The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-04-03
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot
ted Down for Journal Readers.

mr.. Ervln maxwell IS as home Tor few
days this week.
Col. Peter j. Lawshe is in the city. talk
ing insurance.
Mr.. Will Springer has accepted posi-
ton in Atlanta with Ryan Sons.
Mrs Dr. Harris, of Cedartown, is visit
ing her son, Prof ]. @. Harris.
Teachers Institute meets at Mele Acade-
my Saturday next.
\ FoR RENr.-House and lot on Atlanta
street Apply to j. M. WILSON.
Genuine Carolina head rice at Harry
Haynes.
Mrs VIM King, Mrs VIM Norwood, of
Jesup. Ga. and Mrs Wharey, OF Virginia,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs II s Root.
The Eclectic club will meet at DIR. Cor
telyou's on next Tuesday night at eight
o'clock.
The Electric Light Company are putting
in fine new porcelain shades on all the
lights belonging to the commercial circuit.
The Literary and Debating society held
very pleasant meeting Thursday even
ing last at the residene Of Mrs II G Cole
A very attractive program was the order
of the evening.
Mrs. B. Schoenthal has had some very
decided improvements made on the interi.
or of her store.
MATTINGs MATTINGsl Just received
fine line of Mattings, from l2s to so cents,
at SCHoEETHALs'
Misses Laura Fulcher and Matte john
son, of Nashville, Tenn, are visiting Miss
Amina Latimer. AtA eth
The Easter song service at the Metho-
dist Sunday school promises to be very en-
tertaining. There viii be songs and short
addresses. .it..t
The teachers of the county are invited
to visit the Seminary immediately after
the adjournment of the association ON next
Saturday.
We will refund the money to anyone
who buys one OF our woven Featherbone
Corsets and is not satisfied with it,
b. R. LEGG q Bro.
Some of our fertilizer merchants say
that SO far, this season, they have sold
more guano than they did last year at this
| time. 9ra
We are CAD to learn that Mr.. r. M.
Clinkscales, who has been confined to his 1
bed for several weeks with the grippe, is
much better.
By special request Of the Alliance, Rev.
A. G. Dempsey will deliver an address at
Mt Bethel, on the 4th Saturday in this
month, at O clock.
Judge W. M: Ragsdale, of Decatur, Ca.
paid our town a visit Friday last The
Judge is now ordinary of Decalb q 6nty.
His many friends here were glad to see
him. NJ -
For RENT--A nice tottageeon Atlanta
street next door south of the Methodist
Church. b. r. LEGGA
The new hotel subscription is moving on
smoothly and successfully. Up to date
$24, $50 have been subscribed, and it is the
aim of those having the matter in charge
to increase the amount to $4,000. The
hotel is now practically an assured fact.
The tour room dwelling house and lot
on Fort street, In the east end of town,
the property of the Keunesaw Mills Con. /,
pany, was sold at Receivers sale last
Tuesday and was bought by Mr. ]. w.
Henderson for 1902.
the Seminary library now numbers over.
two hundred well selected volumns and
the young ladies are reading a great deal.
Miss Marielle Nesbitt is librarian and has
done much to. awaken an interest in the
library G~~S~ 90 !
SUPPOSE doctor does not take 5is-,ssvn
medicine; suppose preacher doe YnotA
practice what he breaches; he. means well, z
and no man has right to do wrong be-
cause some one else is not doing what he I
thinks ought not to be done.
Prof. Harris is delivering course of
lectures on Government" to the Young
ladies Of the Seminary at noon every Fri
day, and Prof. Stewart, at the same time
lectures at the Male Academy on
Chemistry of Common Life" !
Two STORY, seven room cottage for rent,
Lemon street, possession given imme>
diately. w. A. McCREA.
A protracted meeting is now going ON
in the Methodist Church in Olinville, con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Tillman. 1t is one of
the most interesting meetings ever held
in Olinville and much good is being
accomplished under the excellent preach
ing of Mr. Tillman. Eighteen persons
have already connected themselves with
the church, fourteen of whom joined last
Tuesday night, Several more will prob
| bly, join.
RS a. sS~e D.