The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-04-24
MARIETTA MATTERS.

A number of the young men Of MARKETS.
are boarding at the Elrawood.
Dun city punk, with its carpet of green
looks as pretty as picture
Some of our citizens are repainting their
houses.
Fishing frolics are beginning to engage
the attention of the lovers Of the sport.
New faces are seen on our streets every
day.
A. 7. Leake commenced selling ice to.
day, Wholesale and retail at popular prices.
1t was very cool for several days last
week.
Now is time to whitewash your premi-
ses
For SALE-Three Poland-China pigs.
Apply to, JOSEPH PACE.
The dogwood trees are in full bloom and
the woods are gorgeous with other flowers.
For SALE-For want of use, large
heavy mule, is l53 hands high and will do
any kind of work. FL. L. WEIGH.
Elk Mayor Geo. W. Walker, of Gaines
vile, Ga, was in the city on last Saturday.
NATURES spring garb of green is making
our fair Southland picture of loneliness.
You can save Is per cent at Schoenthals
on Mattings and Baby Carriages.
Two STORY, seven room cottage for rent.
Lemon street. possession given imme>
diately. W. A. MoCREA.
The Wing Place. next to Mr.. Pitner's
on Church ST., for sale, ENocH FAw.
Hilsch has the celebrated Ziegler Bros.
shoes for ladies.
TIE boys have commenced base ball. and
there will be no let up until winter comes
again.
RUMoRs of candidates for the county
officers are floating about, but none have
materializad into public announcement.
The Marietta Silver Cornet Band have
been solicited to play at the Memorial Ex
ercises in Atlanta ON Saturday, but they
are not advanced sufficient to accept.
Leake sells Ice.
Leake sells bread.
Leake sells vegetables,
Leake sells the best class of groceries.
Leake sells all goods in his line as cheaE
as first class groceries can be sold. He
does not keep shoddy goods at shoddy
prices. Call in and see him.
The graves of the Confederate dead are
not only neglected at Marietta, but it look.
as if the memorial observance is to be pass
ed over. How soon we are forgot"
IT you want to save Is cts per barrel on
your Hour so to B. R. Legg & Bro, and
buy it.
Owing to the rain on Thursday last the
ground was too wet for farming on Friday
and the town on that day was full of the
"bone and sinew" of the land.
For RENT.--House and lot on Atlantis
street. Apply to ]. N, WILSON.
MATTINGs MATTINGs!!-Justr received 9
fine line of Mattings, from l2s to so cents
at SCHoENTHAL S.
Mr.. Ben R. Legg returned last week
from New York and other markets. He
has stock of goods that cannot be excel.
ed
A horse, dragging a broken hltching
post, ran down the street Friday afternoon
and disported in the park, by kicking at
said post. A lady entering the park gate,
had to take to her heels to get out of the
way of the horse.
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.
If you wantto borrow money call on
SESSIONS & SESSIONS,
Attorneys.at-Law
Although it has been mild winter, we
have had to buy more coal than any win
ter of our experience in the use of coal
Our usual supply was exhausted and we
have bought thrice since.
In Havana Cuba, when you attend g
theatre you pay by the act You can at
tend any act you please, but the price OF
one dollar for ticket per act is collected
as promptly as the conductor collects the
fare on a street car.
Hon. Richard Russell, Solicitor Gener
al of the Athens Circuit, and editor of the
Athens Ledger, and Mr.. Louis J. Brumby
of Athens, were in the city Sunday visit
ing Mr.. J. B. Glover and family.
R Legg & Bro have line of Umbrel,
[ las for ladies and rentleman that cannot