The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-05-13
MARIETTA MATTERS.

ne ochooi VIII meet nj the Church at 81
o clock a. m, and march in procession to
the grove.
The squirrels are leaving the city park
for wider latitude and pastures green.
White caps for the babies, at Mrs B
Sehoenthalls
One or two negroes died OF meningitis
last weeh.
Mr. Albert H. Legg is VISITING his broth
er, Mr. b. R Legg.
MIR T. w Glover has gone on a visit to
Texas and Mexico
Mr. and Mrs C. F. Mansfield, of Allan
ia, were in the city last Sunday.
Almost any body can make Jersey bnt-
ter al this season of the year
The plentiful rains of the past ten day 5
have made the spring oat crop good.
Miss Addie Winters, after spending a
few days at home, returned To Southern Fe-
male College, LaGrange
Mr. j. B. Daniel and family have NOV
ed into their new house on Cherokee street.
1t is nice building.
1t is not difficult to build up "senti.
ment' of generosity at somebody's else's ex-
pense.
A paid for paper reads lots better than
a borrowed one. A clear conscience. YOU
know
Mr.. W. +. Groves, we regret to learn,
had slight stroke OF paralysis on last Sat
nrday. He is now recovering, however.
50 ,000-To LOAN in sums of 5000 and
upwards, On good real estate.
ENoCH FAw.
All kinds Of fresh meats on ice at Ste
phens Bros. market.
800 pieces cent Lawn at Hirsehs.
Wool and Fur Hats at Sessions, Ham
by u Co.
"A train hand by the name of Hyde was
killed near Rogers Station on W. Il A. r..
r., last Saturday by being run over and
crushed
Mr.. Whitlock is having couple of
small houses moved in the rear CT his hotel,
preparatory to adj fifty rooms to accommo-
date numerous applicants for board.
Board WANTED-A gentleman and
wife wish board in Marietta or in the coun-
try, where they can have use of horse and
buggy Address W X. HARMON, Post OF
fee.
The probability is there will be several
candidates for the Legislature. Let us Sc
!eet good, reliable men, who will represent
the best interests of the people and not
some particular clique,
When a newspaper opposes your can.
didate always accuse the editor with having
a personal spite against him. That is the
way You would act if you were an editor
you know.
200 White Suits at Hirschs.
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans Cot
tonades, CasSlmereS, Caheoes, Bleaching
Sheetng, Shlrtlng, Checks and Hats, Shoes
&c, at a bargain at MeCnteheons
Pure leaf lard, fresh hams, pure N. o.
syrup and sugar, flour cheaper than the
cheapest at Sessions, Handy & Co.
Mr.. Pickens Tate, father of Mr.. John
Cate, an old and highly esteemed citizens
of this county, died very suddenly with
what is thought to be heart disease at his
son 5 residence last Wednesday 9TH inst.
tie was among the first settlers of this cOuu-
try, His father came here before the land
was surveyed He played with the Indians
and learned much of their dialect. He was
a good citizen . devoted husband, and a
kind father He leaves wife md one son
and many relatives and friends 10 moupn his
loss.
Tender steak on ice at Stephens Bros.
meat market.
Our customers are requested to come in
and give their notes for Guano and Supplies
A. A. FLETCHER 4 Co
MAy 9Th, ls86.
We are headquarters for Jerseys. Do
not buy until you examine our stock
MRS ID. SCHOENFHAlI.
The reason why people do not do as
they are told hundreds of times in papers
books, pulpits and elsewhere is shat they
never take it to themselves, but always fit it
on somebody else, and they wonder why
people don't try to mend their ways
What We must do is all that concerns US
not what the people think. 1t is no easy
thing in the world to live after the world s
opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after
our own; but the great man is he who in
the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect
sweetness the Independence Of solitude
-ldeness is the hot bed of temptation
the CRADLE of disease, the waster of time,
the canker worm Of felicity. TO him who has
no employment, life in little while will
have no novelty; and when novelty ia laid
in the grave the funeral of comfort will soon
follow.
Lace Curtains from 81 SO to Sc per pair,
and from l5c 10 SOC per yard at Mrs b.
Schoenthall's.
-Hirseh has the largest stock of Fans
and Parasols IN Marietta.
1t is a sad weakness in us, after all,
that the thought Of mans death hallows
him anew to lis, rs if life we're not sacred
too-as ii it were not Il comparatively light
thing to fail in love and reverence 10 the
brother who has to climb the whole toilsome
steep with US and all our tears and tender
ness were due to the one who is spared that
hard journey.
-MATTINos MArTiNGsl MATrlNGs =
The largest, prettist and eheapets lot of Mat
tngs and Carpets in the city at Mrs b.
Schoenthall's.
Choice Hams, Lard, Bulk Meat, Syurp,
Sugar Coffee, Flour, Grts and Rice all to
be sold low as by any one at McCntcheon's
The political padamonical pow vows
will soon be ripe Many lgen viii offer for