The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-01-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.


Hunters are having delightful sport in
killing rabbits, squirrels and wild ducks.
The fragrant guano has come, and will
be with US for several months.
Tobacco culture is being tried by some
Of our farmers.
The Marietta Journal is one Of our best
weekly exchanges. 44aniston WatohmaH.
Mrs. Henry Root has returned from her
visit in lower Georgia
The streets are beginning to need work
badly, but the Indictment weather has inter
ferred
The MARIETTA Journal, besides going
to many of the States and Territories, goes
also to Japan and Mexico.
Stephens Bros, successors to w. P.
Stephens, is the place to get choice meals
OF all kinds. Telephone No, a.
-Hirsch has reduced the price on his ems
tire dress goods stock,
Col. j. W. Robertson and his daughter,
Miss Katie, arrived in the city on last Thurs.
day.
-DIED.-Mrs Elizabeth Bedford died at
Pr advanced age in this place on last Thurs
day and was buried Friday.
Mr.. Chuck An lefsQH'g dwelling and the
Mr.. William Root place, on Charoh stfeef,
have recently been repainted
Mr.. c. Z. Turner of Dallas, and Miss
Minnie l.. Moore, of Blountville, Tenn,
were married on the Goth inst.
DR. |. H. Springer and family, of Mad
ison, ua.. have recently moved to our city
and will engage in business acre
Mrs, Isabel NJ Harrison will teach dur
Jag the present year at Mrs. Z. r. Spann's
residence Oh C9llege Hill, Marietta.
Mrs Maggie Gordon ana tnar children,
~ route to Aberdeen, Miss, are stopping
over for a taw days with the family of Mr..
7. H. Matthews.
DR.. T. W. Memmler, who had recently
moved from this place back to Gainesville,
Ga, his former home, died suddenly at that
place on Wednesday Of last week.
Go to Stephens Bros, successors to w.
7. Stephens, for nice pork sausage and ten
der steaks. Telephone No. "a.
-Hirsch's stock of Gentiemen's, i.sd,aa'
Misses and Children's Knit underwear il
complete.
A llagpole for the display of weather
s'gnsls has been erected in front of the post
office The ntat signal fore-toll cold wave
but she didn't come
Parties having money to loan on Real
Estate, can have it securely placed by call
ing ON me. VIM f. GROVES, Agent
"A valuable water power with $500 OF
Sog9 %9rth of machinery of Isaac P. Sew
ellis, will he sql4 the first Tuesday in March
as can be seen per Sheriff sa,f.
The Marietta Male Academy, Prot. j
c. Harris in charge, is making fine prog
resS. FoFtynine pupils are now in attend
ance. He expects 10 get an assistant.
Mrs. Mctcalf has greatly improved LEI
residence on Lawrence street by additional
and ornamental work to the veranda and
also by having the house reprinted
! Mayor Denmead had a number of street
defauitera Lefqre him last Monday The
usual tax is $3.50 OF : days work. These
defaulters were fined 81 day each aud
cost, making $l3 each had to pay
-Hoisting by pulleys of an 1900 pound
safe to TIC second story window over SEES
sions, Handy y Cos store, to the law Of
fee of George +. Gober, last Monday after
noon, attracted large crowd of lockers on.
Free shows always are well attended.
Choice. fresh Hams, the Dove brand, ,
cheap, at McCutcheQa's.
DO not think of buying anything in the
Clothing line until you have examined our
stock. r. HIRscH & Son.
The brick foundation, for Judge Van
Stacks Homo, on Kennesaw Avenue,
has been laid, and, as soon as the weather
will permit, work will be continued The
building when completed will be commodious
and elegant.
TO My Country Customers.-I have
moved my barber shop opposite tbe Kenne-
House and am ready to serve you as have
done in the past and would be pleased to
have yon call. IKE SMITH.
The attorneys fer the complainants in
the case of Jos. NJ. McAfee CT al vs. The
NJ. n Ga. r. r. Co. ct al have filed their
| bill of exceptions with the Clerk of Cobb
Superior, Court, taking the matter Of trans
fer, by Judge Fain, to the Marietta Circuit
Court to the Supreme Court of this State
Mr. H. S. House and hired negro
named Morgan Barnes, We're chopping wood
near Mr.. Houses home near Acworth Mr.
House walked of short distance and left
his coat with his pocket-book containing
500, and on returning he found that his
pocketbook was gone The negro was ar
rested, and after preliminary trial was
lodged in Jail at this place. Part of the
money was recovered.
CLAY" or Yellow Peas, and Hides.
wanted at McCutcheons.
Ladies will find full line of Circulars
| Newmarkets and Dolmans at Hirsch's.
Mr. Joseph Kinsey President of the
Marietta and North Georgia Railroad has
sold his interest in said road to New York
syndicate, represented by Mr. 4. C. Machen,
Of New York The stockholders elected
Col. r. NJ Pulsifer of Boston, President
Mr. L. c. Machen, of New York, Vice Pres
ident Mr.. j. b. Glover still retains the
Superntendency, with Mr.. F. b. Chandler
General Passenger and Freight Agent, and
Mr. T. W. Glover Travelling Passenger and
Freight Agent. The road is completed five
miles beyond Ellijay and work will be CON
tinued until the road is completed to Muir
ply, n G. Two new engines and forty