The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-22
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

Sunday was beautiful day and every.
body was out enjoying the nice weather.
Our friend, James c. Howell, of Chat
tanooga, was in Marietta Sunday.
Maj. Henry Myers has had his residence
repainted and otherwise improved.
Good Shockley apples are selling in
this market at 40 cts per bushel.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Davenport are al
Mr. I. H. Cheeks
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheon'S.
Go to w. p Stephens market to get
fine, North Georgia beef, mutton and pork
General William Phillips received three
beautiful Jersey pigs last Saturday
Five changes of the moon this month
and then comes changes of flannel
DR.. Charles Nutting, of California, spent
few days here last week
Mr.. j. R. Brumby has gone to Florida
to spend the winter.
Mr.. George Lacy's brick residence, on
the hill, with an additional story just added
makes it handsome structure.
Sam Jones is clerking for Mr.. Cicero
kiser now. He is not the preacher Sam,
but he is just as clever and better looking.
w. E. Gilbert line of 10, I2B and %
cents Dress Goods, are the best for the price
in town.
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams, &c,
to sell low as the lowest.
Your conduct is mirror in which you
reflect your true image Be careful that
you do not think yourself "scare-crow."
Those who plot mischief are tormented
with the fears of disclosure, and not well
pleased with life
Thanks to those of our subcribers who
have settled up. Others are welcome to do
likewise.
DR.. j. c. Greer has caught the improv-
ment fever too and added another story to
his residence
The cotton gins are getting in their lit
tie work of cutting off fingers and mangling
arms with promptness and regularity.
Parties having money to loan on Real
Estate, can have it securely placed by call
ing on me- VIM. F. GROVES, Agent
-Iron-clad, Homestead Waiver Notes, in
Books, 65cts per hundred, at the Marietta
JOURNAL Office.
Bargains in ladies, men and childrens
shoes at McCutcheon's
Mrs. William Brinkley left Monday for
Florida to join her husband who has perma-
nently located there.
Mr. W. j. Edison was adiudged luna
tic before the Ordinarys court last Friday
and will be sent to the asylum
Mr.. W. f. Groves has returned from
his Western trip and has much to tell of
Mormons and Chinese.
Mr.. John 0 Neill has put some white
rabbits in the city park to keep the squirrels
company
Mrs. Haynes has had her dwelling paint
ed white, and, with the other improvements
made, she now has "a very nice residence
Mr.. Chuck Anderson has sold his fine
pair of match bays to Mr. W. R. Inman of
Atlanta, for $1,000.
Mr. Chaneys son missed a tobacco sack
containing $4,000 last Friday, and went
back to Mr.. Will Perry's store and found it
on the floor
Don't buy Furniture until you have ex-
amined mine with me. | will save you
money. Enough said-come and see.
W. +. GILBERT.
Mr.. W. P Stephens has had his resi-
dence repainted, and also transformed the
store rooms on his lot into sleeping apart
ments.
BLOW cayenne pepper into cracks where
ants congregate. Ants don't like it Mice
will feel insulted and turn their tails upon
haunts which have been red peppered.
Winters & Legg's warehouse is mann
moth one and is nearing completion Capt
Wilson has the contract to put on the tin
root
Corn is king this year The yield will al
most surely be as much as two billions of
bushels, an increase of nearly two hundred
millions of bushels
i have good and large stock of Cloth
ing, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Make
your winter bill with me- and save money
W. 4. GILBERT.
-Falsehood, like a cat goes tripping
along, but lookout there will be "mewsic"
in the air, when the sandered one hits you
with brick bat
Young men are like giddy girls, but this
does not account for their heads swimming
The stuff that did the work came from At
lanta bottled and labeled old Rye"
Ex-senator Winn thinks that prohib /
ton has benefited Marietta He says they
drink whisky up there on a sly, but not as
much as when "wetness" prevailed-At.
Cor Macon Telegraph.
1t was said that to vote whisky out of
Marietta, would cause store houses to stand
empty and closed but after twelve months
trial, we find every store house rented The
good results are very apparent.
We cordially invite the public to call
and examine our Dry Goods, Boots Shoes.
&c, before buying their Fall Goods. We
are selling Jeans astonishingly low Can
supply you with anything you want in the
Grocery line. MCKENZIE d WARREN
Printers ink has made more fortunes
than has been made on the stock exchanges
and in all the gold mines of the country.
The man who don't advertise is neglecting
the most powerful agency of wealth.
Mr. Val Starnes has returned from a
visit to his brother, Mr. Hugh y. Starnes, in