The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-02-16
MARIETTA MATTERS.


FoR SALE-A good milk COW. Apply
to j. W. Hardeman, East side of square
Miss Alice Trammell left Monday for a
short stay in Dalton.
Miss Mamie Fleming has retained
from Columbus
Miss Minnie Young, of Gainesville, is
visiting the Misses Kilby.
The farmers are still buying mules, GU
ano and provisions,
Send us the news from all over the
county.
Candidates have not showed their hands
yet. Most too soon.
The JOURNAL keeps on adding new
names to its subscription list.
Fragrance of spring in the air, likewise
that of the guano,
Cotton still keeps rolling into Marietta.
1t is the best market in the State
-FoUND-A package of dry goods Pay
for this notice and take the same
-WANTED-To buy two pigs. Apply at
this Office.
MIR, d. /. Anderson and wife returned
last Thursday from Florida.
The days are gaining time, one minute
each day but are you the gamer by it in
good deeds?
Miss Addie Dobbs, after spending some
time in Lexington Ga, returned home last
Monday.
Two large oars Of Soap at R, L. North
cult S for &c.
"A good pair of mares for sale for cash
or to responsible parties on time.
}. W. HENDERSON 4 SoN.
60 70 Stephens Brothers for tender
steak. Telephone H..
"A. A. Fletcher is Agent for Graysyille
Lime.
For SALE.-Twenty shares of the Ken.
nesaw Mills Stock Apply to
HpAPHBEYs CAsTLEMAY, Atlanta Ga.
Plenty of money, great deal cheaper.
New arrangements for negotiating loans
VIM ~ rAWi Atty 5 at Law.
For SALE-A good milk COW. Apply
to j. W. Hardeman East side of square.
English sparrows can beat some of the
Marietta boys in mathematies-they "mul-
tiply" very rapidly.
"A fund is being raised to build a par
seaage for the presiding elder of North At
lanta DiStncr OF the NJ. E Church
Flowers are putting forth haroingegs of
spring, although old Jack Frost comes nip.
Plug elong occasionally.
Rev j. ". Graybil, of Redwood, Ky,
preached at the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday.
Miss Mona Hawthorne, of Marietta, is
visiting her brother, Maynard Hawthorne
Rome Tribune.
The man who fails to take his town or
county paper, falls far short of doing his
duty.
"A good lot of shoes bought cheap
(Messrs. A. A. Fletcher & Co.'S stock.
Will sell the same way at MeCutcheons
-Bedsteads, Mattresses, Chairs, &C., at
Hirschs.
-FoR SALE--Mrs Chambers residence
containing seven rooms, located on large
spacious iot on Anderson street A bar
gain. Apply to J. z. FOSTER
The colored people are trying to get up
enthusiasm and dollars enough to build
school house at the end of Cemetery street
Shade trees have been set out on Gene
terry street from the court house 10 the Jail
A good idea
Mr.. George c. Whitock, Of this place,
has been appointed mail weigher, by Con-
gcessman Clements.
BILL ARP will deliver lecture ,at the
Court House next Friday evening, com
mencing at clock, under auspices OF Ma
rietta Debating Society. Admission 25c.
The Cherokee Advance is a splendid
county paper, and Bro. Perry deserves
credit for the energy he has displayed in
making it a success.
If the old bachelors don't marry this
year, leap year will knock the conceit out OF
them-for they will know that the girls don't
want them,
Fresh choice Groceries at R. L. North
cult S cheap.
The place to buy shoes of all sorts and
sizeF at live and help live prices at Nc
Cutcheons.
Parties who expect to buy dry goods,
&c, on time this year will find it greatly to
their interest to call and see us before open.
ing an account elsewhere
r. HIRscH & SoN.
For RENT-One two-room cottage and
one tour-roOm cottage on Powder Springs
street, three quarters of mile from square
about 10 acres OF land attached. Apply to
W. B. BRADLEY
Our Northern visitors are delighted
with Marietta They are sending flowers
home to show that the South is the "land d
flowers" in winter as well as summer.
The Chattanooga Daily Commercial
has made an assignment. The newspapers
are having bad luck this year, and more
changes than we ever heard Of
Mr. Charles Z. Caverly, formerly of At
lanta, now of Columbus, was married tc
Miss Minnie williamson, of ST. Marks, Fla
on February 9Th.
i have removed my stock of Hardware
Stoves, Tinware, &c, to my old stand
have purchased a new stock and will sell
fire damaged goods at and below cost ia
make room for new goods. +. P. DoBBs.
The 0linville Church will have Rev
Mr.. Sappington as a pastor twice month
A large Sunday School has been organized
there, and the prospect is that good dea
of interest will be revived
-DlED-In Marietta on the 7th inst,
Sarah Dick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Harris, Of Atlanta The remains were car
ried to.0akland Cemetery, Atlanta for inter