The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-05-31

"A crowd of Big Shanty folks went tc
Chicamauga last week fishing and caught
one hundred pounds of fish.
MIR. Sumner Nell is having neat resi-,
dence built fronting on the street on which
Mr.. Lawrence Hunt resides.
STRAW Hats at bargain prices at w. E.
Gilbert's
II will sell 20 and 90 inch Black Silk
ParaSols at 81 so and 50 00-a beautiful
Serge Parasol just received from New York,
at 81 so, at j. j. Northcutt's.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
The Messrs. Carnes have harvested a
big crop of clover from their patch on AT.
lanta street.
The Marietta Fire Company declined
the invitation to attend the firemen's con.
test at Griffin.
-..DIED. On last Saturday, at Aburn,
Ala, the wife of Mr.. 7. A. Burroughs
We deeply sympathse with the bereaved
husband and relatives.
IA lot of new Mattings just received at
Mrs. b. Sch0enthalls, which will be sold
at New York prices
..Some miscreant broke the street lamp
in front of I. II. Shockley's residence last
week.
The neat fence placed around St. James.
Episcopal Church was the gift of Mr.. Jas.
R. Brumby.
IL. L. Fowler has Just received beau
tlful lot OF Ladies Silk Mitts in all the new
shades.
Five hundred Parasols at Hirsch's.
Messrs. j. NJ. Austin and Charles E.
Henderson made pleasant trip to Nash
vile, Tenn, last week, returning Friday
night.
The prospectus of the Macon Telegraph
and Messenger appears in another column.
1t is an able and fearless paper, and never
lacks for news
The Marietta and North Georgia rail-
road stockholders meeting has been post
pOned to meet at Marietta on the 9th of
June.
The Baptist Sunday School will picnic
at Winnings Station to-day CThursday), leav
ing on the Rome Express Round trip,
25cts. Everybody invited.
"A nice lot of Dress Ginghams, in black,
white and colors at E. l.. Fowler's. Call
and see them.
-Four hundred pieces calicoes and lawns
at cents per yard at Hirsch's.
Best Nuns Veilings for % cents at w.
e. Gilbert's.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
LAST Week.-Mrs. is the last week for
giving in your household and kitchen furni-
ture before the City Tax Books are closed.
George NJ. Manning, Tax Receiver can be
found at the Court House all this week.
Go at once and save trouble.
The picnickers from Atlanta, Saturday,
had a wet day for outside pleasure but they
repaired to Nichols Hall and, to sweet
strains of music, tripped the light fantastic
toe"
e. Van Wrinkle & Co, of Atlanta, have
an advertisement in this issue. They have
the premium cotton gin, and the man who
fails to buy the Van Wrinkle gin and press
does himself great wrong. 1t is the best
in the market and gives general satisfaction
"A splendid lot of Carpets will be sold
at bottom prices at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's
.Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bureaus and
Chairs for everybody at Hirsch's
The proposition to sell goods close for
cash for 60 days, will not interfere with my
credit customers who have already..started
accounts with me.
J. J. NoRTHCUTT
1T is impossible to write so as always to
be clearly understood by all readers. Some
readers cannot get hold of an idea correctly,
and others prefer to find some hidden mean
ing in it.
The fishing party which went to Boyd's
mill in the early part of last week returned
with the finest string of fish ever brought
in by Cleveland anglers The catch weigh
ed rs or so pound and was topped off by a
1O4 pound jack, landed by Bill Mansfield
ClereIdnd Banner.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
BEST Dress Goods for 10 cents at w. E.
Gilbert's.
:. Collars, Cuffs and Ties in endless vas
riety at lIirsch's.
The unsettled weather has unsettled
the minds of the girls as to weather" to
wear spring or winter clothing. They are
frequently caught with light, airy costumes,
when winter fabrics would be more com
Portable Oh, this coquettish weather! A
warm greeting and cold rebuff The
girls can now feel how it is themselves.
AS | want to raise so much money, |
will sell goods for the next 60 days very low
for cash, as it is the only way | can meet
my payments promptly. Some lines of
goods will be marked down.
j. J. NoRTHcUTT.
"A young lady says that the race of
young men of intelligence, with noble prin
ciples, superior intelligence and personal
graces, seems to be dying out, and all that
society men are good for is to dance with
1ugusta Neus. That may be all that so
ciety men, are good for, but there are
plenty of industrious, intelligent, energetic
young men who do not claim to be society
men, yet, by their laudable efforts to sue
coed in business life, are showing that they
are good for something else.
Several STYLES of Baby Carriages at
Mrs. B. Schoenthall's at lowest figures.