The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-04-16
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

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1t takes money to start business, but
it will stop without any.
Miss Carrie Whitlock has returned from
Columbus and Pensacola.
Mrs J. W. Roper of Gold Hill, Ala, is
at the Whitlock House.
Mr.. J, J. Northcutt has returned from
market
Bargains in ladies, mems and children's
shoes at McCutcheons
Last Friday night pleasant candy pull
ing was held at Mr.. Frank Kings.
Mrs. p W. Alexander has returned from
her visit to Columbus.
Mrs. J. D. White, of Atlanta, visited
relatives here last Sunday
Mr. Frank Graves, of Atlanta, was in
the city last Sunday.
Local telephone connections cost $40
per year; $50 for Atlanta connection.
Mr. George Gober's new house on Cher
okee street will soon be ready for occupants.
DR.. f. j. Seize has added a room and
veranda to his residence.
Mrs. W. NJ. Mckenzie returned last
Thursday from her visit to Columbus
Coffee, Sugar Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheons
DR., J. NJ. Moore and family have NOV
ed to Hammond, Fulton county, Ga
M. NJ. Sessions, Esq, of Ellijay was in
the city on Sunday last
Mr.. W. J. McClatchy after a two months
sojourn in Florida, is home again
Have you ever seen any one who drew
large amount in the Louisiana lottery?
"A thin crust Of ice and light frost in
low places last Tuesday morning.
Miss Williams, of Hamilton, Ga, is Wis
iting Miss Florrie George of this place.
Mr.. G. w Benson informs us that there
will be over 5000 acres planted in Milo
Maize, in this State, this year.
Andrew Rogers has had the old livery
stable on Atlanta street torn down and will
erect five room dwelling there
-FoR SALE.-Two half Jersey mich COWS
and two calves, three quarter Jersey for
sale. Apply to I. H. Cheek.
Mrs. Richard Fields, of Kansas City,
Mo-, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G, H. Camp, of this place
The huge telephone poles erected around
town are very unsightly, and does not add.
anything to the beauty of the town.
so bushels No cotton seed to sell at a
bargain, at McCutcheons.
Rev. w. D. Andersons residence, on
Lawrence street, has been improved with
new yeranda and reprinted
Mr.. Tom Reed while out drumming for
the Marietta Paper Manufacturing Co., took
in the New Orleans Exposition
Marietta has so far contributed thirty
seven citizens as visitors to the New Orleans
Exposition
The party who sent us some items last
Tuesday will insure their publication if the
name of the writer is made known to US.
Col. E. Faw and his daughter, Miss
Olive, left last Saturday for the New Orleans
Exposition
The party given by Miss Sallie Groves
at the residence of Mr.. W. F. Groves, on
last Friday night, was a delightful and en-
joyable affair.
Delegates from each Club in the county
and the Committees are cordially invited by
DR. and Mrs. Tennent to meet at their home,
on next Saturday, April 10Th.
The Girls Church improvement Society
Of the Methodist Church will have Dime
Club at Judge W. NJ Sessions on next Fri
day night. Let all go
Some of the members of the Grand
Lodge of the Knights of Honor carried home
with them large chunks of Pickens county
marble
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams
Nc to sell low as the lowest
Mr.. j. B. Glover, Superintendent of the
NJ. Il n. G. r. r., has returned from Toledo,
Ohio, having purchased new engine and
cars, which will be here next month.
We are under many obligations to the
street committee for putting Lawrence street
in better condition than it has been for
some time.
The farmer who has not grindstone
and a newspaper need not expect to keep
his tools or his wits sharpened but on the
contrary they will be very dull
Mr. T. II. Cheek has just had completed
a new cottage on Locust street, containing
five rooms. 1t is painted pea green His
other new building on Kennesaw Avenue is
nearing completion.
Mr. r. II. Northcutt will add another
story on the brick building in rear of j. j.
Northcutt's store, on Church street, and the
Marietta Library Association will occupy it.
1t will be fitted upin elegant style.
Mrs NJ. L. Andrus, Mr. E. Page sister,
after visit here for three months, has re-
turned to her home at Windsor, Conn. She
was delighted with the climate and people,
and would like very much to live in this
part Of the country.
The prospective war in Europe has
caused Che prices of -four, wheat, corn, oats
and hog meat to advance. Spectators are
exciting the market for all its worth OF
course there is just as much of these pro
ducts in the market now as before Several
Of our merchants have bought largely of
flour in the last few days
One day last week some miscreant
placed some distractions on the track Of
the Marietta and North Ga Railroad be-
tween Talking Rock and Ellijay The en-
CINE knocked off the timbers without dam
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