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

Next Sunday is Easter Sunday and the
new spring bonnets will bloom.
We learn that j. l. Chamberlain has
sold his farm to Northern gentleman.
The NJ. 4 N. Ga Railroad will CON-
mence this week widening the grade from
Marietta
Mr.. Frank Cooper of California, was
in the city yesterday
No Court next Monday, and those fell
lows who don't take the Journal won't find
it out until they come to town Monday.
Ask your housekeeper for milk and
cream from Cottage Hill Dairy.
For SALE-A No good gentle horse.
Apply to T. W. GLOVER.
"A. A Fletcher is Agent for Graysville
Lime.
Sewer Pipe and Terra Gotta Chimneys
at Dobbs
You can get fresh vegetables by leaving
your orders at r. L. Northcutt's.
We are glad to see our friend, Mr. Wal
ter Sessions, back again at the store, after
an illness of several days.
Miss Ruth Dunwody after pleasant
visit to friends in Macon and Oxford re-
turned home last Friday.
"A large crowd of Marietta citizens at
tended Joe jefferson in Atlanta Thursday
night
Rev. Mr.. Walker, of Decatur, who has
been called to the Presbyterian Church,
Marietta, was in the city last week
DIR. H. v Reynolds has moved into his
new residence two doors above the Metho-
dist parsonage.
Mr. W. E. Granting was called to At
lanta Monday to the bedside of his father
who is very sick.
One SPLENDID Farm Horse for sale
cheap for cash OF on time.
B. r. LEGG l. Bro.
The Dime Club at Mr.. D. f. Nc
Clatchys Melted $22 So We inadvertently
omitted the name of Miss Pearl McClatchy
whose recitations pleased every one.
pr. W. R. D. Thompson, died in At
ianta On Wednesday of last week. His gre
mains were brought te Marietta and inter.
red in the city cemetery.
Mr.. Charley Mayfeld says he has
COW that netted him $54 70 from the sale of
butter last year. She is FIVE years old and
has had five bull calves
If you want nice Basket of any kind
60 to R. L. Northcutts
Fresh Lime at Fletchers,
Three large five cent bars of soap for
dime at McCutcheon's.
Sewer Pipe and Terra Gotta Chimneys
at Dobbs
Mr. S. Boatner has SOW that first gave
birth to pigs, the next was 9, the third u,
and the other day she made the fifth litter
nRmber IA fine pigs.
1t mas been raining in this vicinity
since Sunday morning, and terra trina is
well soaked 1t is feared damage will re
suit to the crops.
The heavy rains of the week in this sec
ton swelled tbs water courses A small
temporary trestle over Notia riger on the
M. & N Ga. R. R. was washed away
There is no mistake that j. H. Bate &
Co, have as neat a jewelry establishment as
yoq ean 6a4 in Atlanta They carry first
class goods OF every KIND, watches, dia-
monds, silyerware &c. Give them your
trade and you will save money.
We learn that Mr. Richard Day and
Mr.. c. NJ. Crosby, Of Toledo, Ohio, have
bought Northcutt 4 Dobbs drug store, Who
will take charge in a few days. In the
future Northcutt & Dobbs will devote their
entire attention to the real estate business.
New faces ere constantly seen on our
streets, showing that Marietta is attracting
strangers. Our town is the best in
the South and must continue to receive
attention from those who wish to locate in a
beautiful and healthy locality.
. lbs extra good Coffee at r. L. North
cults for 81 90,
"A good lot OF shoes bought cheap
Messrs. A. A. Fletcher Il Co.'S stock)
Will sell the same way at McCutcheons.
Extra Choice county sorghum, at 400
per gallon at H. D. McCutcheon's
Good Batter is hard to get, but if you
will call at A. Y. Leakes you will always
find Butter that is Butter. He makes Ten
nessee Cream Butter specially The best
hotels and boarding houses in the city use
this Butter and it never fails to give pc rfect
satisfaction. Why don't you use it
The Atlanta Constitution truthfully
remarks that IF the various towns trying to
advertise themselves would deposit one
thousand dollars with their local paper
they would stand better chance of getting
their money back than by resorting to
hand-pills and tSo-ineh eiroAlsrsR
The Enterprise Cotton Factory of Au.
gusta has declared dividend of fourteen
per cent That is the way cotton factories are
paying in Georgia. We need cotton fac
tory in Marietta 1t would pay the stock
holders without q doubt.
For year or more Coffees of all kind
have been very high, so much so that many
people have been compelled to quit its use
almost entirely. There must have been
big tumble in price recently for we notice
our friend, A. Y. Leake, is selling at 5 and
lbs per dollar. Better call and get sup
piled now.
"A car load of Old Dominion Iron and
Steel Nails just received Get my prices
before buying elsewhere. Z. p. DoBBs.
--FoR RENT-One tworoom cottage and
one four-room cottage on Powder Springs
street, three quarters of mile from square,
about Is acres Of land attached. Apply to
W. B. BRADLEY
Try one of those Picnic Hams at r. L.
Northcutts, l24 cts per pound.
The place to buy shoes of all sorts and
sizes at live and help live prices at Nc