The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-02-13
MARIETTA MATTERs.Y

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The town is filing up with Northern
tourists. ri Tf r,
The grippe is certainly got fast grir
on some of our citizens.
What has become of the dog law. Is it 9
farce CT fact?
Mr.. VIM. Spencer, of Flowery Branch
was in the city this week.
The elm trees around the square are
putting out leaves.
Bargains in guns at DoBBs & Bro.
We are going to have warm summer
why not build an ice factory?
Arthur Springer andiamily will soon re.
turn to Marietta to 1--we.
|. q. Springer is going to Brunswick for
few weeks.
A fresh shipment of Postelrs elegant
flour, just received at HARRY HAYNES.
Mr.. j. B. Campbell moved his family to
Atlanta last week. where he is in business.
You can buy your Coal this week for
-Four Dollars per ton. HENRY MEINERT.
MAYOR T. W. Glover was one of the at.
tendants of the Knowles-Hiles wedding in
Rome last week
The old soldiers are drawing their pen.
sions from the State. This pittance is a
great help.
Rev. /. W. Waddell has resigned the
care of the Presbyterian Church in AL.
bany.
GRASS and weeds are going to flourish
this year, as the mild winter has been very
favorable for abundant growth.
"Snowdrift' lard for sale only by HARRY
HAYNES.
The young man who is going to marry
church choir singer, says they met by
chants
Miss Leize Glover, who has been visiting
friends in Macon for several weeks, has re.
turned home.
sewer ripe, UoBBS q BRO.
100 lbs. wool rolls at McCutcheon's
WANTED-Thirty mich cows. Apply to
John A. Sibley, Marietta.
A full measure and a little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
You have beautiful town. That is
the expression every one makes who visits
Marietta.
New subscribers are being added to the
JOURNAL list right along. The people will
have it.
The cold spell that struck this vicinity
last Thursday, caught a number of fruit
trees in bloom and trees preparing to put
out leaves.
Try those cucumber pickles at HARRY
HAYNES.
A gentleman from New Jersey speaks o.
coming to Marietta to engage in the manu-
facture of wooden ware This is the verJ
place. Timber in abundance.
Enquiries are being made by parties il
the West as to real estate in Marietta
Our town is widely known and bound tc
keep pace with the procession.
We are selling our entire line of Dry
Goods Blankets, Comforts, Jackets, Long
Cloaks at actual New York cost to close
out. r. HIRsCH q Son.
For SALE-One gentle buggy horse,
suitable for family. Apply to
W. r. TURNER.
For RENT-An 8room house, on Law.
renee street at $3.50 per month. Also, a
room cottage on Locust street at 81 per
month. r. N. HOLLAND.
Messrs. Henderson & Austin, of this
place, have the contract to build a depot
at Jasper, for the Marietta & North Geor.
gia Railroad. They commence the work
this week.
Mr.. A. D. Ruede left Wednesday for
Talladega, Ala, where he goes to accept a
position in Mr.. Heine's jewelry establish
ment. He is fine workman and is ::offer-
ed good salary.
MISS Jessie Brown, who formerly lived
at this place, is suing an Italian in Atlanta
because he accused her Of stealing three
dozen bananas. E
Hard wood post Bed at w. e. GILBERT s
for $3.50, the only place You can get such
a bed for that price.
ADVERTISE now and don't hide your
light under bushel. Let people know
you are still here and mean to do business,
and that you havn't retired to private life.
Buy the celebrated Charter Oak Stove.
Prices low. DoBBs Il BRO.
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LoAN.-I have
made new arrangements to borrow money
for farmers at better rates than ever. Come
and see. ESocH FAw,
Attorney-at-Law, Marietta. Ga.
Our stock of guns will be sold at reduced
prices. DoBBs Il BRo.
Parties owing us will save cost by set>
ling at once. r HIRscH & Son.
DoN'T borrow your town paper. IF you