The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-01-05
MARIETTA MATTERS.

NoAhSNt ia
Mr.. B. R. Legg visited his mother 10
Tennessee during the holidays.
Mr.. Arthur B. Springer visited Balti-
more last week on business.
The Misses Garrett Of Knoxville, Tenn,
are visiting Mr. George NJ. Lacy's family.
Rev V. E. Manget has been quite sick
for several weeks
Mr. Parker Gigniliat, OF Seneca, s. c.,
is in the city.
DIR. Legare, of Alabama visited his faith
er, Prof W. W. Legare during the holidays
Mr.. G. W. Benson and family have
moved to Cumberland Island
Mr.. Claud Clinkscales, of Atlanta,
spent the holidays in Marietta.
Mr.. j. a. Thomson, of Opelika
Ala is clerking for Dr. N. L. Wright and
will make Marietta his future home.
Marshal VIM is wearing blue uniform,
with brass buttons thereon lettered with the
word police
Mrs. Charlie DuPre and children of
Gainesville, have been in the city for sever
al days.
Three large five cent bars of soap for a
dime at McCutcheon's.
Place your orders for meats of all kinds
with Stephens Brothers.
Mems and Boys clothing at greatly re-
duced prices at Hirsch's.
The wife of Mr.. A. Iverson Branham
died in Brunswick on the 2lst ult. She
leaves two little girls
Mrs Leake and her daughter, Miss
Alice. OF Madison arrived in the city on
Saturday.
We are indebted to Supt. J. g. Glover
of the M. & N. Ga Railway Co. for courtes
sizes for 1888.
The City Council has ordered all cows
put ap after the 18th of January. Wire
fences are also prohibited
Mr.. Charley n Nell and family and
Mr.. c. NJ Barnes and family have moved
to Gainesville, Ga.
The Episcopal Sunday School had
Christmas festival at their chapel on the
18th pit.
"A good lot at shoes bough cheap
(Messrs A. A. Fletcher l. Cos stock.
Will sell the same way at McCutcheons
The best beef in the city at Stephens
Brothers market
Joe Boston and Alex Lawrence, stu
dents at the State University, spent the hol-
idays at home.
The Baptist Sunday School had sup
per at Nichols Hall on Tuesday night 9th
ult.
The new cistern in front of the court
house leaks The water had to be pumped
out, and new cement will have to be applied.
This is leap year and if the girls don't
get married, ne viii sll know that they pre-
fer to remain single
The firm of A. A. Fletcher Il Co is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Jan. 4,
1888. A. A. FLRTcHER,
c. r. BOYD.
Misses Clio Prather and Carrie Coca,
Of Atlanta, and Lizzie Mable, OF Smyrna,
visited Miss Mary Groves last week.
Mr.. H. S. Anderson has commenced
building new residence on the Weigh lot
on Atlanta street Mr. W. B. Carnes has
the contract.
Mr.. A. A. Gates, wife and two children,
Of Grecnville S. c., arrived in the city Sat
urday and spent several days visiting Mr.
George NJ Lacys family.
The place 10 by shoes of all sorts and
sizes at live and help live prices at Nc
Cutcheon's.
Ladies' cloaks and wraps at less than
New York cost at Hirsch's
Go to Stephens Brothers for tender
steak. Telephone a.
Little Miss Mary Graves, of Atlanta,
formerly of Marietta, spent several days
here much 20 the delight Of her many young
friends.
Rev. H. H. Morrell, who has been serv-
ing the Episcopal Church for the past few
weeks, has gone to Florida to spend the
winter.
-DIED.-~Mr, ". B. Dobbs, OF the firm of
Dobbs Il Shelverton's chair factory, Austell
Ca, died on the 18th ult He leaves a wife
and FIVE children.
For RENT-One two-room 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
Mrs I. NJ Brumby gave a delightful
party at her residence on Wednesday night
of last week, complimentary to her niece,
Miss Nettie Dean, of Little Rock, Ark.
"A new marble works have been started
at this place, on the old hotel lot, called the
Nor h Georgia Cooperative Marble and
Granite Co.
j. W. Henderson Son have the con-
tract to do the wood work on the burnt store
buildings and they will soon have them
ready for occupancy.
Col R. N. Holland has bought from
Mrs. Daniel, two new FIVE room cottages on
Locust street. paying 81, 100 for the same.
They both rent for SIG per month and will
pay 10 per cent net on the investment
The editors of the JOURNAL we're pre-,
Sented with very large turkey on Christ
mas eve by those estimable ladies, Mrs. w
d Shea and Mrs. Flora Shea The favor
is highly appreciated and it served US well
for a new years dinner.
Married, Sunday morning, Jan. l, 1888,
at the residence OF the brides mother, Mrs.
G. Z. McHan. Mr. D. A. Durham to Miss
Linda McHan. Rev. W. H. Dean, oficiat
ing,
Boots and Shoes at Hirschs cheaper
han elsewhere.
Choice n. o. Syrup at 6Oc. Extra