The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-05-22

An observsnt gentleman remarked that
he was surprised to see how well and peace
fully the whites and blacks get along to-
gether in Marietta. There is no clashing
Quarreling or disturbance-each and every
person moving along in pursuit of busi>
ness or pleasure-and if there was any
race problem to solve he could not see where
in it existed. If some of our Northern
friends, who have never been South, would
come down here and stay awhile, probably
they would be similarity impressed The
truths, they get false ideas by partizan
press and rabid politicians.
BATHS can be had daily at Spring Lake
entrance on Lawrence street, Marietta
Ca, where accommodations for preparing
tor the baths are to be had and suitable
place for clothing. The undersigned will
cordially welcome all his patrons and
friends of Georgia and lneighboring States,
as we'll ae those of his native, state New
York, who may be sojourning or prospects
ing in this vicinity. j. l. CHAMBERLAIN.
no PhcttlSSI rear estate IOI safe III M8rl-
eta is the Brown Park property. Broad
boulevards, splendid scenery and large
lots. The sale occurs on the grounds, at 8
p. m, May 81.
Machine needles and oil at MR.. Lyons.
Fine and cheap Buggies, different
styles, One and two horse Wagons Good
lot OF fine and cheap Buggy Harness.
MANNING BRos.
Sprinkle your yards with Eureka Hose
DoBBs b BIO.
Mems all wool suits for Sc. Is at Hirschs
Money to loan. SESSIONS b SESSIONS
Attorneys-at-Law.
Ed. WooD. colored barber, was arrest
ed in Atlanta last Thursday, on bill of in.
dictment obtained about four years ago, and
brought to Marietta by Deputy Marshal
Swan and placed in Jail. Wood stole a
mule from negro named Jenkins, near
Kennesaw Mountain and traded the mule
to Mr.. Henry Chambers, near Smyrna, for
Texas pony. The mule was recovered
by jenkins, but the pony was clear loss
to Mr. Chambers. Wood has wife living
in Marietta and he has been here several
times, thinking that the matter had been
forgotten.
Let all the ladies attend the sale of 20
OF the beautiful Brown Park lots, at D.
m, May 9th. 1t will be treat to hear
Col. Geo. W. Adair conduct the auction
in his tamously racy manner.
The clothing stolen from Mrs. Charlie
Martin at the Elmwood House, were found
in possession of colored girl named Julia
Edmonston. Mrs. Martin did not miss
the clothing until she arrived at her home
in Cincinnati. The theft was committed
by the girl while Mrs. Martin was packing
her trunks prior to her departure for Gin.
cinnati
Mr.. O. W. Whitcher and family, who
have been stopping at the Elmwood tor
some time, left for their home in Boston,
Mass, on last Thursday. They will re-
turn next fall, when Mr.. W. will build an
elegant residence on the property he
bought from Mr.. L. Spaulding
The celebrated W. L. Douglas 80 shoes
for men at Hirsch s.
For RENT.-House and lot on Atlanta
street. Apply to J. M. WILSON.
Mr.. c. 81. Bredemeyer and family OF
Winchester, Va. have rented Mr.. W. A.
McCrea's dwelling and has moved his fam.
lily here Mr.. Bredemeyer is general
agent for the Southern states of Kingan &
Co., pork packers, of Indianapolis and
Kansas City. We are glad to welcome
them to our town.
Some of the finest asparagus ever grown,
was left with US by Mr.. Erwin Maxwell on
last Friday. 1t was raised on his place in
Marietta. He says in all his hotel experts
ence he never saw any asparagus larger or
more uniform in size. We thank him for
his kind remembrance
Examination of applicants for license to
teach public schools in Cobb county will
be held at the court house Thursday and
Friday, May 20 and 30. Whites on Thurs
day, colored on Friday
W. R. Power, Com.
4 lady in Marietta has small patch of
strawberries in her garden, and she sells
two and three dollars worth every day
She picks only the large ones for sale and
and leaves the small ones. The crop is
not very plentiful in this section this year,
but the berry is just as luscious as ever.
Dou't lose the opportunity of purchasing
some of the beautiful Brown Park lots, at
p. M, May 81 Some OF Atlanta's leads
ing citizens will be present.
1t is said that marble headstones, for the
graves of the Confederate dead at this
place, can be had for 25 cents each. II
accurately located, it seems to us a
fund could be raised to put headstones to
every grave.
The census man will soon be round to
make your acquaintace. Answer his ques.
tons, or you subject yourself to heavy
fine.
Col l.. F. Livingston was in the city
Wednesday.