The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-09
MARIETTA MATTERS.

the new year.
Bella Campbell has house and lot for
sale, cheap.
Mrs. Joseph Paige, we regret to learn, is
quite sick.
PETER Henry, we'll known colored man,
died on Sunday last.
Twenty horsepower Engine Good as
newand low priced. GEO. s. BURSAp.
MISS May Keeter is visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. II. Corey, at Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Corey and child
have moved to Nelson, Ga.
Mr.. James NJ. Kirkham, of Jay, Lump
kin Counto, Ca, was in the city last week.
he first visit in six years to our town.
DR.. and Mrs, Wiley, OF Wisconsin are
spending the winter here, at the residence
of Mrs. George, Atlanta street.
We will furnish the city all the lumber
needed at one dollar per hundred in our
our yard. l.. BLACK & Sos.
Miss Amanda Lawrence is visiting her
uncle, Judge Spencer Atkinson at Bruins
wick
MIR. j. II. Bate, Of this place, has
British coin dated 1887, which would make
it 1853 years old.
Mr.. John I. Brantley, after spending a
week or more at his former home, Black
obn0r hoe al -
The week OF prayer is being duly OBJ
served at the Baptist Church this week
all of the churches Uniting in the worship.
All parties are forbidden trespassing in
any way on my place. r M. Cleveland.
Millinery and all winter goods at cost at
Mrs. c. G. BRUMBY
NEW five room house to rent, on Nation
al Cemetery street Apply at this Office
Mr.. Arthur Van Dyke and Miss Ella
Cohron, of Atlanta, were married on Tues
day of last week.
THIS is the year when candidates will
bloom forth, regardless of weather What
l. ohhhAuS VI hohOct
A candy stretching was held at Mr.. Gar.
woods residence on Thursday night also
| one at Rev. Mr. Manget's on Friday night
Mr.. Harry F. Dunwody, of Brunswick,
| and Miss Eula Brown, of Atlanta, were
married on last Thursday. Our best wishes.
The Augesta News, ever sparkling and
bright, sent US one OF their holiday calen-
ders, unique in design, and very creditable.
PROMISES are not worth cent. 1t is
money that keeps the wheels OF business
creased.
| MISS Mabel Cady, who has been visiting
her cousin, Miss Jessie Green, at the Read
House, left for her home in Detroit last
week.
MISS Emma Hawkins, after a pleasant
visit to relatives, has returned to her home
in Barlow.
No difference what you want you will
save money by buying from Hirsch.
Remnants of Mems, Women and Chill
dren's Shoes at sacrifice at
McCUTCHEoN'
For RENT-The Tucker residence on
Lawrence street, at $3.50 per month.
r. N. HOLLAND.
A Marietta lady renews her subscription
to the JOURNAL, and writes: Every one
enjoys the perusal of your excellent paper
II do
The Atlanta Journal says the Marietta
JOURNAL is live, bright and deserving
paper" and wishes US success Thanks,
kind sirs.
100 lbs. wool rolls at McCutcheon's.
WANTED-Fresh Eggs for Matching. |
will pay the highest price for same
J. F CLARKE.
| CAPT. Bob Irwin went to Atlanta on
Thursday and resumed work in Camptrol-
lers Office. His leg is still encased in
plaster of paris and he uses crutches.
If you havnt renewed your subscription
to the Marietta JOURNAL for the new year,
w 81 DIT OHCei DIS We WISH w uTOp 10 NAME
from our list.
jim Walker. colored youth, was arrested
Saturday night for having on his person a
concealed pistol. Marshal Swan turned
him over to the Sheriff
The young ladies working society of the
Baptist Church held an interesting and
enjoyable meeting at the residence of Rev.
G. S. Tumlin on last Friday night.
Mr.. VIM. Rouche has taken a situation
with the Marietta Guano Factory in At
lanta and has moved his family to Atlanta.
Our subscribers are renewing right
along, while number Of new names are
being added to our already large list.
They write us Don't stop my paper,
can't do without it."
| The Marietta Journal, ore of the bright
est and best weekly newspapers in the
State, has entered upon its twenty third