The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-04-17
MARIETTA MATTERS.

A~ ANS . esC1ty saiuotiOu.
There win be plenty of candidates for
all the Offices in COBB county.
Some tin repairing is being done on the
coart house this week. t4F.
Judge Gober held court for Judge Miller
in Houston last week.
For RENT-A new five room house, close
in, on cemetery st. Apply at this Office.
The hotels in Florida are closing FOR the
season
The same amount of push, tact and en-
ergy used here as in other towns will
accomplish the same results.
Anderson Bros. have just received a
fresh lot of the North Western Fertilizer.
Go and get your supply
COBB county has as clever and accom-
modating county officers as you will find
anywhere.
The NJ. Il N. Ga. Railway now has
telegraphic communication with Knox>
vile, Tenn.
Beadsteads for $l.25 at Hirsch's.
Spring is upon us in all of its charming
brightness and beauty. The trees are
leaving but the loafers are still with us.
THERE is always a welcome here for the
Marietta Journal. II is good newspaper
and full of news, too Atlanta Evening
Journal.
Our Northern visitors who take rides to
the country, come back with their CARR
ages laden with wild honeysuckles They
are great lovers of flowers.
Buy your Straw Hats from B. R. Legg
Il Bro and save from 10 to % per cent.
DREssMAKING done by Mrs: Henry S.
Root at her residence on Cherokee st.
Children's work speciality.
Wash stands at 81 As at Hirsch's.
A blanket-ish was one of the curiosities
we saw in the Gulf between Key West and
Tampa. 1t looked like an Unframed cow
hide floating on the water
The Odd Fellows of Marietta will cele-
brate the list Anniversary of their order
on the 10Th of April Arrangements are
being made to make it an interesting occa-
sion.
The Elmwood Hotel is full up. Mr..
Shockley has everything we'll organized
and the guests are well pleased. The Ia
BILE fare is first class and served in good
style. Success to Tom and the Elmwood.
The English sparrows are building their
nests everywhere. Some of them have
been industriously building in the globes
of the electric lights only to be despoiled
by the trimmer.
Hirsch just received 10 suits of furniture
that he can sell at $40 suit.
If you want to save 25cts per barrel on
your Flour go to B. R. Legg & Bro. and
buy it.
For SALEOne good work horse.
DoBBs & Bro.
Remnants of Mems, Women and Chill.
dren's Shoes at u sacrifice at
MCCUTCHEoN'
Rev. DR.. Robins, OF Cedartown. was in
the city Friday, en- route to Woodstock,
where he preached on Sunday last the
dedicatory sermon of the new Methodist
church recently built there.
Prof Moss fired two shots at an un-
known parsonage Thursday night in the
lane, near Mr.. Walraven's on Whitlock
Avenue. The party attempted to attack
Mr.. Moss, and has been seen hanging
around there at night for several nights.
B. R. Legg & Bro. have line of Um>
brellas for ladies and gentlemen that cans
not be surpassed in Marietta
Buy the Whitney or Baltimore Bah.
Carriages at Schoenthals. None better
Few equal.
A full measure and a little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Ii you want to borrow money call on
SESSIONS & SESSIONS,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Hirsch is headquarters for all kinds OF
shoes.
At a meeting of the Presbytery of Cher
kee at Rockmart, Rev. II. K. Walker, of
Marietta, and DR.. F. R. Calhoun, OF
Euharlee, were elected delegates to the
General Assembly which meets at Ash.
vile, N. c., on May the 18th.
The knights of Honor held their annual
meeting at Canton last week, Messrs. A. NJ
Dcbbs and 7. 81. Shockley were delegates
The body enroute home Thursday stopped
in Marietta and spent a short time in
viewing the city. The next annual meet
ing will be in Americas.
Col. W. S. Cheney is extremely obliging
and delights in doing US friendly favor
whenever we call on him. He is good
lawyer, enjoys lucrative practice and is
useful citizen. We lift our hat to Col.
Cheney. May he live long and prosper,
and get married before the year is out.
The celebrated Peoples shoes at
Hirsch's.
Genuine French woven corsets only SOC.