The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-15
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

| i"""ou iouo tuat they make locals scarce.
Many of the large oak trees in town
have died this year
If you havn't paid your city tax you
had better do so at once.
MIR. Henry Myers is making some i'm
provements on his home place.
Mr.. NJ. G. Whtlock is putting up
! mammoth windmill
Our farmers seem to be well satisfied
with their big corn crop.
The North Georgia Conference CON
venes in Newman on the 18th of November.
There are twenty boarding houses in
Marietta, including the two hotels
Go to W. p Stephens market to get
fine, North Georgia beef, mutton and pork
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams, &c.
to sell low as the lowest.
Now that it is time to pay guano and
provision bills, Sand Mountain, Ala, will
receive fresh influx of population
Some of our old Cobb county citizens
are getting rich in Florida They are also
getting the chills and fever
Miss Leila Prater, of Dalton was mar
ried last Thursday to Mr. j. F. Manning of
Chattanooga.
The citizens are beginning to talk
about who will be the most suitable for May
or and Aldermen
Bangs have gone out of fashion and
the intellectual girls are showing their tore
heads.
You will oblige us by calling and paying
your note or account at once, as we need
money badly R. H1RscH Son.
Some of Our merchants and clerks on
the east side of the square have bought a
number of young squirrels for the park
Mr. George W. Kirk left with us half
dozen apples hanging from one stem They
are of the Yates variety
Joe Edwards, colored, while engaged in
game Of base ball last Saturday had the
misfortune to break one Of his arms:
MIR Josiah Barber has sold bis planta
ton near Marietta to Judge Pumm, of At
lanta, for $500 Mr.. B speaks of moving
to Newton.
W. z GiIbar's line IF 10 12I and o.
cents Dress Goods are the hest Tor tbe nr;ce
IN town
Our citizens could not send their bows
10 q more competent teacher than Rev j. J.
Hunt He has good school building oca-
ted in a nice grove.
Parties having money TO loan on Real
Estate, can have it securely placed by cali
ing ON me WV. F. GROVES, Agent
-Tron-clad Homestead Waiver Notes in
Books. 65cts per hundred At the Marietta
Journal Office.
The indications are that tbe farmers
will have plentv Of forage for stool, this
wear The Grass never crew more luxnriopt-
Is and much Of it has been cnt and stored
away
Marietto is receiving large amount Of
now ootton Tho farmers co,no ber,. bec.uso
,hev know they can get the highest market
price.
The LARGEST stock Of fine and medium
priced Dress Goods in Marietta, at Hirschs
bargains in ladies. men 5 and children
shoes at McCutcheons
Miss Jessie Lee Montgomery, the beau
tiful and charming daughter of the efficient
clerk Of the superior court OF Cobb county
visited the Misses Teasley-and others
this week. Coito1 Adfdhce
Mrs. BULGE, of HARRISON county, who
was shot by Rataree, trusty convict died
recently. The suit she had brought against
the Marietta and North Georgia Railroad
for 50, 0O0 damages has been compromised
by the payment Of 5000
The Presbyterian Synod meets in La
Grange on the 18th inst. Dr. Woodruff's
appeal from the action of the Augusta Pres
bytery will be heard and promises to be
quite exciting
-Hirscb will sell vou any kind Of Furni-
ture cheaper than any body.
We learn that tbo salary of Rev G s
Tumlin, recently called to occupy the Bap-
fist pulpit at Marietta, will be $500 per an
mum, and dwelling house furnished ar-
terscilie Co"a@t
Scott Crawford arrested in this place
by u S Deputy Marshal Manning, for re-
failing whisky, plead guilty last week in the
United States Court and was fined one hun
dred dollars and ona month in,nr;sormant