The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-05-02
MARIETTA MATTERS,

For SALE-lOOO bundles of good fodder.
Apply to F. P. Reynolds
Miss Bella Mcclure, of Brunswick, is
visiting Mrs. NJ. J. Bradley.
THE way to have good neighbors is to be
a good neighbor yourself.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hardeman visited
Florida last week.
Mr.. Edgar Anderson is here from Gads.
den, and will make this his home.
Mr.. Tom Edmonston is home from
Texas.
Brick for sale cheap. Apply to Arthur
Alexander and Oscar Alexander.
Mr.. D. D. Kemp is now employed in
Atlanta
Editor Christian, Of Gainesville, was in
the city Sunday and Monday.
For SALE-Nice, new one horse buggy
especially made for comfort and dura-
bility. Apply to The Brunby Chair Co.
SAM Anderson, of Culberson, has been
appointed mail agent on the NJ. & N. Ga.
Ry to take the place Of Mr.. Hawkins.
Mr.. M. NJ. Ware has a position in a
furniture factory in Atlanta, and will move
to that place.
Mr.. S. NJ, Green and family, of Mil
waukee, Wis, who have been Spending the
winter at this place, will leave for their
home to-day.
\ yellow canary bird escaped from its
cage at DR.. N. N Gober's, Monday Any
one catching the bird will be rewarded
by returning the same to Mrs Gober.
DIED-On the 18th of April, near Eliza
beth, Mr.. Frank Kirk, aged 81 years. He
leaves wife and three children. Rev. R.
Baber officiated at the funeral service.
For RENT-Five room dwelling, large
garden, good water, near the public square.
Apply to j. c. HARRIS.
$500 to loan-cheaper than ever
ENoCH FAw.
MEMS Summer Suits from So 90 up at
Hirsch's.
WANrED-Sound Cotton Seed. Apply
to Manning Bros.
School Books sold and exchanged at
j. A. Manget's.
Mr.. Walter Thornton, postal clerh on
the W. & A. r. R., has been notified that
his services are no longer needed. Demo
Gratis have to go.
The telegraph poles for the new tele-
graph line have been erected on the east
side of the square, on the street in the rear
OF the court house.
HATTIE GAGE, colored, was arrested
Friday on the charge of selling whisky.
She had been peddling it in basket. The
evidence was positive as to the purchase
and she was fined 800 aud cost
THERE was one-legged old Confeder-
ate in our Office Saturday, who says he has
living daughters, and says the pension
he draws from the State helps him to keep
meal in the barrel and Eaters in the ashes.
HIRsCH has the largest stock of Plain
Striped and Checked White Goods in the
city.
How are your eyes? Bate & Co. can
suit anybody in spectacles, from 25cts up
to tho finest lenses in gold frames,
STRAW hats by the 1000 at Hirsch's.
Coal Tar for sale. Phoenix Foundry
A full measure and a little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
WHEN the Whitlock and Smith houses
were destroyed, large pigeon house vent
up in the hsmes also Since then some Of
the pigeons have begun to build nests in
the CRATES of the tall chimneys on the
Whitlock premises.
A NUMBER of the ministers and delegates
to the Baptist Convention visited Kenne-
saw Mountain while in our city, and, with
tie aid of Mr.. w. J. NJ. Hames' field glass,
got good view of the surrounding coun-
try, Stone Mountain, Atlanta, and other
places being plainly seen.
OK the first Tuesday in May, meeting
is called at the court house to elect three
delegates to the Road Congress to assem-
BILE in Atlanta on the 22nd. W. w. Scott
of Powder Springs, has already been select
ed by the Grand Jury, but the county is
entitled to three.
Arthur and Oscar Alexander keep on
hand constantly full supply of good
| brick.
The largest stock of silk parasols and
umbrellas in the city, at Hirsch's.
Pure Ribbon Cane Syrup at J. A. Man
gets.
THERE has been some trouble in the
last week or two caused by number o.
the citizens conflicting my name with 6
Charles Porter, shoemaker. would like
to remind them that 1 am law-abidins
man, and at any tine should any trouble
occur remember that it not the Mason
Joe Porter and my family has no connect
ion with him. JoE PORTER.