The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-03-07
MARIETTA MATTERS.

trimmed of surplus branches.
Now is the time to get your Coal at
Meinert s-two car loads on hand.
The city has new cart, new mule, new
harness and new driver.
REV. j. A. McMurray preached at the
Baptist church last Sunday.
For meals at 25 cents go to Wright
restaurant near North Georgia depot
A fall stock of all kinds of building
material at Henderson & Austin's.
Mr.. James NJ. Dobbs arrived in the city
on Saturday from South America.
Use the paint and whitewash brush and
make the town look as bright as dollar.
WHITE lead, oils, ready mixed paints,
etc., at j. D. Malone's drug store.
J. D. Malone is agent for Tripods ready
mixed paint
Mr.. W. L Cooper jr., is now clerk at
the Mansion house, Greenville, S. G.
DIR. John helms graduated as an NJ. D.
in Atlanta last week
Go to Henderson & Austin's for build
ing material. Cheap as the cheapest
V1sIToRs are coming in every day from
the North and Florida.
The new and elegant residence of Mr..
Erwin Maxwell is nearing completion.
Mr.. Chuck Anderson has been trading
for some fine horses. He won't have any
other kind about his livery stable.
SHERIFF McLane's family now occupy
Mr. Stripling's new house on Cemetery
| street.
FoR RENT.-Blacksmith shop with tools,
one store house and four room dwelling.
Apply to W. W. West, Nickajack. Ga.
Mr.. W. &. Tatum, of this place, at
tended his brothers marriage in Rome last
Saturday.
Mr.. Ben Williams, of Pennington, Mo-,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. B. R. Legg, in
this place.
As the Spring approaches, have your
rooms papered. decorated and made bright
and cheerful. ]. 81. & ]. /. LESTER.
Troy steam laundry, the largest and
| most reliable laundry in the South.
H. j. SCHcENTHAL, Agent.
Mrs. Cushing and family, who have
spent several winters in Marietta, have
returned to their home in the North.
Mr.. j. j. Payne, Of Smyrna, Ga, will
receive subscriptions to the MARIETTA
JOURNAL at club rates.
Henderson &Austin build anything from
a chicken coop to mansion. Give them
trial.
THE mayor imposed a fine of 81 and
cost on citizen for hitching his horse tc
shade tree in front OF the Kennesaw
house
Books exchanged at A Mangets.
Go to the Gem City Market tor Chicago
beef and mutton. We have made ar
engagements with Armour & Co. to ship u;
Chicago meats regularly.
GLOVER & Co.
Mr.. II. L. Welch and family, of Water.
bury, Conn, have arrived to spend few
months in our climate Mr.. Welch found
his new and elegant residence ready for
his reception.
The contractor will commence work on
National Cemetery street as soon as the
weather is suitable. The government has
appropriated S. 900 for this purpose.
Mr.. Hart Jones, brakeman on the M. &
N. Ga. Railroad, had his thumb badly
mashed while coupling cars at Canton
Wednesday of last week
DoN'T discard your old Furniture. Send
it to Testers and have it made over new
at small cost.
PURE JELLY.-Just received at Steph
ems Bros, one lot of pure jelly and apple
butter. These goods cannot be excelled.
We have been made the recipient of a
bottle of writing ink manufactured by
Mrs. E. r. Tennent. 1t is black and is
first rate writing fluid.
DEPUTY Marshal Swan was informed
Thursday that mad dog was in Frank
Rogers yard. He went there and found a
dog fosming at the mouth, and if not mad
it had the appearance Of being, and he
shot it through the head, killing it,
Leave your name with H. J. Schoenthal,
who will call for and deliver your laundry
every week, free of charge. Best laundry,
best work.
WANTED.-At once, good milk COW,
fresh in milk.
JNo. A. S1BLEY, Marietta.
LosT.-On Church or Cherokee street,
between Mrs. Gibbs residence and the
Public Square, one ladys gold breast pin
Finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office.
For SALE.-On time or cash, a good
horse, four years old, with excellent quail
ties. Apply to C. S. Wright, at Glover Il
Co. market.
Old Books exchanged at J. A. Mangets.
HoN. Ben Terrell, of Texas, and Hon.
Hugh CoIduitt. addressed q large crowd IF