The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-02-05
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

visit TO Orlando, Fla.
Embroidery and laces at cost at Mrs C.
G. Brumby's.
Mr.. n S. Eaves, of Gainesville, has
moved to Townsville, Ga.
Miss Katie Page has returned to hel
home in Marietta, Ca Gastonia Gazette
Mr.. Jessie Northcutt, Jr., has become
tired of the store, and is now railroading.
Cottage of five rooms and kitchen for
rent Apply to Mrs. j. R. Spann.
The farmer who lets everything 60 to
waste about him will generally be the one
who complains that farming don't pay"
Gloves, every quality and price, at cost
at Mrs c. c. Brumbys.
Rev. j. I. Gibson, agent of the Orphan S
Home, will preach at the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning.
NnWANTED-A large pair of oxen that are
we'll broken. Address, j. r. Aston, Mari
eta, Ga.
Next Saturday, February It'll, will be
so years since the cold Saturday of Febru-
AIRY 7, 1885.
Mr.. E, H. Myers, of Marietta, is in
Blackshear, Ga, reading law under Col. S.
W. Hitch
The road commissioners have a big
task before them in putting the roads in the
county in good condition.
We are constantly receiving complaints
of the non-reception of the Journal. The
fault is not at this office.
Owing to sickness, Rev. Mr. Springer,
of the Baptist Church, has not held service
for the last two Sundays.
The weather was more favorable for
church attendance last Sunday, and good
congregations were out.
Mr.. Tom Glover has built another cot
tage on the street leading to Mrs McLel-
lans. This makes FIVE he has built and
which pay him a good rent.
We have tried some bread made from
milo maize, presented by Mr.. G. W. Benson,
and it is of excellent taste and, we predict,
it will come into general use.
Marietta needs more eisterns and bet
ter supply of water, to protect property
against fire. The earnest consideration of
our city fathers is called to this matter
To get the benefit of our club rates you
must pay all back dues at the old rate and
pay in advance for the new. Fail to do
this and you will be charged extra.
Some colored boys uncoupled some
freight cars Saturday night and Marshal
Stephens was busy arresting them on last
Sunday.
Those who have not paid their indebted
ness to this Office need not be surprised to
find their accounts in the hands of collect
ing officer. Patience is about exhausted.
We want more manufacturing industries
to give employment to mechanics and labor
ers. All enterprises of this kind should be
encouraged and patrcnized
Irish and other trimmings; velvet and
velvet ribbons; all crochet and worsted
goods, or any article in wooden goods at cost
at Mrs C. c. Brumbys.
We have seen advance sheets of Mrs
Tennent's cook book, and we find that she
has many valuable receipts that our people
will be glad to get.
The way our farmers have commenced
buying corn and meat, it would appear that
such articles had not been raised in this
section
-FoR RENT-In Marietta, a house of ten
rooms completely furnished. The house is
heated by a furnace. For further particu.
lars apply to box 81 P. O.
Will Lewis, son of Col J. @. A. Lewis
of Dalton, was married on the 10Th, of Janua-
~, at divers Springs; Tenn, to Mrs. Lottie
Triplett, wealthy widow of Louisville, Ky.
Miss Lulu Hurst has become quite a
handsome and stylish young lady. Travel
and observation has been of great benefit to
her Her entertainments throughout the
country have brought in over $4,000.
-Enoch White, negro, snatched Mrs. NJ.
A. Bolts pocket book, containing $1,000
while she was out on Whitehall street in At.
lanta last Saturday. He was pursued and
captured and the money recovered.
Mrs. Alexandria of Marietta, Ca, is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs l. W. Wad.
dell, Mrs. Alexander finds the Brunswick
climate is just the thing that she needs
Brunswick appeal.
"A gentleman of this place is earnest
about Marietta having a good female col
lege. But few of our people have public.
spirit enough to take hold of this matter and
push it through Newspapers can't do this
work, but must have the united cooperation
of the citizens Shall we have it2
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Brumby who had his
gold watch worth $4,000, stolen at the
Brown House in Macon during the last State
Fair, has been notified by the Chief Of Pc
lice of Charleston, s. c., that he has succeed
ed in recovering the watch from pawn
broker in that place.
In the Atlanta City Court, last Mon
day, in the case of Hiram W. Hooper
against A. A. McAister returned verdict
of $500 for the plaintiff This was case
in which the defendant, a Marietta street
saloon-keeper, assaulted and beat VI
Hooper, and Hooper sued for damages.
Those who want pure article Of toma
to catsup should try that made and put W
in bottles by Mrs. l.. C. McCutcheon, o.
Marietta. We have tried it, and it is some
thing extra good. Can be found at H. d
McCutcheon's store
Bill Williams colored, who burglarizec
Mr.. McClatchy's warehouse of sack o
corn during the holidays and was let out OF
bond, skipped out, but was overhauled by
Sheriff Coryell in Chattanooga and brough
back to Marietta last week
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