The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-01-14
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

on tne pOnus OF Ice
-Woodhaulers did not venture out Mon
day to any great extent
Heavy all wool Cashmere, bargain at
McCuscheon store.
But very little cotton has come in since
the holidays.
If man does not watch himself closely,
he will get into rut
Cultivate forbearance until your heart
yields fine crop of it
The purse had better he empty than fill
ed with other folks money.
The man with the most faults grieves
at his neighbors one little shortcoming.
FoR RENr-A three room cottage Ap-
ply to THos. NJ. BRuMBy
Col John O. Gartrel says the weather
Monday was the coolest since 1856.
The boys had to have some fire wa
ter after the fire Monday morning. They
needed it and it done them good
Choice, fresh Hams, the Dove brand,
cheap, at McCutcheon S.
The Georgia Pacific Railroad has sever
al law suits filed against them here. Clay
Il Blair represent the road
-FoR SALE-A lot of fine milk cows,
grades. P. l.. HEBERT, P O. box 33.
MIR j. Spilman has moved his livery
stable to McClatchy's warehouse on Powder
Springs street.
Stephens Bros, successors to W. P.
Stephens, is the place to get choice meats
of all kinds Telephone No. "a
Empty hours, empty hands empty com
panions, empty words, empty hearts, draw
in evil spirits as a vacuum draws in air.
Mr. Dan Anderson, left last week for
Gadsden, Ala, where he will take posi-
ton in Anderson Agricola's store
Mr.. J. W. Hilton, of Brooklyn New
York, is spending the winter at this place
He is stopping at Mrs. McLellans
-Hirsch has reduced the price on his en-
tire dress goods stock
Prof F. L. Freyer and wife have re-
turned from their visit to Florida The
Professor is satisfied that there is no better
-. -,
uses s'io0' '3''oeS' anu an e'ler Shoes'
at a bargain at McCutcheon's
Miss Lizzie Mable, 10 years old, of
Smyrna, is winning fame as a portrait paint
"o. \ very ''''''''0'e an" 'S 0e'
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-Ir. a. w. Heldt furnished the inmates
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Ae eoa weather has imposed d'IfcuI-
ties upon us IA getting out tins issue OF the
''g' ''''' " '''' -i'- i'' '''iF' enaDce
a"i must as6 10 be excused for It's short
c0miuEs
=, Parties having money 20 loan on Real
i-Ata'e' gan nave Il securely paced by call
ms on me. NM i. GROVES, Agent
Go to stephens Bros. successors to W.
p S-arhons tog nice nnrl, sansaga and ION.
der steaks Telephone No a.
The world is crazy for show There is
not one perhaps in thousand, who dares
fall back Oh his real simple self for the pow
er 10 get through the world ana extract en-
Joyment as he goes along
Judge II. NJ. Hammett our clever and
efficient Ordinary issued 2O2 marriage IL
eeuses for he past year-l35 for white per
sons and 81 for coIorcd, and it wasn't
good year for marriages either.
The Kenuesaw House under the man
a@emeut Of p. S. Shelman & Co.. has reduc-
ed rates to 81 90 per day or so cts per meal
With these popular prices the Kennesaw
viii he kept in the front rank of the best
holsteries in the land.
-Hirsch's stock of Gentlemen's Ladies
Misses and Chldrens Knit underwear is
compete
For sALE.TA good second hand ex-
5S ~n"I h anu H' hina 3 5og b anu harness
seed. clover and miIlet hay AMY at this
Office.
Mrs. Willie McColnm, who acted 50
admirably in the play Social Glass" at this
place, under the auspices of the Atlanta
Dramatic Association, was married to Mr.
Paul Inggle, both OF Atlanta, last week
Our steam fire engine needs heater
so as to get up steam quicker 1t will cost
about $50 90 and ought to be bought at
once. This would be timely contribution