The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-06-03
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Nice mutton and lamb at Stephens
Bros. meat market this week. Telephone q
Straw Hats at Sessions, Handy & Co.'S.
Hiss May Thornton, of Mississippi, is
visiting Miss Emma Thornton.
Mrs. j. W. Robertson and Miss Katie,
of GAINESVILLE, are visiting the family OF Dir.
Allen.
White caps for the babies, ut Mrs. b
| Schoenthall s.
Go TO Stephens Bros. meat market and
get tender steaks. Telephone a
Enthusiasm is good thing in its place,
but it should not be allowed to overshadow
| truth.
Mr.. r. ". Gable has had new veran-
da put to his residence. Other improve
ments will also be made
old Ladies Shoes and slippers at
| Hirschs.
Col. Geo N. Lester and Col W. c..
Glenn made rousing speeches for Gordon
at Morganton, Fannin county, last week.
An excursion to White Path Springs
Monday the l4th inst Round trip Sl.5O
A band Of music will accompany them.
Rev. W d. Shea will commence pro
tracted meeting at the Methodist Church
next Sunday.
-Children's White Dresses from 30cts up
at Ars. b, Schoenthall's.
Choice Hams Lard, Bulk Meat, Syurp,
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Grits and Rice all to
be sold low as by any one at McCutcheon S,
Fine veal every week at Stephens Bros
market. Telephone a.
Mr. VIII Hames brings in the first ripe
peaches of the season from his Kennesaw
mountain orchard. Those left with Us were
large and fine. Hurrah for Cobb
-FoR SALE.-A horse, buggy and har-
ness. The horse warranted sound and gen
tic. Apply at DIR. Vim. Aston farm, Dial
las fGdd
Any one wishing 10 contest for the pre-
miums offered by Geo. w Scott x Co., on
Gossypium will please notify us at once
WINTERS q LEGG.
The largest stock Ct Newport Ties and
Opera Slippers in Marietta at lIirsch's
If yoa want a nice Parasol 90 to Mrs.
B. Schoeuthalls Yhere you can price the
! nobbiest line in town. all shades.
60 to Sessions, Handy & Co. s and see
the clock that they are going to give away.
If you want to sell, rent or exchange
your real estate, apply to
H. G. CoRYEIL.
An excursion to White Path Springs
Gimer county, will be made on the 18th
inst Thi4 will be delightful trip. Let
everybody so.
Mr. G. F. Blankenship and wife LEFT for
Chattanooga last Thursday There they
viii decide as to where there future home
viii be-
Every mans success in i,f3 is measured
by his individual efforts. Grains of gold DO
not fall in our wicker baskets from the skies
They are accumulated by economy, labor
and good management
Straw Hats lower than elsewhere at
Hirschs
The Baptist Church last sunday night
was crowded beyond its seating capacity,
it being the occasion Of administering the
ordinance Of baptism. Twenty-one persons
were immersed by Rev G. s. Tumlin
-MArrlNGs! Matthias MArrINGsN
The largest, prettist and cheapets lot of Mat
tiugs and Carpets in the city at Mrs. B.
Schoenthal's.
Our customers are requested to come in
| and give their notes for Giano and Supplies
A. A. FLETCHER & Co
May eth, 1856.
Bacon Is not palatable unless smok-
81. Furniture is not good unless strong
10 get that which is strong buy from
w +. GILBERT
Governor Mcdaniel has appointed W
| r. Power, Esq, as one of the Board of Vsi-
tors to the University of Georgia This is a
high compliment to worthy citizen. He
LEFT Wednesday for Athens and will be alb
sent ten or dfteen days.
-MARRIED-ln this city on the afternoon
of the 9th of May, at the residence OF 81.
w. S. N. Neal Mr.. Z. W. Medlock of Aus
tell, Cobb county, and Miss Julia A. Knight,
Rev Y. E. Manget officiating. The happy
couple left immediately for the home of the
groom. Our best wishes for happiness and
prosperity attend them.
If you want the best beef in town 90 to
| Stephens Bros. meat market. Telephone
Lace Curtains ftGm 81 80 to Sc per pair
and from l5e to soc per yard at Mrs. b.
| SchOenthalrs.
Our stock of Furniture is made up Of
Substantial and Highly Polished Suits, Bed
steads, Chairs: Tables Sdeboards, Ward
robes, and everything needed to make up a
complete outfit for housekeeping. and best
Of all it can be bought Is to 20 per cent
| cheaper from us than elsewhere.
W. L GILBERT
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans, Cot
| tonades Cassimeres, CaliCGes Bleaching
Sheeting, Shifting, Checks and Hats, Shoes
Ne, at a bargain at McCutcheon's.
-aenarql Gordon came from Catoosa
Wednesday weak and ut the various points
on the State road Dai,qn, Calhoun. King
ston, Gainesville, Aeworth, Big Shanty and
Marietta large numbers of people gathered,
to whom he made short, ringing talks. He
was cheered and flowers showered on him,
and altogether had gratifying ovation.
MIR Howard g. co,soii aas been con
fined at home for the past few days with n
stroke of paralysis, affecting the right side OF
his face. His jaws are tightly locked, making
1t di6.aslt to partake of food, save only in a
liquid state tii3 ,..aGae seems to be affect
ed also We deeply regret this -e4oi,g e.
Fiction. and trust he will soon receive per
mancnt relief.
Iha culared folks always believe in
getting out OF every oao4sian all the enjoy
meut they can. After participating In the
decoration Of Federal graves last Monday
they repaired to McCutcheon's Hall and had