The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-01-21
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

| having Jnelr coal orders nlled
Mr.. Spilman has closed the European
House and sold the furniture.
Capt. Wilson is graduly recovering
from his severe spell of sickness.
The attendance Of the Male Academy
numbers about forty pupils
Mr. G. s. McElfresh left for Washington
City this week.
DR.. J. NJ. Moore and family have NOV
ed TO Smyrna, Ga
New No. l Mackerel at McCutcheon 5.
Miss Julia f. Groves is spending the
winter in Jacksonville, Fla.
Two of our public spirited citizens are
paying the school tuition Of an orphan boy
This is indeed very commendable.
Harry Haynes can be communicated
with any time by calling D. H. Dougherty S
telephone No 1873, Atlanta
During the severe cold spell last week,
a horse and a number of hogs were frozen
to death.
-FoUND-A Buckle Owner can have
same by proving property and paying for
this advertisement Address L. B. l3, P. 0.
Clay or Yellow Peas, and Hides
wanted at McCutcheon's
Miss Annie Gignilliat, Of Marietta, is
visiting Miss Mamie Grove at the residence
of MAJ. R. } Bacon. II Albany News.
CHEAPER MONEY 81, 600 to lend--com-
missions reduced one-half Apply to Enoch
taw, Marietta, Ga.
Mr. Jesse Northcutt, Jr has returned
from Florida. He has had enough of the
land of flowers
The thermometer was so low last week
chat it was thought it would not survive but
we are glad to state it is now up again
Choice, fresh Hams, the Dove brand
cheap, at McCutcheon's,
Stephens Bros, successors to w. P.
Stephens, is the place to get choice meats
of all kinds. Telephone No. 81
-Hirsch has reduced the price on his en-
tire dress goods stock.
United States Commissioners Joe B,
Alexander is kept busy trying revenue vio-
lators. brought in from adjoining counties
Sunday was a muddy, slushy day and
it was impossible to keep shine" on up
per shoe leather, unless you staid indoors.
You may be poor, you may be unknown,
you may never become rich, but during this
cold weather you can shut the door. VIII
you puncture your memory with this fact
The contract for building the Confeder-
ate monument in Rome, has been let to the
American Marble Works Of Marietta. The
monument will cost three thousand dollars.
The base balers" are organizing to
take the hot sun and perspire next summer.
It is more lucrative than editing paper or
hoeiug cotton
Go to Stephens Bros, successors TO W.
stephens, Tor nice pork sausage and ten
der steaks Telephone No. a.
-Hrsch stock of Gentlemen's, Ladies'
Misses and Children's Knit underwear is
complete.
Solicitor Geo F. Gober is having an
elegant law Office fitted up over Sessions.
Handy & Co store 1t will be occupied
by himself, j B. Alexander and W. R. Pow
er.
Mr.. Bryant, of Chattanooga, who died
very suddenly, was brought to this place on
Sunday and inferred in the city cemetery.
We learn h. was Mrs, Mai. WINS step-
father
Misses school Shoes, and all ether shoes,
at bargain at McCutcheon's.
Parties having money to loan on Real
Estate, can have it securely placed by call
ing on me. WI. +. Groves. Agent.
The Baptist parsonage recently finished
is handsome structure and quite credtable
to the energy and pluck of our Baptist
friends
Mr. Thomas II. Matthews has been
confined to his home several weeks with
rheumatism. We trust he will soon be all
right again
Mr. Alb. Granting of Atlanta was badly
scaIded about the face last week while thaw-
ing out the steam pipe Of Senator Browns
cor. We are glad to learn that his eye-sight
is not damaged and he will soon recover.
Mr.. B. D. Ward, Of Wills, Ala, has been
on visit to his old home in this county.
He accompanied the corpse of Mr. Greer
Wards thirteen year old boy, who died in
Alabama of MENINGITIS
The grass in the Confederate cemetery
caught on fire Friday morning from a spark
from Il passing engine and the big blaze
lighted up the town and called out the fire
engine. The decaying head boards were
burned and other damage was done.
j take pleasure in announcing to my
friends aud the public generally, that | will
! still continue the market business in the
rear Of my store where will keep the best
| OF Beef Pork Mutton and Sausage All
meats delivered promptly and satisfaction
| guaranteed L. S. Cox.
Jan Il, 1856
DO not think Of buying anything in the
Clothing line until you have examined our
stock R HRscH q Sox.
Friday it commenced sleeting and soon
coyerd the ground, making it difficult for
pedestrians to get along. Saturday morn.
ing the trees were hanging in icy jewels
while the ground was still slick. 1t soon be-
gan to melt
The following patents were granted fol
the week ending Jan. u. 1886. reported ex