The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-10
LOCAL LEAFLETS,
Fireworks at T. Schillinr,

Laura Wilson in Thomson, Ga.
Go to Stephens market for nice pork
sausage and tender steaks Telephone No. "a.
The highest rate of interest that we pay
is on borrowed trouble
Mrs. John B. O'Neill has returned from
her visit to Florida.
DIR. E. NJ. Allen is agent for the sale
of new Ear Trumpet for deaf persons
"A convict however poor can always
have watch and chain.
-1ou can't hire man to be honest he
will want his wages raised every morning.
We learn that the old Marietta Hotel
lot has changed owners
Most all the lands in Cobb county are
posted, warning hunters not to trespass.
Money lost by not buying your holiday
goods frcm f. Schilling
-FoR RENT-A seven room brick house.
Apply to RIED & GRAMLIxG.
Mrs. Henry Root is visiting relatives in
lower Georgia.
Cobb Superior Court reconvend last
Monday
Society in Marietta has not entered up
on winter amusements yet
Mrs. Arby Gray and son of St. Louis,
Mo, are stopping at L. S. Coxs boarding
house.
1t is said that the -prohibitionists in
Atlanta registered the names of dead me-
groes and voted them by proxy
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal Hams, &c.
to sell low as the lowest
Mr.. Henry c. White is running the Elk
change Hotel at Ga4sden, Ala, and is also
city Marshal
A negro man was credited with supplies
and guano by one of cur firms to the amount
of $500, and has skipped
"A job lot Of Card Games, paper and en-
yelopes in boxes pictures and picture
frames below cost at f. Schllings.
Coffee Sugar Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheon's
Mrs. Fannie May Trousdae nee Witt
Of Monroe, La, is visiting Mr. Charles Witt
of this place
There are more bogus and sensational
kilograms sent out of Atlanta than little.
Somebody down there ought to have coat
of tar and feathers.
The price man must pay for an Office
these days is SO humiliating to his selfre-
spect and manhood that one is reluctant to
to allow his name used for an office
Mr.. John Y, Alexander has certainly been
very successful in raising turnips this year,
judging from the very fine specimens left at
this office
Miss Georgia Northcutt, engaged in
horseback riding Thursday, in making
short turn was preciptated from the horse,
and received badly sprained ankle and
some bruises
just received, the largest stock of
French, Fancy and Suck Candy in the city,
in which we will not be undersold, at +
Schiling's.
Bargains in ladies, mems and children's
shoes at McCutcheon
One of Douglas Countys responsible
farmers informed us that he counted Is bales
OF cotton going from Douglas to Marietta in
one day DoUgldSciUc Star
Oh yes, they will come where they can
get the most money for their cotton
Most of the employees at the Marble
Works, Elizabeth City being Catholics,
their religious worship last Sunday was con
Quoted by Rev j Clifford A goodly num-
Der of people were present on the interest
ing occasion, the first held there since the
incorporation of the place. A church edi-
fee is to be constructed.
-FoR SALE will sell on Saturday
morning at 9 clock, in front of the Court
House, my fine COW to the highest bidder.
4 GOOD chance to buy fine COW For par
ticuars inquire of me at McCutcheon' store.
Cow can be seen MIXED morning and even
ing until sold j. B. O'NEIM in.
Prof j. c. Harris, Of Cedartown. has
accepted the position of principal Of the
Male Academy We had the pleasure OF
meeting him last Saturday. We think our
people will he well pleased with him as
teacher Let everybody now encourage him
by liberal support The academy is APP
preaching completion and will be a credit to
the town.
Parties having money to loan on Real
Estate, can have it securely placed BY call
ing on me. WM r Groyfs Agent
We will have to close our business in
Atlanta by the first Of January next and
viii sell all our Old Whistles at cost. Now
is your time to get fine Old Whistles cheap.
4. c. HEGGlE * Co.
Never have we read of so many we'd
dings in Georgia, as has taken place in the
last few weeks The papers are full Of mar
riage notices Let the good work 90 on.
There is nothing more conducive 70 the
moral we'll being Of community than for
its young people to pair OF iudiciousy and
in the fear Of God Virtue ana happiness
dwell where there is matrimony Marietta
comes in for good share of this bliss and
good state of affairs.
The North Georgia Methodist Confer
ence has assigned Rev J. H. Baxter to Ea-
tonton for the ensuing year, and Rev ", D.
Shea is his successor Mr. Baxter is man
Of great force Of character and ability and
he will carry with him to his new field of la
Dor the best wishes and earnest prayers Of
our people. Mr. Shea Is an elderly gentle
man, successful revivalist and man Of
great sociability He will be given hearty
welcome by our people Rev W. D. An
derson is again our presiding elder, which
meets with hearty approval
! will pay the accounts of public school
teachers FOR the year 1885 on Dec, 10th inst
The fund will pay about % cents per day.
Parties holding orders will call my atten-
tion n .tinp hetorc that doy