The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-29

horseback riding was read with interest b,
the ladies. There is a good deal of Thu
healthtul outdoor exercise INDUCED in b,
our ladies on every pleasant day. Some o
them are very graceful eQuestriennes anC
appear perfectly at ease on a horse. Nc
place in the State, we dare say, can show
more accomplished lady riders than Mariet
ia. Besides, fine, stylish horses is a
boast Marietta can sustain over any town
IN the State. Many of our citizens OWL
horses for family use, while our livery sta
bies have State reputation for fine and
beautiful horses and elegant equipages.
On next Thursday night April 9th, tn,
play "All that glitters is not gold" will BE-
rendered by some of the members of the
Academy Debating Club. The proceed,
will be used for the enlargement of tn,
Marietta Male Academy building. As thi,
is worthy object we hope all of our citi
zens will attend. Admission 25 cents.
-FoR RENT-A new four cottage on Lo
Gust street Also for sale a good buggy
columbus make and set of harness. For
terms apply to R. N. HOLLAND.
Goto R H Northcutt' millinery store where
you will find the largest and handsomest
stock of millinery ever brought to Marietta.
You will also find Miss Buck, from Balti-
more, very stylish mlliner She is right
from Armstrong Gator & Co S lone of the
largest millinery houses in the United
States and is therefore thoroughly posted
with all the newest styles
Eggs for Matching from White Leghorns
bought of Knapp Brothers, n Y. 10 for
SlOo. l.. SPAULDING, Marietta, Ga.
old stoves taken in exchange for new
ones by +. p. DosBs
"A subscriber in renewing his subscrip.
ton compliments the JOURNAL by saying
You get out the best LOCAL paper know of
Ii suits me and | wouldn't do without it for
twice the subscription price Marietta
ought to feel proud of her bright and newsy
paper. Thanks for such kind words. 1t
helps us wonderfully. We believe the
JOURNAL is appreciated by the people and
we shall strive to continue to merit the good
opinion of all.
-DIED.-Mr. Chas W Converse, assistant
book-keeper of the American Marble Works,
died on last Monday afternoon, of consump-
ton. He came to Marietta about one year
ago for his health, but was too far gone to
be permanently benefited. His remains
we're embalmed and shipped to his former
home, @obagn, Mass. His widow and son
of II years leaves to-day for their old hons
in Massachusetts
Fresh Candies received at R. L. North
cult every week.
"A car load of Old Dominion Iron and
Steel Nails just received Get my prices
oetore oEyinG elsewhere. E. ?. DoBBs.
Fence or No Fence you can get your
milk and cream the entire year from
JOHN A. SHELLEY, Cottage Hill Dairy.
Our friend A. Y. Leake informs us that
he viii soqE commence selling Ice again,
and thinks his arrangement will justify him
in making a liberal discount from last year
prices. In this connection we understand
that he has perfected arrangements by
which our people may get Bread, Cakes
&c., just from the oven at much less prices
ihan eFeg before sold in this market This
enterprise on his part deserves and viii re.
celve liberal encouragement by ur'people
Mr.. Jas. W. Mcmillan has just return
ed from New York city with the finest as
sortment of Spring Goods eyer received in
this market. We extend cordial invita-.
ton to our friends and the public generally
to call and see our stock of Dry Goods and
Notions before purchasing elsewhere.
LEMON, MCMILLAN Co.,
AeMortn, Gu.
I have just received from Armstrong
Gator d Co., of Baltimore, first class
for the coming season.
r II. NoRTHCUTT
Successor to Mrs. E. +. Anderson.
"A Northern family would like a few
boarders. Address P. o. Box 49, Marietta,
Ga.
That ice factory ought to be built. Ma
netta Ases q heap of ice, and it can be ship
ped to other towns al good profit A gen
tleman has never falling spring on piece
of property, in Marietta, of good pure free
stone water that would be just suitable for
an ice factory. Why not ipaugurate this
enterprise
The regular semi-annual meeting of the
Marietta Library Association will be held
at the Library rooms on Thursday, April
9TH at 1880 o'clock p. m, at which time the
various officers will be elected and other
business transacted A full attendance is
especially desired.
JOE B. ALEXANDER, B. R. STRoNg.
Secretary. President
Nov let us have that brick yard. 1t is
something Marietta needs and it will pay.
There is no mistake about it. People must
have brick. If you can't sell them one time
you can another Good brick will keep and
are as saleable as lumber or any other build
ing material.
Mr.. Charley W. Springer, one of Ma
riettas most popular young men left last
Sunday week for Washington, D. G, to ae-
cept position in the Pension Office. Char.
ley is whOle-souled boy and we wish him
success
The pastor of the Methodist Church, re-
quests all members of his Church, male and
female, old and young to put contribu-
ton in an envelope for foreign missions and
deposit the same in the basket next Sunday
Put your name on the envelope.
Capt J. B. 0'Neill was stricken with
paralysis at his home in Cherokee county
on last Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs. H.
D. McCutcheon visited him Tuesday after
noon.
Miss sallie, daughter of Judge James
r. Brown, died in Canton on last Sunday.
She was about II years old and the idol of
her fathers heart We sympathise with
him in his sore bereavement.