The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-04-03
MARIETTA MATTERS.

We are going to have that new hotel.
Who will be sent to the Legislature from
Cobb?
Cotton still comes in and gets the top Of
the market.
Baby Carriages at Schoenthars.
Mr.. Frank B. Wellons is now clerking
for Mr.. 7. II. Shockley.
DREssMAKING done by Mrs. Henry S.
Root at her residence on Cherokee St.
Children's work speciality.
Mr.. W.. J. Black now wears broad
smile-its ten pound girl.
For RENT-A new five room house, close
in, on cemetery st. Apply at this office.
Miss Sallie Roberts, of Atlanta, is here
visiting Miss Lena Reed
Go to Hirsch's ard get your summer
dress goods.
Miss Mamie Tate, of Tate, Ca, is visits
ing friends in the city.
Read my locals Of last week. Haven't
time to write any this week, Respectfully,
HARRY HAYNES.
The show windows of Mr.. I. II. Shock
ley showed up very prettily last Thursday.
Harry Haynes has got the finest cream
cheese in town.
A very enjoyable extemporaneous dance
was given at the Elmwood last week.
For SALE--One good work horse.
DoBBs & Bro.
Next Sunday will be Easter, and the
young ladies will don their new spring
bonnet.
You will find Harry Haynes "Reddy" to
deliver goods.
Miss Seney Towers who teaches in Rome
spent Saturday and Sunday with her faith
ers family here.
For SALE-One thousand chestnut posts.
For further information apply at this Office.
Miss Jessie Green, who has been spend>
ing some time in Savannah, returned last
week.
Call at Harry Haynes grocery and see
the Queen of Greece.
JUDGE Geo. F. Gober, of the Blue Ridge
Circuit, will hold court for Judge Miller at
Perry, Ca, next Monday.
Leave your measure for your spring suit
with Schlesinger, Page & Co., and get a
first class suit at the right price.
Mayor T. W. Glover and Capt. R. W.
Boone have returned home from their trir
to Mexico
FoR SALE-One good mule. on easy
terms Apply to BRUMBY CHAIR Co.
Rev. W. F. Glenn, P. E., preached q
the Methodist Church last Sunday night.
Umbrellas at about half their real value
Fast Black Satteen Gold and Silver han
| dies. % in. 60cts; "a in. 65cts; 26 in
80; % in. 9Octs. These prices good fol
this week only.
Hirsch has just received large stock O
summer clothing. Call and see them.
Mr.. H. NJ. WEIGH and his neice. Mis-,
Alice French, after two weeks pleasure
trip to Florida returned home this week
New Spring Millinery now open at Mrs
j. S. Warren's.
Mr.. L. II. Corey, of this place, has &C
cepted position in Nason's marble works
in Chicago, and left for that place last
Saturday.
Shells from the West Indies at Harry
Haynes.
Hirsch has the largest stock of Furniture
in Marietta.
The Baptist Church will begin series of
meetings next Sabbath. The pastor, Rev.
G. S. Tumlin hopes to get the assistance
of Rev. A. II. MITCHELL of Atlanta, who is
a minister of eloquence and power. Atten-
dance of all is solicited.
LOST OR SToLEN-On March 10th,
one red hound bitch with white ring around
the neck, white legs and end of the tail
white. l will pay $3.50 to any one that
will find her and notify me at Dallas, Ga.
JOHN w. SPINKs
Get your new hat and shoes for Easter
Sunday at THE Enterprise.
Mr.. Dave Boring, of this county, son Of
j. P. Boring, left for Oroville, Beutt coun
! ty. California, one day last week, and will
make it his home in the future We wish
him success.
Some merchants have got the Doodle
and others have got the name, but Harry
Haynes. uses his brains, and gets there just
the same.
w. W. Springer will be pleased to en-.
terrain his friends at Ryans Sons, at At.
lanta, Ga.
Col. Joe B. Alexander who has been
| spending the winter at Tampa, Fla, for
his health, returned home Friday. We
are glad to see Joe back with us and hope
that his health will rapidly Improve.
For SALE-A good farm mare, for cash