The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-07
MARIETTA MATTERS.

MR. H. .. ANDERSON has bought out Mr..
Andrew Bankers store.
MR. W. N. Grist has bought Mr.. j. NJ.
Austin's interest in their dry goods store
FoUR months public school this year, it
is said
Miss Ruth Nixon, Of Edgewood, is visiting
Col. j. R. Towers family.
Mr.. a. Y. Leake, after ten day. visit
in Cincinnati, returned home last week.
Two five room cottages are being built
by Mr., E. P. Dobbs on Green street.
Mr.. Walter Sessions will leave for New
York in a few days to buy new goods
THE Gainesville Progress, the new pa
per, has been abandoned for want of sup
port.
MISS Anna Hair has been in Atlanta
several days visiting her sister, Miss Emma,
who is sick.
To LoAN-$20O, $500, $500 or 81, 900, on
l, 5 or years. ENoCH FAw
OASh pau lOE Olu lctONSS dIlu Cast plOW
points. PHOENIX FOUNDRY.
Best grades of coal for sale and deliver
ed free in the city. Office at Livery Sta
BILE on Cherokee street.
HEERY MEIEERT
Hirsch is acknowledged by all to be the
largest dealer in clothing in North Geor-
gia,
TIE Standard Oil Company have built
warehouse near Howells gin for the stor-:
age Of oil.
THERE are good many white caps in
Maretta-they are worn by cid ladies'
therefore noooby need feel alarmed
Mr.. Tom Whitfield, of Smyrna, has &C
cepted position with Mr. W. Holland
Caihou Times.
THE Jail garden fence has been repaired
ready for those who hitch their horses to
it. A new stable has also been built.
For SALE.-A pair of good mules, for
cash, or to good parties on time, with ap-
proved security. Apply to l. q. Springer.
MISSES Jennie G. ana Jennie R. Ster-
ling, of Wilmington, Delaware are visiting
Rev. II. X. Walkers family.
REV. Mr. Ryburn has sufficiently re-
covered from his spell of sickness to fill
his pulpit last Sunday.
Corn WANTED.-Will pay the highest
market price for the best White Milling
| Corn delivered at Kennesaw Mills, Mariet-
/ ia, or on the line Of the Marietta & North
Ga. Railroad. KE,NEsAw MILLS Co.
| A full measure and little On the
handle. JOHN A. EIBLEY,
! COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
| Large lot of checked nainsooks at
Hirsch's.
SANFORD BURTON, colored, contributed
$23 and cost to the city treasury for asso-
eating with q blind tiger"
! IMPROVEMENTS are still going on in Ma
rietta no matter If it is winter. In tie
spring you may expect to see Marietta get
up end hump herself.
+ sewer from the new notel, running
down Anderson street and emptying into
| the branch On Roswell street. was cxca-
waited and pipes laid last and this week.
SATURDAY night special t-aiu of
immigrants from North Carolina to ar
kansas and Texas passed up on the W. &
A. R. r.
CoTToN not all solo YET, out is coming
to Marietta every week Coed prices
bring it out from under shelter to this mar
ket.
ASPARAGUS kooTs.- Carnover Colos-
sal" Asparagus roots, two years old, new
ready for planting, will bear in one year
price 75cts per hundred. Leave orders
with Hunt 6 Co.
Coal Tar for sals Phoenix Foundry
Pants from Is css up, at Eirscss.
New subscribers ere being added to our
list every week. The Journal IS certainly
appreciated by the people. Every man in
the county should take it. If you are not
q subscriber, why not
TIE Cobb County Sunday School Asso-
citation viii hold its quarterly meeting at
the Methodist Church next Saturday and
Sunday. Appropriate services viii be
held. Public invited.
Mr.. ]. N. Stone. our new ordinary,
takes hold Of the business with aptness.
He moved his family from Smyrna last
week to this place, and now occupies the
residence of Rev w. D. Anderson, or
Lawrence street.
Hirsch has just received a large lot Of
the celebrated So shoes If you are in
need of shoes OF any kind Hirsch will sell
you cheaper than any one.
OK Friday morning some miscreant,
worse than Jack the Ripper placed a
piece OF railroad iron on the w. & Il. R. r.
track, above town. with view of wrecking
the train. The end CT the steel rail was
run under the crosstie of the switch and
was broken in three pieces by the train.
Fortunately no other damage.