The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.


| the municipal cases.
! MOUNTAIN wagons come in loaded with
produce
GUANo is being hauled out by the
| farmers.
FANCY articles for sale at the Bazaar.
Mr.. Will Stephens has been at home
sick for the past week.
SEVERAL little cottages are being built
in different parts Of town.
CARP culture has about subsidized in this
county
THE farmers will buy less guano this
year, they say
For Rent-A large dwelling on Whit
lock avenue. Irvine Smith.
But one vacant store house in town and
it not completed.
The spring fights opened Friday night
The parties were interviewed Monday by
the mayor.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the
Meth odist Church will meet at the Parson-
| age next Friday, at p. m.
RABBIT hunters Jared we'll while the
ground was covered with snow. Many
"mollie cotton tails were killed.
MARIETTA is bound to keep up with the
growing and prosperous towns of this Sec
ton.
HONE made candies at the Bazaar.
Some of our Northern brothers, when
they saw the snow here Thursday, said it
looked more like snowy North than the
sunny South
Mr.. F. B. Wilkey found the gold brace
let with rubies and returned it to the
owner. Advertising in the JOURNAL al
ways brings the desired result.
Rev. G. s. Tumlin, of the Baptist church,
who has been confined to his home for
several weeks by sickness, we are glad to
know has about recovered
FANCY BUrTER.-Fresh New York State,
Robin Jones Tennessee and genuine Jer-
sey butter. Leave your orders with Steph-
ems Bros. Telephone 8.
For RENT-A nice four-room cottage
| So per month. Also one horse farm 3
miles from Marietta. R. N. HOLLAND.
Choice corn beef at John Northcutt's
market. Also choice North Georgia stall
fed bee&teak and roast We keep none
but the best.
To THE PuBL1c.-The Marietta and At
| lanta Package Express Company will not
run for few days, but think it will be
commenced again by Monday. Yours re-
specially, F. W. maxwell, Manager.
APPLY to L. P. Daniel, at Mckenzie &
Warren's store, for good secondhand
buggy and harness cheap for cash or on
| time.
READ the advertisement of the Marietta
and North Georgia Real Estate and In
| vestment Company, in another column
Something new every week.
CAPT. R. w. Boone, president OF the
First National Bank, left Monday for
Orlando, Fla, for a months stay in the
! land of flowers, oranges and pretty girls
Nh. S. F. Kincannon, who formerly
lived near Smyrna in this county, died in
Atlanta last Sunday morning after brief
illness He leaves wife His remains
were brought to Smyrna for interment.
WHAT is the matter with the mail SER
vice2 A Florida subscriber writes that
the JOURNAL has not been received in two
weeks, and yet it leaves this office prompt
~.
Books at J. A. Mangets.
Best Popular Creek coal for sale st
Henry Meinert's
FoR RBNr-An eight room house. APP
ply to D. c. Cole.
FoR SALu-A pair of good mules, for
cash, or to good parties on time, with ap-
proved security. Apply to |. II. Springer.
Hirsch has just received large LOT of
insertions, edgings and lace.
JUDGE VIM and Solicitor General
Brown are holding their first term in
Cherokee Superior Court this week We
learn that in Forsyth and Milton they gave
perfect satisfaction to the people.
PEoPLE seeking new home invariably
want pure water. Marietta in this re-
spect, can furnish water of the best and
purest not excelled by any part OF the
globe.
MIR. Shaw having given up his place as
jailer, Mr. Joe B. Gray, OF Lost Mountain,
succeeds him, who moved in with his
family on Monday. The sheriff. Mr.. Nc
Lain, will rent place for his own family.
You are either potent factor in build
ing up Marietta, or massive product of
human nature that croaks and growls. Let
all be up and doing and show the people
that we have confidence in our town.
OYSTERS tonight at the Bazaar
Me. THos Il. Matthews has been con-