The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-10-10
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
ted Down for Journal Readers.

Dr. N. N. Gober had one Of his fine
horses to die the other day
"PosteIs Elegant" at Haynes & Baber's,
Mr.. Tom Bussey bought a fine mare
from Mr.. Chuck Anderson the other day
for $780,
The American Marble Co. have the con.
tract to furnish marble new bank and a
Catholic church in Macon
Mr. John Sullivan has bought the Dun.
woody place CD Roswell street, and will put
it in repair at once. He paid 1880.
Mr.. ELMER ANDERSON has accepted a
position as clerk in the O. K. Clothing
House, Atlanta.
Mr.. j. Spilman is serving as juror in
the United States court in Atlanta this
week.
A. NICE house for rent, rooms, 2 base.
rnent rooms within a quarter of a mile
from the square. See McCutcheon.
Mrs Frank Snellings and children, of
Atlanta, spent several days in Marietta
this and last week
The Senate has granted charter to ex.
tend NJ. & N. G. R. R to Atlanta. The
House it is said will concur.
Fancy crackers fresh at
HAYNES & BABERs.
Miss Leila NJ. Garrett of Knoxville,
Tenn will be united in marriage to MIR.
Thompson A. McClung at first Baptist
church, Knoxville, p. M, October 22d.
Mrs Edwards after spending month
with her mother Mrs. Maggie Evans, has
returned to her home in Atlanta, accom-
panied by her daughter, Anna Kate.
Mr.. win Shea of Atlanta, will move his
family to Marietta, as soon as Mr.. ]. w.
Henderson builds him a new residence,
which will be commenced at once on Hen.
derson street
The Piedmont Exposition opened Mon
day with imposing ceremonies Speeches
were made by Governor Gordon, Mayor
Glenn, Speaker A. S. Clay and Senator
Whitfield.
Fresh Cream Cheese just received at
HAYNES X BABER'S.
Several OF our citizens express purpose
to subscribe to build the proposed cotton
factory. One sad he would give $4,000
and others the sum of $4,000. BY united
effort it can be built.
Rev. j. A. Brunson ard wife, Of Oar
lingtoD, S. c., are stopping in the city
visiting Mrs Matte Dobbs, Mrs B. being
niece of Mrs. D. Mr.. and Mrs Brun-
son are enroute as missionaries to sJapan
and will sail from San Francisco on 18th.
Every sack OF "Postel's ELEGANT -four
guaranteed to be the finest on the market
or money refunded.
HAYNES & BABER.
Since the ladies of the Baptist church
have taken the matter of building a new
church in hand, the entire membership
seem to be enthused on the subject The
ladies have placed neat contribution
boxes in the church, which are doing well.
Up to the present time they have one
hundred and twenty-five dollars in bank.
THE show windows put in Schlesinger
Page q Co.'S store are really great i'm.
proVement. They are very attractive, ar
ranged with taste, and show the goods off
to good advantage. These gentlemen GER
tainly understand their business. A visit
to their store will surprise you at its neat
ness and splendid stock.
Buy "PosteTs Elegant" for cakes and
pastery at HAYNES IL BAKERS.
Mr.. John A. Sibley is going in to stock
raising extensively. He has eight fine
brood mares. Mr.. Chuck Anderson bought
in St. Louis the other day, for Mr.. Sibley,
2 half Percheon Mares each l5hands high,
one weighing ITO pounds and the other
lilo pounds They are very gentle, good
workers and well suited to this section.
Mr.. Sibley says he can raise a colt cheaper
than he can calf, and there is no reason
why stock raising cannot be as successful
here as in Kentucky.
Scott Daily, George Key and Bill Teas
ley, all colored, who were arrested last
week by Deputy Marshal, Jas. c. Sanges,
had their trial on last Monday before May.
or Glover. Daley was fined $35 and cost
and Key $25 and cost. Teasley was dis
charged. Key and Daily were also bound
over in $3.50 bond each to the Superior
Court and were placed in Jail. Their at
torney Messrs. Gober & Alexander and C,
D. Phillips, went before Judge Will J.
VIM, who reduced their bonds to $50
each, which they gave and were released.
Lucius Holt, colored, the principal witness
was arrested on warrant sworn out by
DAILY charging him with selling whisky and
perjury and he was placed in Jail
Gus. A. Dubois, well known resident
of St. Louis, says: Il have used several
bottles of Prickly Ash Bitters for bilious
ness and malarial troubles, so prevalent in
this climate, and heartily recommend to
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