The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-09-24
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
3 cent Calico at Hirsch,s

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in and pay the printer
| "A full line of Hardware at Dobbs'
-Coroner's jurors will hereafter draw a
ollar each for serving on a case.
-Chinquepins are ripe and the heart OF
he little boy beateth with gladness.
Mr.. Sam Small will preach at the Meth,
cdist Church tonight "wednesday The
public invited
Go to W. P Stephens market to get
fine, North Georgia beet, mutton and pork.
-Yom Kippur or Day of Atonement, was
duly observed by our Jewish citizens on last
Saturday.
Mr.. Jordan Black has recovered from
mis- sickness and is again at his place of
business.
, The Directors have concluded to build
the Marietta Male Academy on the site
known as the county academy lot
The Senate has passed the registration
bill for Cobb county. 1t goes to the Cover
nor for approval.
New cotton is coming in now quite rap
idly Some Of it has been ginned too damp
causing it to nap a good deal
So, 100000 worth of shoes at Hirsch's
All Sunday trains on the Marietta and
North Georgia Railroad will be discontih-
ued after Sunday 9th of September.
-lron-clad, Homestead Waiver Notes, in
Books, 65cts per hundred, at the Marietta
JOURNAL Office.
Bargains in ladies, mems and children's
shoes at McCutcheon
Mr. Humphrey Collins, of Pauldng
county, was run over by train last week
and killed. He was under the influence of
whisky at the time.
Mrs. Isabel NJ Harrison will open
school at her residence on College Hill on
the first Monday in October, 1885.
The longer we live the more thoroughly
do we become convinced that it is best for
man to attend strictly to his own business
and allow all other men the same privilege
800 Corsets just received at Hirsch's.
Parties having money to loan on Real
Estate can have it securely placed by call
ing on me. WN. f. GROVES, Agent
Last Sunday our citizens were kept in
doors all day by the almost ceaseless rain
out doors. Church services were SHINY at
tended.
Andrew Rogers certainly has improved
the old livery stable lot on Atlanta street, to
the credit of the town, by the erection Of
two neat and pretty dwellings thereon.
Stoves at any price from the cheapest
Step Stove to the finest range, for sale by
A. M. DoBBs,
Mr.. A. Iverson Branham is now city edi-
tor Of that excellent paper, the Macon
Telegraph Mr. Branham has unmistaka-
bic journalistic talents.
"A lady of Marietta exhibited to us this
week a well preserved linen towel, spun and
woven by her great-grand mother, over one
hundred years ago. The fabric is fine and
Of beautiful design.
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheon's
At a meeting of the incorporators of the
Western North Carolina, Cleveland and
Chattanooga railroad, at Cleveland Tenn,
recently, General VIM. Phillips, of Marietta,
addressed the meeting.
Mr. r. H. Northcutt has fresh lot of
grass and clover seeds which he will sell at
wholesale or retail, at prices thatwill suit He
is wide-awake in his business and knows
what he is doing Give him call and
see.
The best Calico only cents at Hirsch s.
Austin & Grist have large and beauti-
full stock of fall and winter dry goods, shoes,
&c, and can give you bargains that will as
tonish you. They are clever, courteous and
enterprising, and you will find it to your in
terest to call and see them
We stated last week that our esteemed
citizen, Mr.. William Root, Contemplated"
moving to Palmetto next year. We are
glad to learn that he has no such matter
under consideration and will remain in Ma
rietta.
Mr.. C. C. Kiser has complete stock of
! fall and winter goods, consisting of dry
goods, notions, shoes, hats, &c. He asks
your special inspection of his goods before
buying elsewhere, as he is satisfied he can
please you both in quality and price.
Coroner W. X Root, of this place, was
summoned to Acworth last Monday morning
( to hold an inquest over the body OF a negro
woman Lou Hilburn, who was found dead
near Acworth. She was about sixty years
I old and died from heart disease
Friday afternoon two young men named
Pharr from near Atlanta, passed through
! Acworth on visit to relatives When two
miles out of town going down steep hill,
| the straps of their harness broke and the
buggy ran against the horse, which took
F.! fright and ran away. One man was thrown
from the buggy, and injured his right leg so
severely that amputation is necessary
Those fine Ranges and Cook Stoves you
see at DObbs are Tor sale. Call and price
them of Dobbs
Moses Wrinkle, colored had his prelm-
mary trial before United States Commits
sioner Earle on last Monday morning for
selling whisky. He was represented by
Messrs r. n. Holland and Richard VIM.
Wrinkle was bound over in a bond of $50,
Mr.. NJ A. Mayes going on his bond
Some of our citizens are talking of MAX
ing a strong effort to raise stock company
and build hotel on the old Marietta Hotel
lot 1t seems to us this enterprise could be
accomplished if all would be willing to do
something We doubt not persons else
where could be enlistened to take stock.
What say our people to this comncndable
movement
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