The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-04-26

had been previously sold to Messrs Brant.
ley, of Blaekshear, Ga, for $1,000. Messrs
Reynolds, McClatchy 4 Reynolds bought
this property little over year ago for
$500 They have sold it this year for
$1,000, making a profit of $4,000. This
gives some idea how real estate in Marietta
has increased in value.
MIR. Sam R. Hirsch sold his residence
on kennesaw Avenue to Mrs. House, of St.
Augustine, Fla, for Sc 900 including furniture
The sale was made by Northcutt & Dobbs,
real estate agents.
--Northcutt Il Dobbs, real estate agents,
sold, on Tuesday, Judge Thomas c. Pul
lum's farm, 3 miles south of Marietta, to
Col. Thomas of Michigan, for $4,000. 90.
Judge Pullum will move to Marietta.
That new hotel ought to take shape.
Everybody says Marietta needs it, and what
everybody says must be So We hope some
action will be taken in the matter. The in
creased number of winter visitors shows
that it would pay. Good and adequate hotel
accommodations, when fully noised abroad,
will bring many persons here who now go
elsewhere, because they are afraid they can
not be accommodated Let us have that
hotel by all means.
All goods purchased from me will be
delivered free and fast, and will appreciate
! your orders. j. A MANGEr
To RENT-A four room house near the
depot WYNN & FAw.
For SALE-Genuine Pumpkin Yam
slips-the most delicious of all potatoes
ready for delivery after May LIST at 25 cents
! per 100 or " per 1000. Leave orders at
Seize drug store. H. n. STARNEs.
STRAWBERRIES Orders taken for the
season at Setze's drug store for my we'll
known berries" Sharpless' and Wilson.
Hotels and boarding houses supplied.
II. N. STARNEs.
The new residence Of DIR. Malone, on
Atlanta street, is about completed, and re-
fleets credit on Mr. W. Z. Edmonston and
Mr.. George Hammett, the builders. There
is no better workman in the city than Mr..
George Hammett, and whatever leaves his
skilled hands is well done and elegantly
finished, Mr.. W. W. Garrison has done
some beautiful cherry granting on the inte-
rior, and upon the whole DR.. Malone has
tasty and elegant home.
We call attention to the advertisement
of Mckenzie & Riley, dealers in fine Shoes
No. 20, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
They carry large stock of all the latest
aud best Styles and owing to their low pri-
ces have built up an extensive trade. They
are pushing, energetic young men, and ex-
tending their trade to adjoining towns Or
ders by mail will receive prompt attention.
When you go to Atlanta give them a cali.
i have some pure, strong apple vinegar
the very best, 35c per gal.
J. A. MANGET.
Mr.. John McCulloughs, sent from this
county to the changing for violation Of the
prohibition law, was pardoned last Satur-
! day by Governor Gordon Hon. A. S. Clay
was instrumental in securing the pardon.
McCglloughs only had about three more
months to serve, having served u months
already.
Headquarters for Straw Hats at A. B
! u W. W. Springer's.
Go to Anderson Brothers and get your
Georgia CEMENT
-b los extra good Coffee at R. L. North
cults for 81 90,
Miss Maggie Shelman and Miss Anna
Davis, of Barlow county, have been visiting
in the city several days
The invitation extended to the Georgia
State Baptist Convention to meet in Mariet-
ia next year, has been accepted, and we
will be honored by this large and intelligent
religious body. Our people will see to it
that they are welcomed and their stay made
pleasant.
Try one of those Picnic Hams at r. l..
Northcutt's, l24 cts per pound.
We represent The Georgia Bureau of
| immigration in this county Parties having
lands to dispose Of will find it to their inter
! est to see US. JOE b. ALEXANDER,
Csc. f. GoBER,
Attorneys.
Solid Chambrays, all colors, lOcts per
yard at springer's
One half interest IN the Sparta Iph.
maelite one of the best papers in the State,
is offered for sale. A practical printer pre-
ferred. Only cash customer need apply
Address Ishmaelite, Sparta, Ga.
The Marietta Debating Literary socisty
will picnic at Concord, Friday, April 9th.
All friends of the.club are cordially invited
to attend OF course non-members must
not rely on the Club for transportation.
j. A. MANGET, Pres.
JAMES GROVES, Sec.
MIR, Lewis Fridel formerly of Cobb
county, shot himself twice in the mouth
with pistol at jacksonville, Fla, on last
Thursday, killing himself instantly. He
had been drinking He leaves a wife and
two children.
-Rey. George p Hsbbard, of Jersey
City Heights, N. j, has accepted the Rec
torship of st. James Episcopal Church and
is expected to arrive here with his family
next week
Sunday last was a beautiful day. There
being no services at the Baptist and Epis-
copal Churches, the congregations at the
Presbyterian and Methodist Churches we're
very large.
Parties who have bought fertilizers
from me will please come and give their
notes for same. A A. FLETCHER, Agt
April 26th 1885,
Although our city has been on no
boom, those who look back few years
realize that there has been steady growth,
and solid preparation for its continuation
in the future.
You can get fresh vegetables by leaving
your orders at r. L. Northcutt1s
Bran looks too high to man up tree
when you can buy sound peas at 75c per
bushel at McCutche on s.