The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-05-30
MARIETTA MATTERS,

| 1880 900 HOIuS'
The May crop of cherries is the largest
ever known in this section.
$4,000 to loan on Cobb county dirt.
CLAY & BLAIR, Lawyers
Mas. Ben Carrie, of Kennesaw, is visit
ing Mr. W. Z. Gramlirg's family.
For SALE-A good young COW. Grade
Jersey; kind and gentle. G. C. Burnap.
Mr.. Met KEMP is visiting his parents in
this city.
Mr.. Robt. Gignilliat formerly of Ma
rietta, but now of Grover, N. c., is visiting
relatives and friends in this city
DRUMNERs claim that the dry pell has
hurt their trade.
MISS RUBY AGRIcoLA is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Otto Agricola, in Gadsden.
The Federal decoration exercises take
place to-day, the 3Oth. '
Mr.. Geo. F. Newell left this week on a
ten days visit to Cincinnati, Chicago and
other places.
| On Friday the sheriff levied on the tools
of Mr.. Mcconnell, contractor for the con-
struction of the National Cemetery street.
WANTED-To exchange one pair of two
year old colts tor one good driving horse.
Will pay the difference if any. Apply to
ERWIN maxwell.
The colored folks of this place picniced
at Winnings on last Friday, by large ma
jority.
Our friend Mr.. Walter Sessions, who
Las been at home the past week, quite sick,
we are glad to see is out again.
ATLANTA citizens visit our town on Sun
day and enjoy our pure air and good wa
ter.
THE city park is worth a great deal in
identifying Marietta. 1t is as an Emerald
gem set in coronet of gold.
Mr. FRANK REYNOLDS arrived home last
week from South Bethlehem, Pa, where
he has been attending college.
Rev. H. X. WALKER, of this place, will
deliver the baccalaureate address before
the Dalton Female College OH the 18th of
June.
The man who could run paper to suit
everybody is in heaven, wearing crown
of gigantic proportions and double set of
wings.
DR.. j. G. ARMSTRONG, of Atlanta, will
deliver the memorial address at the Fed.
eral Cemetery in this place on Thursday,
30th inst.
THERE are enough negro boys loafng on
the streets OF Marietta to chop out one
hundred acres of cotton, and then have
Saturdays to 60 fishing and play base ball.
MONEY to Loan. Call on Sessions &
Sessions, Attorneys, Marietta.
The talk of the town-The Virginia Seal
cigar, at A. B. Gilberts.
EUREKA-The Virginia Seal cigar, at A.
B. Gilberts.
The W. L. Douglas shoe at Hirschs.
Mr. SANFORD GoRHAM left Sunday for
Acworth, where he will work for those
excellent gentlemen, Messrs. Lemon, Nc
Millen & Co., who are putting in machin-
cry to manufacture harness.
Mr.. JIM hILLBURN, clerk at Mr. H. D.
McCutcheon's store, has added a new
perfumery to his toilet, and even the tow
ell he uses at the store, is found saturated
with it,
ONE of our ministers says the Marietta
JOURNAL is the best local paper he ever
saw, and that the paper is credit to the
town. Such words of encouragement helps
an editor more than one can imagine.
For SALE-Seccnd hand buggy and
harness. Apply to DR.. N. N. Gober.
MAYOR T. W. GLOVER and Conductor
johnson Garwood have returned from an
extensive trip to the Northwest. They have
been in three territories and fifteen states
since they LETT several weeks ago They
had very interesting and pleasant visit
Rev. Mr.. Hice, our esteemed druggist,
preached fine sermon at the Methodist
Church on last Sunday night 1t was
highly complimented by those who heard
il.
FoR SALE-On Tuesday, June 4th, will
be sold in front of the court house at IL
o'clock a. M, various articles of house
hold furniture, bedsteads, mattresses, tables,
chairs, lamps, etc. Most of these things
are but slightly worn, and fine bargains
may be secured. Also fine, double,
seated buggy, light, strong, newly painted,
for one or two horses, and new harness.
W. w. LEGARE.
Slippers from the cheapest to the cele-
brated Zeigler Bros, at Hirsch's
School Books sold and exchanged at
j. A. Manget's.
REV. SAM JONES is going to preach
again in Rome next Sunday. He does
heap of preaching in Rome. 1t is a diff
hcult matter to get him to preach in
Marietta. He knows where the sinners
are.