The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-05-20
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Nichols Hall to-day, Thursday, p. m.
Miss Hattie Culbreath's school exhibi-
ton is postponed until Friday, May 2lst.
= White caps for the babies, at Mrs. B
Schoenthalrs.
-Hirsch has some big drives in White
Lawns and checked Nainsooks.
Mr.. Will Winn has bought a lot on DIAL
last street adjoining Mrs. Wright property.
No man ever did a polite thing yet,
without feeling little prouder for it.
The excursion to the Marble quarries
last Saturday was an enjoyable affair.
"A few fresh unc .nvassed Hams left at
Sessions, Handy X Co.'S.
tive in your city tax returns to J. H.
Cooper. The books close this month.
"A new tin roof has been placed on the
dining room of the jail
DR.. G. W. Williams, of Pennington
Mo-, arrived in the city last week
The engine house is taking on proper
tons in its construction.
Tender steak on ice at Stephens Bros.
meat market.
We are headquarters for Jerseys. Do
not buy until you examine our stock.
MRS. b. SCHoEETHALL.
The Misses MARROW have bought the
store house occupied by Stephens Bros.
Mrs. Charley Shepard OF Atlanta is WIS.,
iting her mother Mrs. B. Lowrey
The cool spell of weather Sunday and
Monday made fires feel comfortable.
One hundred Ladies White Suits at
Hirschs
DR.. Van Slyck has moved into his new
building on Kennesaw Avenue.
Straw Hats at Sessions Handy l. Co.'S.
Mrs. Byrd has moved to Waxahachie
Texas, where her daughter, Mrs. Maggie
Osborne resides.
81 0O0-To LOAN in sums of $500 and
upwards, on good real estate
ENocH FAw.
phens Bros. market
Lace Curtains from 81. so to Sc per pair,
and from l5c to SOC per yard at Mrs b.
Schoenthalls.
"A merchant says that he has inquired
and found the farmers almost solid for the
gallant Gordon
Col. A. S. Clay has bought Mr. Chuck
AndersonS beautiful bay mare, one of the
finest buggy animals in the country.
Mr.. Chuck Anderson has bought the
johnson house and lot on Dallas street and
placed a new fence in front of it.
What a man can't prove never ruined
any one yet; it is what he can prove that
makes it hot for him.
Some of the finest strawberries we have
seen this season we're raised by Mr. I. H.
Cheek. They were of the Sharpless variety.
For RENT-Five unfinished rooms
over Stephens Bros store, suitable for offices
or bed rooms. Apply to r. L. Northcutt.
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans Cot
tonades, Cassimeres, Calicoes, Bleaching,
Sheeting, Shifting, Checks and Hats, Shoes
DC, at a bargain at McCutcheons.
DO not buy ready made clothing with
out first examining Hirsch's stock
Mrs. McCulloch is having two rooms
added to her brick residence on Powder
Springs street.
Mr.. Knowles shoe shop was burglariz-
ed last Saturday night and the unknown
thief carried off $l5 pair of alligator boots
Shoes fos every body at Sessions, Ham
by & Cos.
-Cupid's arrows are flying thick and
fast, and there are several marriages book
ed TO take place
1T took two stout men, on Sandtown
road, to carry two weeks old calf home,
the other day.
Track laying on the Marietta and North
Georgia railroad is progressing satisfactory.
ly. They will reach the Blue. Ridge by the
LIST of July next; this is good news.
Egyptian and Oriental Lace for fronts
and flouncing from Sc to $3.50 per yard at
Mrs. B. Schoenthalrs.
Egyptian Laces and Flouncing, Ham
burg Edging, Lace Curtains and Bed sets at
Hirschs.
"A mass meeting of the Baptist, Presby-
terrain and Methodist Sunday schools will be
held at the Presbyterian Church next Sun
day afternoon at o'clock
Books for giving in city tax returns will
close the last day of this month Call at
once if you don't want to be double taxed
J. H. CooPER, City Tax Receiver.
Our customers are requested to come In
and give their notes for Guano and Supplies
A. A. FLETCHER l. Co.
May 5th 1886
Saturday storm looked angry enough
TO give our people a considerable scare, but
the dark clouds passed over our town, after
giving us a welcome shower of rain.
"A drunken man is rarely seen on our
streets these days. Time has been when it
was common thing, but it is quite differ
ent now.
The undersigned can furnish good pasture
for II or Is head of stock at one dollar per
month per head. Reference. Mr.. Newt An
derson or Mr.. Allen VIM
F. NJ. JOHNSON.
-MATTINGs MATTIXGsl MArTIYGs i
The largest, prettist and cheapets lot Of Mat.
tings and Carpets in the city at Mrs B.
Schoenthalls.
Choice Hams, Lard, Bulk Meat, Syurp,
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Grits and Rice all to
be sold low as by any one at McCutcheon's s,
We are indebted to William Cokane for
some very fine strawberries of the Sharpless
variety. His method OF culture never tails
to produce fine specimens of this luscious
berry.
The Methodist Sunday School picnic,
at Judge Sessions grove was largely attend
ed, the spread of good things" was all that
could have been desired and the children