The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-17
MARIETTA MATTERS.

MISSES Mamie and Emma McCutcheon
spent few days in Canton last week.
Mr. Il. REID is making arrangements to
build cottage on Anderson street.
DR.. MALONE has considerably improved
his drug store.
Coal Tar for sale. Phoenix Foundry
Mr.. Sattery, of the Edison Electric Light
Co., gave us a pleasant call on Monday.
The city is now talking electric lights.
Let her light
Our merchants are changing clerks for
the new year.
Large shawls for only So cts at Hirsch's.
For RENT-A sixteen room dwelling.
Apply to Irvine Smith.
Mr.. OSCAR DoBBs has been added to
the clerical force of the postofice
Miss ADDIE WINTERS, after seven
weeks visit in Florida, has returned home
to the delight of her many friends,
How do those who seldom work liver"
asked citizen the other day. By their
wits and on credit.
MRS. L. n Trammell, of Marietta, is on
visit to her brothers family, the late Col.
E. S. Barclay.-Darien Gazette.
MRS. Z. F. ANDERSON has sold her two
story residence on Mills street, to Mrs.
Bennett, for $4,000
White Blankets for 81. 25 at Hirsch's-
Mr. Ell. HOWELL and wife, of Chatta-
nooga, spent Saturday and Sunday in our
city.
Mr.. WILL METcALF has returned from
his visit to Armour, Dakota, where he
went tolook after his fathers estate.
CASH paid for Old Stoves and cast pillow
points. PHOENIX FOUNDRY.
FoE RENT-The Thornton place, on
PAGE staeet, containing 20 acres of land,
at $l8 per month.
NoRTHCUTT s. DoBBs.
A lot of large size heavy Boots to be
sold at q bargain at McCutcheon's
Best grades of coal for sale and deliver
ed free in the city. Office at Livery Sta
BILE on Cherokee street.
HENRY MEINERT.
Mr. G. c. SoRRELLs, of Acworth, drew
$500 in the Louisiana State Lottery the
other day. He says he has spent $500 in
the effort. He is still 5000 out of pocket.
TWENTY-FIVE Italians on Thursday last
boarded the Marietta & North Georgia
railroad for Blue Ridge, where they 60 to
work on the road and the marble quarries.
Our new Sheriff, Mr.. McLain, had
hard days ride on Saturday. He had to
visit opposite sides of the county on official
business
SPECIFICATIONS for macademizing and
improving Cemetery street by the Ma
tional government has been received.
Several parties will make bids for the
work
The weather we have been and are having
this winter is just simply lovely. Bright,
clear, sunny days, and everybody en-
gagged in outdoor work without interior
ence. Those who have houses in course
Of erection have been greatly favored.
MONEY to loan For information call
on SEssIoNsss& SESSIONS, Atty's
Ladies fine shoes from 81 a pair up
at Hirsch's.
THE man who makes ohice-seeking and
office-holding a business, is mighty apt to
drop the buttered-side OF his bread on the
ground A trade diligently pursued gives
more assurance of peace of mind and plen-
ty to eat and wear
Rev. p NJ. RYBURN, the beloved pastor
Of the Methodist church. has been con-
fined to his home sick for the past week.
In consequence of this, Rev. Dr. Buttolph
filled his pulpit last Sunday morning, and
Rev. Mr.. Megath at night, Rev. J. R.
Speck will preach Wednesday night.
Mr.. E. G. MCCARTHY has been engaged
by us to canvass Cobb county for subscrip-
tons to the Journal, and has entered up
on his duties We want to double the
present large subscription list of the Jour
NAL Let every man subscribe for his
county paper.
Clothing of all kinds at greatly reduced
prices of Hirschs.
Corn WANTgD.-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. KENNEsAw MILLS Co
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
The colored Baptists are building two
new churches. The first Baptist are erect
ing on their old site on Lemons street,
and the Second Baptist are building on
Cole street. These colored people are
showing commendable spirit in securing
creditable and comfortable houses OF wor-
ship