The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-06-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.

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We should not imagine that all are
friends who flstter, or enemies who censure
Why is it that drummers are such
story" tellers?
Mr.. D. D. Kellogg, of Amigo Wis, is
visiting friends in the city
Marietta should keep pace with the
progressive enterprises of the times
Great reduction iu Satines and White
Goods at Springers.
The river scenery at Chattahoochee
is not very captivating and the young la
dies are not impressed with it at all.
The adjourned term OF Cobb Superior
Court convenes on the second Monday, the
9th day of July next
Lake ice this week at Stephens Bros.
r. L. Northcutt carries the most com
plete line of Pickles of any fancy grocery
house in the city.
There is perfect craze among the
boys for gathering up a large variety of bird
eggs.
And still the dog fennel cumbreth the
earth and maketh the very dogs themselves
go mad.
"A man may be the architect of his own
fortune without being able to complete the
structure.
Mr.. j. W. Frey has shown US stalk of
cotton measuring twenty-five inches in
height, full of squares He used McKen-
zie & Warren's guano
The Marietta Journal will soon blossom
into an eight page paper. 1t is already
good enough, but Neal and Massey propose
to make it BETTER Chattooga Meas.
--McCutcheon keeps nearly everything
that is kept in general store. Go and see
him and he will do thee good
Great rush at the metropolitan for fine
candy.
Stephens Bros city market sells the
best native and western beef
Col. Maynard, of Dalton. speaks of To-
eating in Marietta. He is man Of wealth.
and we would be glad to have him move to
the Gem City"
Mr. S. j. Drawdy OF Tampa, Fla, ar
rived last week. His wife has been here
several weeks visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Granting.
-Messrs. Blackwell, Brown and Gober,
we learn have decided to make their block
of buildings three story, with view Of
adapting it to hotel accommodations.
1t is all right that the newspaper should
aid in building up the institutionp of the
town in which it is published, but it is equal
ly right that the institutions should assist in
supporting the newspaper.
Lake ice this week at Stephens Bros.
Ice CREAM-Delivered from Oakland
Dairy SOC per quart, SOC per half gallon
or 81 80 per gallon. Leave your orders with
A. Y leake, the 'one gallused' grocery
man.
First class goods can only be found at
K. l.. Northcutts, the fancy grocer
Real estate sales have been quiet in the
last few weeks, but there viii be such actvi-
ty as will astonish the natives. Marietta
dirt will never be sold less than now priced,
and much Of it will take an advance.
Some moving spirit should gather the
forces to build railroad to Austell. This
is link in our railway system that should
be supplied to give Marietta advantages
that she needs. A charter was granted aud
should be used
Hon. VIM. j. VIM is growing more
popular every day in this county for Judge
of the Superior Court. During his short
stay here during our last court, he made a
good impression upon our people as an
able lawyer. Elljay Courier
Hon. Will j. VIM, of Marietta is a
candidate for Judge of the Blue Ridge cir
cult. He is yet young man but has won
distinction in his profession, and has many
friends in this section who would rejoice at
his election. jasper Herald.
"A few more OF those cheap hose at
Springer's.
Melons on Ice at Stephens Bros. Phone
Pure Milk and Cream delivered on
short notice. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
Cottage Hill Dairy.
Delicious, fresh and sweet, the Dove
Hams, Breakfast bacon and sugar cured
shoulders for sale cheap at McCutcheons S.
The Lotus brand Flour is pronounced
the finest in town. Can be found at
r. l. NoRTHcUTT
MIR. w. j. N. Hames has greatly i'm
proved the interior of his store building
which can be readily seen at glance, His
business is growing and all hands and the
cooks" are taking advantage of his low
prices.
"A reader of the JOURNAL writes from
Roswell as follows: II have for many years
been a reader and admirer of your valuable
paper Admire its candid, fearless express
ion of right and true sentiments, its high
moral tone.
Hon. A, s. Clay, Of Cobb was in town
Monday. OF course Steve will be returned
to the House of Representatives from Cobb
as he certainly should be, and then we want
to see him elected Speaker. We can safely
say Cherokee is solid for him Canton Ad.
rance
Sioux City beef at city market, Steph-
ems Bros, proprietors.
New stock ofShoes all sorts and sizes,
to be sold at bargain at McCntcheon's.
"A full measure and little on the
handle COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
--R L. Northcutt's is head quarters for
fine Fruits and Candies.
The farming operations this year in
Cobb have been managed with a good deal
more system and care than usually. Our
farmers are an intelligent class and vieing
with each other to make all the improve
ments they can, with view to make every
thing selfsustaning