The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-05-07
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Mr.. Sam Dick is in the city.

ne Marietta Library supper and prone
made concert realized about $50.
Rev V. L. Manget will preach at the
Baptist Church next Sunday morning.
The "a. c." social club pienicked at
Winnings last Friday.
Mr.. Glen Harris and wife, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday in Marietta
Miss O'Neill is now stopping with her
father, Mr.. John O'Neill.
May has FIVE Sundays five SATURDAYS
and five Fridays.
The fruit crop promises well if nip
ping frost doesn't visit US.
Mr.. A. D. Ruede has had new veran-
da built to his residence.
Bargains in ladies, mems an children's
shoes at McCutcheon's
Mr.. Richard VIM returned from New
Mexico last Thursday
Miss Annie Gignillat is home from
Shelby. n. c., College,
Mr. Frank Welons took in the New
| orleans Exposition last week
The best beef in market is at Steph-
ems.
Straw Hats of all shapes at Sessions
Handy & Cos.
Pure Wine for sale by W. j. NJ HAMEs
Andrew Rogers has new dwelling in
course of construction on Atlanta street
Mr.. T. H. Shockley has erected wind
mill on the lot in front of his residence.
Farmers who have bought fertilizers
| from us will please come forward and give
| their notes for same without delay.
A. A. FLETCHER & Co.
Mr.. Frank King drew a watch in the
tea drawing in Atlanta
Mrs Penn McClatchy, who has been
very sick, we are glad to know is improving
Mrs Julia DuPre, of Gainesville, is Wis
iting her parents at this place.
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams,
&c, to sell low as the lowest
For RENT-A new three room house.
Apply to REID & CRAWLING.
Ms. Newt Anderson and Mr.. Jordan Black
left last Saturday for the New Orleans Expo
sition.
Miss Fannie Groves, who has been
spending the winter in Florida, has return
ed home.
stephens market is the place to get good
beef
The oyster has now made an assignment
and will not resume business before Septem-
ber
i now have my bath room open and can
give cold baths at l0cts
A. c. HEGGIE.
The cheap rates to the New Orleans Elk
position are causing large number to visit
the crescent city"
1t may be hard times, but people in
town and country continue to make i'm
provements
We feel deeply grateful to our newspa-
per brethren for their words of sympathy
and coincidence.
The telephone office is located up stairs
in the McClatchy building and Miss Alice
York is in charge of the central office.
Mr.. T. w Glover has recently invested
fifty dollars in an English imported grey
| hound
The Gainesville Eagle and Press have
consolidated. This will give Gainesville
first class paper
Farm of GAO acres four miles from Ma
rietta, Ga, for sale by
J. l. CHAMBERLAIN.
"A few cases of mumps are showing the
colossal cheek of some fellows off to pain
full conspicuousness.
DR.. Mozely is building new dwelling
on Powder Springs street in front of the city
cemetery
The lawn tennis club of Marietta has
been recognized by electing W. E. Myers,
President, and H. G. Coryell, Secretary and
Treasurer
Give your orders to Stephens and get
tender meat
Farmers who have bought fertilizers
| from US will please come forward and give
their, notes for same without delay
A. A. FLETCHER & Co.
The East Tennessee, Va & Ga r. R.,
muddle has been settled by agreement in
which Mr.. Fink remains in charge of the
whole line.
We learn that an appropriation of ST.
600 was made by Congress to macademize
and beautify Cemetery street. and that as
soon as the necessary papers are made out
ceding the street to the United States Gov
ernmsnt, work will commence.
"A nice line OF straw hats just received
at Sessions, Handy 4 Co.'S.
-Messrs Frank Irwin John Greer, John
Pitner, Ed Simpson, Howard Coryell, and
Tom Glover left the first of the week for
Ellijay and will spend week in hunting and
fishing on the banks of Cartecay river.
The words of coincidence and sympathy
rendered b. orr esteemed and worthy con
Temporary, the Atlanta Daily Journal, are
highly appreciated by the editors Of the
. | NIaflGLlH UOuTIldl. w Z dlSO ltel HIdtcIul W
the Acworth News for similar. kind express
sions
How would it do for our business men
and property holders to organize a home in
surance company on the popular mutual
plan and carry their own risks There is
enough insurance given in this county alone
to make the matter a success The rates o
foreign companies are so high it becomes G
serious question of inability to keep policies
paid up on property. Will not some of our
influential men look into the matter?
On last Sunday the Western and Allan
tic Railroad changed its schedula as fol
lows: The afternoon mail and express nov
leaves Atlanta at l:3O p. m, in place of 2:4O
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