The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-11
LOCAL LEAFLETS.


Wednesday fin July.
Three more new flat cars for the NJ. &
N. Ga. r. r., arrived last Friday.
If you want the best quality of River
Brick, call on j. w. Henderson 4 Son.
-Robbing bees and eating honey gives
sweet employment to some of our citizens.
This hot enough for your? Shoot
him on the spot
There seems to be but little business
being done just at this time
Cobb county will vote for fence or no
fence the first day of July
Ice cold lemonade at A. c. Heggies.
House for rent Apply to I. w. Glover.
The farmers have killed wagon loads of
grass in the last week
There were three deaths of colored peo-
pie last Thursday at this place
Mrs. E. L. Fowler, who has been on a
visit to Gainesville, has returned home
old "Sor' has been warming up things
here lately.
Mr. Newt Anderson has returned from
his visit to Texas.
The gardens in the city are teemng
with all kinds of vegetables
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams.
Nc, to sell low as the lowest
The largest and finest lot of all heart
fpnpIOn q lOmaSt I
son & Sons
Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell an old and high
ly respected citizen, died at her home in
this county on last Sunday
The Clerk of the Superior Court has re-
corded large number of mortgages this
year.
The fishing party that went to McDan-
iefs station last week caught about 200 lbs.
of fish
Please come and close your guano ac-
counts by note. We mean you
WINTERS & LEGG
Coffee Sugar, Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheon's
Attend the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Friday night at R. N. Hollands
law office
i now have my bath room open and can
give cold baths at l0cts.
A. c. HEGGIE.
Mr.. H. Reid has greatly improved his
dwelling by building an additional room
and repainting.
A registration law for Cobb county will
be one of the laws the Legislature will be
asked to pass next month.
Bargains in ladies, mems an children's
shoes at McCutcheons.
Rev. Mr.. Harwel preached morning
and at night at the Methodist Church last
Sunday
Mr.. H. N. Austin, competent archi-
tect has kindly consented to draw the plan
for the new school house fee of charge
DR.. Homer Reynolds has had second
story added to his dwelling by means of an
elevated roof
AT J. W. Henderson & Sons you can
buy dressed Notwithstanding cheaper than
you can Duy the rough lumber.
Mrs. B. r. Legg WHO'S on visit to her
fathers, Dr. G. w Williams, in Pennington,
No, is expected home in few days.
Canton has a two story brick academy
just about completed. Judge j. R. Brown
gave $4,000. What citizen will do likewise
for Marietta
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
has declared dividend of 60 per cent on
the business of the past year,
VIM. f. GROVES, Agt.
DR.. A. Reynolds, Sr., and wife will leave
to-day for New York and Philadelphia and
will also visit Bethlehem Pa, where their
son, Frank, is attending school, who will
| accompany them home
Now is the time to buy your Buggies
| and Phetons Winters a. Legg are sell
ing them so cheap+hat everybody can own
one. Call and see them and be convinced.
Mr. Richard Fleming has the finest cot
ton of any man in the county. We saw
a stalk from his field l6 inches high with
squares upon it, June 8th. He used Ma
vassa guano bought of I. L.Hunt & Co.
-FoR SALE.-Two three-quarter Jersey
heifer calves. Also one full-blooded Jer-
sey Bull four months old. Apply to T. IL.
| Cheek.
In order to dofull justice to all con-
cerned it has been decided to admit no
White Sponge or Angels Food cakes into
the cake contest next Saturday at Union
Chapel. Ladies will please use butter, and
then there will be no unfair advantages in
point of color.
| Hon. John W. helms, principal keeper
of the penitentiary, has been appointed Uni
ted States Marshal for the Northern district
of Georgia, in place of John +. Bryant re-
signed Mr.. helms lives at Smyrna in this
county, and will clean out the Augean sta
bles as far his Office is concerned. Col John
r. Towers, of Rome has been appointed
Principal Keeper of the Penitentary, and
Mr.. Edward T. Shubrick, of Washington
has been appointed assistant keeper.
"A full assortment of Metallic and Wood
en- Burial Cases. Robes, &c, at j. W. Hen
derson Son S.
1t is almost impossible to get any of
the negro loafers to work for you. When
approached and offered a fair price, they
say We'll, need your money, but l don't
believe feel like working to-day This is
no fiction, but fact They live, but how? is
the question The outlook for some of the
colored race is not very promising. We
have some colored people in Cobb county
who are industrious, thrifty and wellto-do,
but the large bulk of them to do not seem to
be ambitious to be somebody, but are lazy
and Indifferent