The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-01-12
MARIETTA MATTERS.

town
The firm of Edmonston & Miller has a
dissolution notice in this issue.
Miss Mamie Bradley is spending the
winter IN Jacksonville Fla.
"A leap year dance was INDUCED in at
the Whitlock House on Friday night
-FoE RENT Six room dwelling, Apply
to J. NJ. Wilson
Several marriages are to take place
soon, so says rumor
An angry word is much easier forgiven
than mean act.
Parties indebted to the journal will
please call and make immediate payment.
Cobb Superior Court adjourned last
week to the regular term in March.
There are several candidates for city
clerk, That officer will not be elected until
next meeting.
Mr. James C sanges has been elected
assistant chief of the Marietta Fire Depart
ment.
Rev. c. B. Wilmer of Ocala, Fla, will
preach at St James Episcopal Church next
Sunday
The Marietta Male Academy opened
last Monday week with So pupils This
week ll3 pupils are in attendance.
Don't forget to keep up your COWS after
the 10th inst, as the city council has so or
dered.
No paper in the State gives its readers
purer or better reading than the MARIETTA
Journal Brentwood Reporter.
The fire engine house is draped in
mourning ia respect to the memory of their
deceased assistant chei, M Will T. Banks
Mr.. Pleas Shelman and wife make
bought farm in Barlow county and have
moved 10 It.
Three large five cent bars Of soap for a
dime at McCutcheons.
Place your orders for meats of all kinds
with Stephens Brothers.
Mems and Boys clothing at greatly re-
duced prices at Hirschs.
Last Christmas was on Sunday, but
next Christmas will be on Tuesday--leap
year you know.
Genius and oratory may win place and
admiration, but moral character alone can
command respect and confidence
The Male Academy has larger attend
ance this session than ever. A new room
is needed very much
Mr.. j H Bate and family, of Acworth
have moved to Marietta Mr.. Bate will open
a first class jewelry store. We welcome them
10 or town.
If any one viii pull their goose wing
feathers, tie each pair Of wings together and
have them at Mr.. j j. Northcutt's store
they will get 8 cents pair Only white
ganted,
The members Of the st James Epsco-
pal Church have bought the William Gig
nilliat brick residence on Church street for
? parsonage, paying $4,000 for the same
We wish all prompt paying subscribers
a prosperous and happy new year, bui
to newspaper borrowers and deadbeats, we
have no good wishes to extend to you.
e P Dobbs has his Tin Shop in the
rear OF his burnt building where Mr. w II
Rouche is ready to do your plumbing, tin
work, S.
"A good lot OF shoes bought cheap
(Messrs. A A. Fletcher q Cos stock
Will sell the same way at McCutcheons
-.fhe best heefin the city at Stephens
Brothers market.
Six ear loads of mules we're shipped to
Marietta last week Our people should
raise their own horses and mules. 1t will
pay better than cotton
Mr. Joe Legg has been admitted to
partnership with Mr.. R. Legg The firm
name is B. r Legg q Bro, We wish them
abundant success this year.
Mr. A. B. Gilbert having bought the
store house occupied by Mr.. NJ R Lyon,
these clever merchants exchanged places Of
business last week,
Only 100 0yercoats left ct Hirsch's.
E. P. Dobbs can be found at the old
stand Of w A McCrea, where full line of
Hardware Stoves, &c, will be sold at and
below cost.
The firm of A. Fletcher & Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Jan. 4,
1888. A. A FLETCHER,
c. r. BOYD.
The place to buy shoes of all sorts and
sizes at live and help live" prices at Nc
Cutcheon' S.
Mrs w. 7. Banks and children, accom-
panied by her father, Judge George N. Les
ter, left this week for Cumming Ga, where
they will remain for few months,
The popular Kennesaw House will be
in charge OF Mr.. A. g. Fletcher again this
year with Mr. Robert shelman, of Carriers
vile, as clerk, and Miss Maud Cole as su.
perintendent.
Mr.. Herbert Milan, one of the finest
young book-keepers and business men il
the State, has accepted position with A
A. Fletcher, of Marietta, for this year
CdrterSciUe L0HraRk
Ralph W, year old son of Mr. R. II
Northcutt, made the first deposit in oul
new Bank, $500 This is an accumula
ton Of nickles and dimes saved by him sine,
he was tyvo Years old
We are indebted to DR. H. B. Gatchel
for series Of Photographic Southern views
They are excellent and must he seen to b.
appreciated The Doctor has developed
great skill in this very interesting line 0
work. These views are sent North and ad
vertise Marietta to good advantage.
Harry Cole, of Marietta, was the sue
cessful applicantbefore the examining com
mittee at Calhoun recently for the Yves
Point cadetship And in this connection i
will be gratifying to the people at this place
his tutors old home to know that Prof J