The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-02-04
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Sale day was pretty cold but a large
number Of persons were in town.
New No. Mackerel at McCutcheon's
Miss Julia Hirschman, of Philadelphia
Pa, is visiting the family of Mr.. r. Hirsch
Mrs. Charles DuPre and children, o.
Gainesville, are visiting relatives here.
Where is "Kinnebrew p The "eyil
spirit must have carried him to hades.
There was no meeting of the city coun
ell Monday night.
Stephens Bros, successors to W. P.
stephens, is the place to get choice meat,
of all kinds. Telephone No. "a.
-Hirsch has reduced the price on his en-
tire dress goods stock.
The State Agricultural Society meet:
in Columbus on the 9th inst.
Our friend, Walter Sessions, is suffering
from sore foot, the result of box of to
bacco falling upon it
The Kennesaw House is showing in
creased patronage. Mr. and Mrs. Shelmau
are making it deservedly pop ular.
Mr.. Cook Grist has bought the store o.
Mr.. W. G. Blankenship about four miles
from town on Roswell road.
The new iron bridge over Little River,
on the NJ l. N Ga. R. r., will be compile
ted in few days.
Il. S. Cox's grocery store was closed
Monday on mortgage of $4,000. He
claims that his Indebtedness is about 81 900.
-Hirseh's stock of Gentlemen's, Ladies'
Misses and Childrens Knit underwear is
complete.
Parties having money to loan on Real
Estate, can have it securely placed by call
ing on me, VIM. F. GROVES, Agent.
"A large party going to Atlanta Thurs
day night to see Fannie Davenport Round
trip Scots.
Valentine day. the l4th, falls on Sun
day this year, and the valentine drawings"
will have to fall on another.
Rev. g. S. Tumlin, the new Baptist
preacher is an able and eloquent divine and
is drawing large congregations.
We were glad to see our friend. Walter
Shugart, out on last Tuesday, taking in the
genial sunshine, after being confined at
home sick for several weeks.
The young men are going to have val
entine ball about 18th, as the l4th comes on
Sunday. Wurm's orchestra from Atlanta
will be on hand.
The NJ & N Ga. Railroad will run
trains to White Path Springs, March LIST,
which is considered to be the finest summer
resort in North Georgia, except Marietta.
Some of our business men should re.
collect that the United States mint is the
only business place which can make money
without advertising.
Mr.. J. B Glover, superintendent of the
M. & N. Ga. Railroad, visited Toledo, Ohio
last week to purchase two new engines, for.
ty freight cars, one passenger coach, and
one mail and baggage car. The new en-
gines will be delivered April lst
Mr.. ]. NJ. Chalker and family and Mr..
Hezekiah Gresham, Jr., and wife left last
Monday for Texas Cobb county loses two
of the best and most upright families in the
county, and we regret their departure
The "Mikado" entertainment at the
Whitlock House certainly showed the agili-
ty of how the costumers could squat" The
"Mikados" had the floor, undisputed by the
chairman.
Choice, fresh Hams, the "Dove brand,
cheap, at McCutcheon's.
90 not think of buying anything in the
Clothing line until you have examined our
stock. R. HIRscH Son.
The young man who attempts to keep
up with the whims of fashionable la-da-dey
society, will wake up to the fact some day
that he has got left by the train of solid
business prosperity"
Zen. William Phillips, of Marietta, has
been appointed by the Attorney General
special counsel to assist the United States
Attorney in prosecuting the suit against O.
P. Fitzsimmons.
Mr.. Robert Baber is opening up pro-
vision store in the room formerly occupied
by the European House Mr. Baber will
keep line of goods that win suit the wants
of the trading public He deserves and we
hope will receive liberal patronage.
MIR. P. H. Evans, of Admission, Ala, is
in the city. He tells us that the Grand Jury
found true bill against him and he is out
on 81, 900 bond. His trial will take place
next Wednesday, He feels sanguine that
the true bill cannot be sustained.
Those who have held their place the
longest in society, have not been the beau
ties Or the wits Of the community, but the
sweet-minded women who made all better
and happier by associating with them but
for an hour.
Rev. W. D. Shea, the Methodist minis
ter, had a large congregation out to hear
him last Sunday morning. He is fine
preacher and enthusiastic and interchangeable
worker and our people are well pleased with
him. He expects DE-. Haygood to preach
next Sunday morning.
CLAY" or Yellow Peas, and Hides
wanted at McCutcheon's.
Ladies will find full line of Circulars
Newmarkets and Dolmans at Hirsch's.
Mr. Sam Hirsch has returned from
market. where he bought the biggest stock
of shoes ever brought to this market. He
will leave again in about three weeks to
purchase spring stock The firm OF Hirsch
4 Son is fully alive to the wants of the pub
lie and keep their stock constantly repIen
ished.
Misses school Shoes, and Il other shoes
at bargain at McCutcheon's.
-WANTED.-Choice applications to Dor
row money at cheaper rates. Some at II