The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Picnics and red bugs are the luxuries of
the season.
Our northern visitors are departing for
colder climate.
Mr., Charley Mayes left Friday night for
California
Marietta is the prettiest town in the
State
MISSES Garrett left Saturday on visit
to Rome.
The weather is giving warm reception
to our people.
Mr.. A. M. Neese has greatly improved
his store building.
Attorney General Darnell was in the
city on Saturday.
The blind tigers after while will wish
they could see.
Vegetation is growing off beautifully
since the rain.
Mr.. James R. Brumby and family now
reside at Daphney, Ala.
Mrs. J. C. Harris and children visited
Cedartown last week.
The city park with its clean avenues
and plats of green is showing up to good
advantage.
WANTED-Sound Cotton Seed. Apply
to Manning Bros.
Do you want trunk or a valise? If so
go to Hirsch s.
One of our popular young men will trans
plant an Americas flower to our town this
month.
Men cannot succeed without advertising
They may do business after fashion, but
not as much as if they advertised
The Whltlock House will be rebuilt if
our people will give the necessary encour-
agement.
School Books sold and exchanged at
j. A. Mangets.
Marietta in point of health, pure water
and refined people cannot be excelled in
the State,
Mr.. j. C. Howell and Col. W. P. Nc
CATCHY, of Chattanooga, were in the city
Sunday.
JUDGE VIM held Floyd Superior Court
last week The Rome Tribune says he
made many friends while there
Large line of white goods at Hirsch's.
The cedar posts being hauled out by
Mr.. Chuck Anderson, for the new tele-
graph line, are of large size.
Mrs. W. K. Burch and daughter who
have been stopping at Mr.. Reds, left on a
visit to Louisville last week.
John H. Boston, Jr., and R. D. T. Law
renee, Jr students of the State University,
spent several days at home last week
The jury lists published last week were
drawn for November term of Cobb Superb
or Court, not for March as printed.
There are some persons who won't sub
scribe for the Journal, but they dead.beat
their neighbors by borrowing We want
to live to write their obituaries.
Hirsch's keeps the finest line of shoes
in Marietta
Coal Tar for sale. Phoenix Foundry.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Boys knee pants suits from So cents up
at Hirsch's.
MRS. Epson and family accompanied
by Miss Smith, of Townsville, spent
Tuesday IN our city, enroute to home in
Cleveland, Ohio.
THERE seems to be no arrangements
made for observing Memorial day on the
Goth inst Is the occasion to pass by
without attention or respect?
The receipts at the Methodist supper at
the new hotel on last Thursday night were
$50 Is. 1t is to be used to purchase an
organ.
The Marietta young men do more court
ing and less marrying than any young
men in any town in the State. They
evidently believe that there is more happi.
ness in pursuit than in possession.
MISSES Sallie and Hattie Camp after
five months visit to New York and Kansas
City, No., returned home last Saturday,
much to the qualification of their many
friends in Marietta.
Pistol-toting darkies are numerous. A
big, strapping fellow got on the car at this
place the other day and pulled out pistol
as complacently as he would chew of to.
bacco.
Hirsch has the largest stock OF scarfs in
North Georgia.
To sit down and wait for our town to
grow without making effort to inaugurate
enterprises and push them to success, is
like fishing in a tub of water and expect to
catch fish.
THE Georgia State Baptist Convention
convenes in Marietta on Thursday, the