The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-11-21
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
FiekeA Up Here and There and Dot.
ted DewR fer Journal Reaaers.

week.
100 lbs. wool rolls at McCutcheon's.
Mr. A. 7. LBAKE is having the interior
OF his store reprinted.
Aessrs. Brantley, Sessions & Co. have
put in the railway system of making
change.
PROF. j. S. STEWART has introduced the
blackboard exercises in the Methodist
Sunday School.
Parties with first class cattle to sell
should see }. d. Northcutt before selling.
ii lbs. White Liable Leaf Lead for
$l.0O. Everything cheap at A Mangets.
Rem. P. NJ. RYBURx breaches his last
sermon next Sunday before going to Con-
ference.
Mr.. B. +. PERRY, of the Canton Ad.
vance, was in the city on Sunday last on
his way to Powder Springs to attend the
marriage Of Mr.. Lucius Upshaw and Miss
Beatrice Christian.
For ..RENT-The Tucker residence on
Lawrence street, at $3.50 per month.
r. N. HOLLAND.
Fresh nuts all kinds Is cents pound,
Best London layer raisins, Is cts pound
and cheaper still in larger quantities.
j. A MANGET
We are glad to learn J. D. Northcutt
will open first class meat market Nov.
n in rear of Cliff Kings grocery store, and
we wish him success. Enter front door
Mr.. W. E. MYERS, clerk in the first
Comptroller Office in Treasuary Depart
ment, at Washington City, is home on a
visit
Miss Envy Lou Norris, who has been
visiting Miss Leila McClatchy for two
weeks, has gone to her home in Carters-
vile, to the regret Of her many friends.
Miss Mamie Boylston, OF Atlanta Miss
Annie Jones, Of Gainesville, and Miss
McElvain, OF Kentucky, visited Miss Leila
McClatchy during the week.
Remnants of Mems, Women and Chill
dren's Shoes at a sacrifice at
fMCNUTCHE0N s..
Mr.. Henry Bisaner was brought from
Nelson to this place last week very sick
with typhoid fever. He is at Mrs Haynes
boarding house.
HoN. JOHN HUNT, of Griffin, is in the
city, attending court and visiting relatives
He is an old Marietta boy and one OF
natures noblemen. 1t was a genuine
pleasure to meet our boyhood friend
SOME of the Knights of Labor in attend.
ance upon the General Assembly in At
lanta visited Marietta last Sunday, and
were met at the train by Mr.. James C.
Sanges, who extended them courtesies.
Mr.. A. ENERIcK, the electrician from
the Brush Company, at Cleveland, o., has
given US a splendid light Besides being
first class electrician, Mr. limerick is II
genial clever young gentleman.
The storm Of Saturday night loosened
several lamp connections for the Electric
Light company and at half past ten Ma
rietta. like Atlanta, was in darkness.
Every effort to close the circuit failed un.
til daylight. The lights were fully appre-
ciated Sunday night.
AN old Marietta darkey called in doc
tor. What ails you? p inquired the man
of pills. well hit is dis here way" said
the patient, when / gifts hot breaks out
wild de fever, when gifts cold breaks out
wild de consumption, and has a swimmin'
in the stomach"
Misses Mamie and Emma McCutcheou.
after spending two weeks most delightfully."-
with their friend. Miss Clara Abbott AT
Warsaw, returned home Wednesday even
ing. Among the many amusements de-
signed for their entertainment while there,
was an old fashioned 'possum hunt A
party of fifteen with az old time darkey
and his dogs started out at p. M, and
after walking twelve or fifteen miles
reached home at O clock a. m, with three
fat 'possums and an immense amount of
fun as reward for their labor.
During the coming holidays the juvenile
Missionary Society OF the Methodist
Church will give an entertainment. The
members and friends of the society are
earnestly requested to do all in their pow
er to make it success. Contributions of
fancy articles, and donations of any kind
will be gratefully received Time and
place will be announced later.
JNo. 4, MANGET Pres.
SATURDAY afternoon and night severe
rain storm struck Marietta and lasted
nearly all plight. The wind ragged furious
" and pedestrians found it difficult to get
along with an umbrella. About ten
o'clock the electric wire disconnected near
Messrs Leggs store, and several other
places in the-city and the lights went out
leaving the town in darkness. Our citi-
zens were then afforded an opportunity