The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-03-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.

W. H. Joyner advertisement In this issue
COBB superior court took a recess Satur-
day and convened again Monday.
MARIETTA in three months will be under
the full glare of electric lights.
Mr.. G. R. Pulsifer son Of the late R.
NJ Pulsifer, of Boston, is visiting Marietta.
Sunday was rainy disagreeable day
and church attendance was SLIM
AN ice factory in Marietta still finds it's
advocates. Let it materialize.
FRESH Chicago meats at Glover & Co.
market.
Mr.. John Barrett has added two rooms
to his residence on Cherokee street.
The vagrant law should be rigidly en-
forced
Our merchants are doing a good bust
ness.
THE farmers are hauling out the guano
in great quantities.
D1ED.-Mrs. Curry, an aunt of Mr.. Char
lie Youngblood died on last Sunday night.
To build up our town it is necessary to
have manufacturing enterprises. Two or
three would help greatly.
The trees are taking on the green and
the grass is growing finely. Spring am
here.
The rain Sunday night caused one of
the recently built walls on Cemetery street
to split and fall. 1t had to be rebuilt
The needless delay in the execution of
law is what exasperates people to expedite
matters by calling in Judge Lynch
And the boys still send their money to
the Louisiana lottery and draw blanks.
Remember what Solomon said.
The new residence of Hon. A. S. Clay
on Atlanta street has been commenced by
L. Black & Son. the contractors.
Some pieces of rock and broken bricks
on the streets are very unsightly and
should be removed.
Mr.. Geo. NJ Manning has opened
family grocery store in the new building
on Cemetery street.
Hirsch has the largest stock OF scarfs in
North Georgia.
REMEMBER that you can have you white
washing done without removing your car
pets, Work solicited, Leave word at w.
E. Gilberts store, or apply to Joe Revere.
SOME men make any kind of promise
about paying you at a certain time, but
they never keep their promise Is it any
wonder they do not succeed2
Miss Lizzie Palamountain, of Baltimore,
arrived in the city last week to take charge
of the millinery department of R. H.
Northcutt's store.
Misses Sallie and Prairie Harris have re-
turned to their home Gin Cedartown. Our
sympathy is extended to certain Mariet-
ia young man.
Mr.. John Northcutt proposes to furnish
the city with a street sprinkler during the
summer at a cost of $40 per week. Our
citizens are subscribing to the fund to be
paid weekly.
Just received large stock of straw hats
at Hirsch's.
FASHIONABLE DRESsMAKING.-Havi re-
Gently located at this place | am prepared
to do all kinds of fashionable dressmaking
in the latest style. Residence at the DR..
Lowrey place, on Anderson street.
Mrs. NJ. j. HAMILTON.
For meals at % cents go to Wrights
restaurant, near North Georgia depot.
For RENT-An eight room house. Ap-
ply to D. c. Cole.
Mr.. Charlie Bacon, an old Marietta
boy, visited Mr.. 7. H. Shockley last Sat-
urday. He is a merchant at Mayesville,
Ga. He was surprised at Mariettas won
derful improvements.
The Athens fire department have ex-
tended an invitation to Marietta Fire Com.
pany and the Hook and Ladder Company
to attend tournament at that place on
the 10th and 10th of May.
DR. G. A. Vinson and DR.. A. P. Kemp,
of Roswell, have located in Marietta to en-
gage in the practice of their profession
Office over Mckenzie & Warren's store
Their card will be found in another col |
umn.
SEED sugar cane for sale. Apply to T. |
K. Handy
Rooms TO RENT.-Convenient to depot
and stores Apply to Irvine Smith.
We are now buying the following kinds
of Chair Timber: White Oak, Red Oak
Hickory, Ash Maple, Beech and Birch. |
Any one who might want to deliver us
some of either kind, will please call at our
office for specifications and price.
The BRUMBY CHAIR Co.
Hirsch's keeps the finest line of shoes
in Marietta
Go to Chuck Andersons livery stable
and see the finest Stallion and Jack in |
Georgia. They are without equals, beauti-
fully ShaDed thorouphbreds and irrSt cuob |