The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-05-03
MARIETTA MATTERS.

hoouluiu cluo mas oeen organized IN
Marietta
DIR. Malone has moved into his new
house on Atlanta street.
Mrs. c 7. Gignilrats residence has
been reprinted.
Mrs. l. S Cox is visiting her son in
Rome.
-FoR REST-A three room cottage. AID
ply to Parks Grower.
Fresh Bread, Rolls. and Cakes every
day at F. Schilling's.
Prescriptions carefully flied at C. NJ.
Crosby & Co. S Drug Store.
Rev. NJ Eberhart, of Decatur, preach
ed at the Episcopal Church last Sunday.
The NJ & n. Ga. Railway will be com
pleted to Murphy N. c., this week.
Farming operations and railroad build
ing have made hands scarce around town.
W G, Nash, Esq is smiling over fine
BOY at his house.
The picnicers to Concord last Friday
nad a uellgnUul time.
Our citizens are feasting on vegetables
strawberries, &c.
The English sparrows are about to take
the town. They are nesting everywhere.
Five hundred pairs Hose marked l5c.,
good value at Poets, at Springer's.
California dried Apricots at
R. l. NoRTHcUTT'S.
Vegetables OF all kinds at Stephens
Bros. Telephone 81
delicious, fresh and sweet, the Dove
Hams, Breakfast bacon and sugar cured
shoulders for sale cheap at McCutcheon's.
To REXr-A four room house near the
depot. WYNN & FAw.
Those who visit Marietta, say: "You
have the prettiest town in Georgia" They
are right.
Ladies Methodist Parsonage Society
will meet at W. s. N. Meals residence
this Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
"A well in the Episcopal Cemetery
would be source of very great convenience
to lot owners.
"A new block of brick store buildings,
we learn, will be built on the old hotel lot.
An opera house, it is said, will be added
Milk and Lemon Shakes, Acid Phos-
phate and all popular drinks at +. Schil-
lings soda fountain. '
A b & W. W. Springer have Just re-
ceived an enormous line Of Hose and Halt
Hose WHICH they are closing at astonishing
ly low prices.
-MARRIED-on the evening of the 18th
of April Mr.. John c. Dyson and Miss Beu.
lab Bryant, Rev John h. Sanges officiating
Mr. Thomas Freeman and Miss Anna
Kent of Decatur, Ga, spent Sunday in the
city.
-Mr Il l.. Welch left last week for his
home in Waterbury, Conn He will return
about the first OF September.
Judge Thomas Simmons, of the SUI
preme Court, spent Sunday in the city with
Col l.. N. Trammell.
Tile meetings of Cherokee Lodge No. 8,
l. 0 o. r, after May list, will be eight
O clock p m
WAITED To buy pair of hound pups
For information, apply to Will V Handy,
at A Y. Leakes store.
Lose On Friday last ON WhitIock
Avenue IA silk wotk hag. containing Saxony
knitting The finder will please return it
to the Whitlock House
Miss Julia Irwin, one OF Marietta's
ioveiiest young ladies, is visiting relatives
here Cumming Clarion
-"AlI hands and the cooks take notice. y
is the heading to an advertisement in this
issue that is worth reading Look for it.
The Marietta journal uncea ,ingly la
bors for the advancement Of its town and
county Its editorials are clear, foroibie and
sound - Chaftooga Neps.
Mrs. House has taken possession of
her residence recently bought of Mr. Sam
Hirsch. Mr.. Hrsch and family are board.
ing at Mrs. Wrights.
Mrs 7. H Shockley returned Tuesday
afternoon from Macon where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Addie Small, who
has been very sick, but is now improving.
If you want something extra nice, try
some Of Thurber, Wbyland & Co.'S ralfor
MIA Fruits at r. L. NORTHCUTT's.
STRAWBERRIES. Orders taken for the
season at Setzes drug store Tor my we'll
known berries harpless' and Wilson
Hotels and boarding houses supplied
H N. STARNFs
-FoR SALE Genuine Pumpkin Yam
slips - the most delicious OF all potatoes -
ready for delivery after May LIST at rs cents
per 100 or So per 1000 Leave orders at
Setzes drug store. II, y. STARNEs
! have some pure, strong apple vinegar
the very best, 35c per gal.
J. A. MAxGEr.
There is hardly home in Marietta but
what has a choice selection of flowers in
cultivation This shows our people have
taste for the beautiful.
-FoR SALE-An excellent ten room
ubuHt-s Utdi ltlE Id|iEDdu DIlu4h. y Upiy at
this Office for information.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. McCandlish of
Parkersburg, West Va, are visiting their
son, Mr. c. S. McCandlish, of this place.
Mr., McCandlish, Sr., is the Cashier of the
First National Bank at Parkersburg.
When you are lool ing for place 10
educate your boy or girl, don't overlook
Marietta. We have two fine schools for
both sexes, presided over by able instructors
and superior advantages are offered
Stephens Bros. sell the best beef in this
city.
Pure Mix and Cream delivered on
short notice. JoHV A. SIBLEy,
Cottage Hill Dairy.
All goods purchased from me will be
delivered free and fast, and will appreciate
your orders. }. A MANGEr.
Fresh Lime at Fletchers.
New stock Of Shoes, all sorts and sizes,
TO be sold at bargain at McCutcheons.