The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-02-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Robin red breast has appeared.

Choice Dried Peaches (pared) at Nc
Cutcheon's
"A lodge Of the Knights of Labor was
organized here last Saturday night
Miss Anna Gartrel is visiting Mrs. T.
d. Gartrell, in Macon.
Bring your shirts collars and cuffs to
Henry Schenthall agent for Troy Steam
Laundry, Atlanta, Ga.
Rev. G. S. Tumlin. of the Baptist
Church, will preach next Sunday night to
young men. That class invited to attend.
Ready made clothing at cost at Hirsch' S.
John c. Moore, of Cobb county, is in
Washington to stand an examination for
the position of post Office inspector.
Capt Wilson appeared again at his
store last week, and his many friends were
glad to see him out
The County Treasurer of Milton, who
attempted to commit suicide, didn't quite
finish the job and still lives.
i am closing out my stock of candy a t
Zoe per h. MRS B. ScHnNrHALI.
Just received at J. w. Metcalfes a
nice lot OF spring goods Call and see them
The way to build up town is to give
employment to workmen. This will do it
quicker and better than anything else
The farmers are hauling out meat and
flour and grain, their promises" to pay be-
ing based on their implanted and invisible
crops.
We have few more of those Wizard
Turner's left Come around and look at
them. Sessions Hamby& Co.
For SALE-A good building Hot for
sale For particulars apply to II. A. Dun
woody.
Col. White, a prominent and wealthy
gentleman, of Chicago, died suddenly of in
fiammation of the bowels on last Saturday
night at the Whitlock House His remains
were carried to Chicago Monday afternoon.
He leaves a wife and three children.
i shall have more clothing and piece
goods in few days. Also during the sea-
son. don buy until you have seen them.
j. w, METCALFE.
A few pairs of all Wool Blankets at cost
to close out at Hirschs
= Misses school Shoes and all other shoes
at bargain at McCutcheon's.
Mrs, Katie Willingham, daughter of Mr..
W. L. Cooper, of Marietta, has moved to
L IL.
her sister, Mrs. B. F. Simpson, says the
Milton Democrat
1t is one of the peculiarities of the
young swell of the period that he is always
impecunions Albany Ne,Cs And he is
impecunious because he "swells" beyond his
means.
"A boy in. the gallery, at the Baptist
Church, last Sunday night, went to sleep and
"snored" so loudly as to make one think
coal engine" was passing. He was aroused
from his slumbers by member of the
church
stephens Bros, successors to w. P.
Stephens, is the place to get choice meats
of all kinds Telephone No "a
The largest lot of Corsets in Mariet ia at
Hirschs.
If you want good, ready made suit,
call on j. w. METcALFE.
The law card of George f. Gober is in
this issue. He will practice in all the courts.
He is one of the best posted lawyers in the
State and those entrusting legal business
to his management, will have their cases care
fully attended to-
"A mans sign offers a mute invitation
to those who pass his place of business his
circular can only reach those to whom per-
sonal attention is given; but his announce
ment in newspaper goes into the high
ways and by>ways, finding customers and
compelling them to consider his arguments.
Choice New Orleans Syrup Rum"
Flavor Molasses, and the best Sorghum"
at McCutcheons.
Mr. P H. Evans, who shot and killed
VIM. Knighton, near Admission, Ala, had
his trial at Jacksonville, Ala, last week and
was acquitted Mr.. John Mosley, of this
place, and Mr. Caldwell, of Admission repre-
scented Mr.. Evans. H. has many friends
here who are gratifed at the result 1t is
said that Mr.. Motley made a surprisingly
fine speech.
jersey BULL-For service $l.5O. APP
ply to Heny Roser, MaxwelIs Farm Mari
eta Ga.
ASPARAGUS RooTs-One year old, for
sale at Maxwelrs Farm.
HENRY RosER.
"A car load of Texas Rust Proof Oats
just received and for sale at
JOHN L. MANNING's s,
Northeast corner of square
1t is surprising how many people in
Marietta fail to attend Church. You can
80 to any of our churches and the same
familiar faces greet you, while many faces
you can call to mind are never to be seen.
Missionaries need not go to Church to find
people in need Of salvation. They can find
plenty of work to engage all their time and
talents at home.
Mr.. NJ. A. Glore, of Salt Springs, Ga,
dropped $4,000 in greenbacks out of his
pocket while feeding his hogs. He missed
it soon after, but not before the hogs had
chewed it into pulp. He recovered about
$4,000 of the fragments He carried the
mutiated currency to Mr.. Hill, President
of the Gate City National Bank, who will
send it to the Treasury Departmental Wash
ington for exchange.
What One Dollar will DO at Sessions,
| Handy & CO.
40 lbs Flour for $l00
10 lbs Coffee for $780,
three ID. Cans Tomatoes for $l.00
gallons Ga. Cane Syrup for $l00
Any one who hires Terry or Pony Rob
erts will be prosecuted, as / am entitled to
their services by contract and Indebtedness.
| If any one wants to hire them I'll deduct
$25 90 from their debt of about $4,000, and