The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-05-14
LOCAL LEAFLETS,

will be selfsustaining
Ice cold lemonade at A. c. Heggie's.
The thick foliage of the trees in the
park make delightful shade for resorters.
Miss Bessie Powell, of Atlanta, is visit.
ing Miss Genie Wilson.
Some of our fishermen have bought ex-
ira fine fishing nets and intend to rake in
the minnows.
Rev. Sam Jones preaching in Chatta-
nooga last week resulted in 800 accessions
to the churches there
Several marriages are booked, and will
come off before the "last rose of summer"
withers.
The Marietta Fire Company and Hook
and Ladder Company have decided not to
go to Augusta.
Mrs. j. NJ. Walker Mrs W. B. Clink-
scales and Mrs ] D. Dclkare visiting the fam
lily of Mr.. George Walker at Gainesville, Ga.
| -Goto Stephens market for tender steaks.
| Coffee, Sugar, Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices at McCutcheon's
| We saw a wagon load of corn, in the
ear, hauled into town last week. 1t was
really treat to see this sight once more.
Some of the beautiful water oaks around
the square are quite attractive in their SYM
metrical proportions
Mr. R. W. Gable has sold his residence
to Mr.. j. W. Henderson for $3.50 Mr.. H.
will improve the place.
Mr.. W. +. Granting has rented his resi-
dence and moved his family into the house
of his father-in-law, Mr.. H. Reid
Mr.. j. NJ Austin and wife, and Mr.. Jor-
| dan Black, returned from the New Orleans
Exposition last Thursday.
The Marchioness of Lorne Queen Vic
| torlaS daughter, has ordered a copy of
Housekeeping in the Sunny South
Miss Agnes H. Shelton, of Ashvile N.
c., and Miss Bette TRIMMER of Atlanta
spent last Sunday in the city.
Bargains in ladies, mems an children's
shoes at McCutcheons
The best beef in market is at Steph-
ems.
-Workmen are adding the second story to
| the building in rear of J. j. Northcutts
store, to be fitted up for the Marietta Library
Association.
Hog cholera is doing fatal work among
the swine in this county. Mr. 7. J. White
tells us that he has lost fifteen head from
this disease.
The best antidote for hard times or dull
times is work. Try dose of this medicine
and see if it don't do all that is recommend
ed for it.
sour esteemed friend, James E. Page,
has been elected Mayor of Gastonia n C.
His many Marietta friends watt congratula-
tons
One day last week DR.. j. NJ Moore's
mill pond on Soaps Creek was let off and
one party of seiners caught sixty pounds of
| fish.
Farm of $40 acres four miles from Ma
rietta Ga, for sale by
J. l. CHAMBERLAIN.
Give your orders to Stephens and get
tender meat
The flower gardens in our city present a
lovely appearance. Each year increasing
taste and skill are displayed in the cultiva-
ton of flowers by our ladies' all of which is
creditable to their culture and refinement.
| Farmers who have bought fertilizers
| from us will please come forward and give
their notes for same without delay.
A. A. FLETCHER Il Co.
Large, luscious strawberries. are now
being brought into market A colored man
sold some last Saturday at % cts per quart
He has a half acre in strawberries and he
says they pay him better than that much in
cotton.
-FOR SALE-Two three-quarter Jersey
heifer calves. Also one three quarter Jer-
sey Bull four months old. Apply to I. H.
Cheek.
The betrothal cards of Mr. Frank Nal
lory and Miss Helen Gignilliat have been
issued. The event will be celebrated at the
home of the brides mother, in Marietta
May l4th.
The gardens in the city are showing up
to good advantage Vegetables in the
last few weeks have grown off finely En-
glish peas and young Irish potatoes have al
ready been upon the tables of some of our
citizens
Mrs. g. H. Camp, assisted by the young
ladies' entertained on Saturday evening
a party of twelve of her lady friends in a
5 o clock tea, the first of series 1t was
social occasion Of great enjoyment and ele-
ganee.
-MARRIED-Miss Fannie May Witt was
married in Atlanta on the 9th inst, to Mr.
c. II. Trousdale of the Bulletin, of Monroe,
La, Dr. Kendall officiating. The happy
couple left Immediately for New Orleans.
Mrs. Trousdale has many friends in Mariet-
ia who extend warm congratulations.
--McGutcheon has Flour Meal, Hams,
&c, to sell low as the lowest
Marshal W. T. Stephens arrested Sam
Horace, colored, last week, for stealing some
chickens from Mrs. Johnson, colored He
also found near the chicken coop some new
woollen shirts, that the thief, probably, leftin
his haste to depart, The shirts were new
and are doubtless the proceeds of a raid on
some body S dry good store.
Mrs. Tennent will issue, in two weeks, a
Manual on Cake Making and one on Bread
Making. They will contain the receipts of
Housekeeping in the Sunny South and
many others They will be found the most
complete yet published. Price % cts. Send
in your names, very little trouble to write a
postal card.
If there. is any one luxury the farmer S
family should enjoy, it is a comfortable car