The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-08-12
MARIETTA MATTERS.

DR. T. X. Cortelyou and wife are on q
visit to Monteagle, Tenn.
The young men of Marietta have or
ganized military company. They will
elect officers soon.
The track on the Marietta & North
Georgia railroad has reached Toccoa river
about 20 mills north of Ellijay.
The Canton Advance has twenty-one
announcements of candidates for State and
county offices.
Mr. William Brinkley and wife have
returned from Florida to make this their
home.
| 1t is curious fact that the sun never
shines so hot on the baseball grounds as il
does on the harvest field
Before You buy your Buggy or wagon
call and see Ried & Granting.
Don't buy fan until You see Hirsch 6
prices. lie is selling them out at cost.
The handsomest line of Rugs in the city
can be found ut Mrs. b. Schoenthalls.
Fine veal every week at Stephens Bros.
market. Telephone "a.
"A few more of those good Hams that
we had on hand before the rise and we are
selling at old prices, Sessions, Handy Il Co.
Solicitor General Gober is one of the
best PROSECUTING officers in the State
Gainesville Eagle
People hire lawyers in certain cases for
two reasons One is for the settlement of
disputes, and the other to dispute settle
ments.
The negroes arrested charged with break
ing into Mr.. Wofford's house, with view of
robbing him, waived trial and will 90 before
the grand jury this week
--pIgR-In this place on Saturday night
last Mrs. Mary shugart, mother of Mr. John
shqgart, Ir. Her death was sudden and
unexpected. She was buried Sunday
Mr. I'd Campbell had his left hand
badly mashed between two heavy stones at
the American Marble Work. last Thursday
afternoon
The man who won't work for six bits q
day will spend two hours trying to make
you understand the labor problem for moth
ing.
-FOR SALE-A fine young COW, with
young calf half Jersey, will give four gal
Ions milk per day. Apply to 7. l.. Hunt.
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans, Cot
tOnahac GaI:ooo,
Sheeting, Shifting, Checks and Hats, Shoes
&c. at a bargain at McCutcheons.
Cheap money to loan on city and farm
property. d. W. BLAIR,
Attorney at Law.
Sessions, Handy 4 Co prices 20 lbs
Carolina Rice 800 $ gallons n. o. Syrup
$l.OO; 40 lbs flour $l.00.
When the country darkey comes to
town now, in the absence of whisky he in
vests his nickle in watermelOns. Water
melon juice doesn't intoxieate.
Parties sending US communications
mast send their real name also, to insure
publication. No anonymous contributions
published.
"A lady in this town has GOV on which
she clears 81 per month in the sale Of milk
and butter, besides supplying her own table
At this rate she would make $S4 per year.
The Atlanta Constitution deems the
local items in the JOURNAL worthy of copy
ing but not worthy of crediting. 1t treats
other exchanges with more considera-
ton.
Mrs j. J. May, Rse Laura Gnaddy, of
Jacksonville, Ala, and Mrs. Edgar Andsp.
son ard two children, of Gadsden, Ala, are
on a visit to the family of Mr.. ID. S. Ander-
son.
-Ried 4 Granting can sell you One
Double-Seated Extension Top Pheton,
Ladies' Phatons, open and top Buggies,
and one two-hOrse wagons as cheap as any
body. No shoddy work
Gents Plated Shirts at Mrs Schoen-
thalls.
Go to Stephens Bros meat market and
get tender steaks. Telephone "a.
Striped seersuckers at Hirsch's at l5cs
per yard, formerly sold at 3Octs per yard.
The authorities at Washington have
given consent to the removal of the post
office to the Freyer building underneath the
JOURNAL office, and the change will be made
at once.
The man who smokes bat one cigar
day burns up more money than he may
suppose, unless he stops to calculate Five
cents day amounts to $l825 year three
cigars day at nickle piece will cost
SOL IS year.
The primary election held at Marietta
precinct last Saturday for delegates to the
County convention to nominate two men,
bers for the Legislature, resulted favorable
to A. S. Clay, in whose interest they were
run. The delegates are Sam James, j. B.
Glover, r. N. Holland and Joe b. Alexan-
der. The members OF the County Executive
Committee elected were Will j. Winn and
DIR. N. N. Gober.
About $500 people were in attendance
at the Masistta Camp ground on last Sun
day. Rev. j. W. Baker preached at
clock, Rev. W. D. Anderson Mt II o'clock,
Rev. Mr.. Owen at g. and Rev Mr.. Woptea
vi night The sermon of Rev. W. d. An
dersop WA one of his finest efforts. For
one hour and Aalf he held his vast au-
diepce in the closest attention 1t was edi-
f,iGg and profitable to all who heard II.
AirseA VII sell you any kind Of summer
goods at c0st.
Me-. W. g. HuggaFi WHO lives i've
miles on the Canton road, has developed
cotton seed that is superior to the common
kind planted by our farmers The staple