The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-08-06
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Now the sun his furnace fireth,

Now the sun his furnace hreth,
Causing human flesh to stew,
And the summer iend inquireth,
is it hot enough for your"
Mine prisoners in Jail
Plenty of rain has fallen at this place.
1t is not hard for man to mind hi
own business these dull DAYS.
| -Brumby Chair Factory is on a boom
Orders are numerous.
Go to Winters 4 Legg and buy Buggy
at almost your own price.
| Go to Stephens market for nice tender
steaks.
Mr.. Frank Graves, of Atlanta was il
the city Sunday
We regret to learn that Rev. l. NJ
Springer has typhoid fever
The usual services are to be held at the
Methodist Church next Sabbath.
| DR.. w. 4. Duuwoody, of Macon, was in
the city a few days last week
Mrs Anna Stanford of Americas, is
spending the summer in the city.
Mrs. Julia DuPre and children. Of
Gainesville are in the city
Mr.. X. W. Joyner, of Atlanta, has been
in the city several days
The live business man advertises at all
times and under all circumstances.
Mr. j Paul Leake and family left last
Monday on visit to Spartanburg, s. C..
Bargains in ladies, men S an children $
| shoes at McCutcheon'
Nice lamb and mutton at Stephens
market every day.
Marietta is certainly very orderly
place.
Last Friday night the "a. c." Club
met at Mr. Taylor Georges residence.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Anderson, of Gads-
den, Ala, are visiting Mr. d. S. Anderson's
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Davenport arrived
in the city last week and are at Mr.. T. II.
| Cheeks.
Rain has been in streaks in this county
and some of the farmers have almost lost
| their crops for want of rain
Mr.. W. W. Sage killed hawk at his
place which measured four feet and three
inches from tip to tip of its wings.
Our colored population seem to monop-
olze the military spirit. The white folks
had enough Of it during the war
Mr.. G. n. johnson is preparing to re-
build the corner store of the old Sewell
building.
stephens is the place to get all kinds of
| tender meats.
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheon's
Mr.. J. B. Campbell left last Monday on
business trip to South West Georgia for
the Brumby Chair Company.
The lawyers are now prosecuting their
studies Must prosecute something you
know.
The extremely warm weather has made
the people feel like pulling off their flesh
and sitting in their bones
Notwithstanding the hot weather the
base ballist stands heroieally to the bat as
martyr to a misguided pleasure
"A first class Kerosene Cooking Stove,
with furniture for baking, boiling, frying,
&c, &c, for sale cheap at the store Of ]. NJ.
Wilson. ~
The State Agricultural Society meets
here on the lth inst Our people are pre-
pairing to give them cordial welcome.
The MONDAY Baptist Association was
held at Aeworth last Sunday and large
crowd was present.
The 81 900 to build the male academy
has been raised and work will soon com
mence in its construction.
-DIED-Mr Luther Dobbs, son of Mr..
W. B. Dobbs, died at Austell on last Thurs
day.
MIR. j. W. Henderson has bought part
of Mrs A. n. Simpsons lot and will build a
four room cottage thereon.
-Buggies at greatly reduced prices at
Winters Il I4egg's. Call and see for yourself
If you want the best meat 90 to Steph-
| ems market.
Post offices are ordered to be closed
between the hours of one and FIVE on Satur.
day, 9Th inst, in homer of Grants funeral.
An asparagus bean, q inches long, con.
tanning 10 beans, Is the kind that Dr. |. J
| NJ Goss raises.
w b Dismukes of Stewart county
sends us some open bols of cotton as
specimen Of his crop.
Don't neglect to SOW plenty of turnips
1t is an important winter crop, and every
thing that can be proftaby raised in the
winter should not be neglected
Love may be blind, but not so blind a,
to prevent that young man from finding
kssable lips the other evening when they
parted at the door
Mr.. Dab Mitchell, of this county, wa,
tried before United States Commissioner
Earle on last Saturday on the charge of re
failing whisky to colored man and was
bound over in a bond Of $3.50
Get ready to attend the camp-meeting'
by buying Buggy from Winters 4 Legg
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams, &c
to sell low as the lowest
A mrrciful man will show mercy to hi,
beast He will see that he IL not driven tot
hard this warm weather, and he will also SET
that he is given plenty to eat. Strangers
are quick to take notice and comment on thu
condition of horses driven through oul
streets.
-SrRAYED-0ne Red cow, with whit,
face, about six years DID, in fair order