. Mckee Rev 0. b Quillian OIL
ciating.
Judge James r. Brown wears the iudi