The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-03-27
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
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lVV60 10 marletta
Zeigler Bros. shoes at Hirsch's.
Miss Ella Eubanks, Of Smyrna, is here
on visit to Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Eubanks.-
For RENT.-House and lot on Atlanta
street. Apply to j. N. WILSON
Col Carl ] Wellborne, promising young
lawyer of Atlanta, was in the city Sunday.
A large number of visitors gladden. our
town now with their smiling presence.
Everything is very quiet since the adj
journment of court
Miss Elma Sanders, charming young
lady of Davenport Iowa, is here visiting
her cousin, Miss Mary Freyer.
MATTINGs MATTIEGsl Just received
fine line of Mattings, from l2s to so cents,
at SCHoENTHALs
LOOK HERE spring with winter in her
lap is upon us and there should be some
mating and marrying.
Judge Geo. F. Gober left here Sunday
night for Rome where he will hold two
weeks court for Judge Maddox.
Two STORY, seven room cottage for rent,
Lemon street, possession given imme>
diately. W. A. MCCREA.
Miss Mamie Marchman, after pleas
ant visit to friends in the city, returnd
home this week.
Mr.. j. B. Glover, Supt M. & N. Ga.
| Ry. Co, who has been sick for several
days, we are glad to learn is improving.
| FoR RENT-A nice cottage on Atlanta
street, next door south Of the Methodist
| Church. B. r. LEGG.
The MARIETTA JOURNAL is one of the best
weeklies in the State. Long may it live
and prosper.-BIue Ridge Post.
Miss Sallie Brown has returned home
from visit to relatives and friends in At
lanta.
DIR. I. ]. Moss, formerly of Middleton,
now of Atlanta, spent the day in the city
Monday.
Mr.. 81. s. Anderson has moved his gro
Gerry store into the house vacated by Mr..
C. q. Kiser.
The Grand Jury of last week broke into
the blind tiger business pretty extensively.
| A we'll informed party says their is not one
in town as large as church mouse.
We will refund the money to anyone
who buys one OF our woven Featherbone
Corsets and is not satisfied with it.
B. R. LEGG & Bro.
We are reliably informed that the Ken>
nessw Mills enterprise is not dead, but
budding to bloom into large cotton fac
tory. Why not; this valuable piece of
property should not remain idle.
Mr. Charles Stubenger has returned
home from lengthy visit to Florida. The
attraction In or near Marietta was too
great for Charlie and he couldn't wait to
fully recover his health.
Prot II B Moss has accepted position
with Prof Harris at the Male Academy
Prof Moss is young man of experience
as tutor and possesses many high quail
ties of his profession.
DR.. VIM. Henry Strickland of Atlanta,
and Rev. G. s. Tumlin Of this place will
exchange pulpits next Sabbath DR..
Strickland will preach at the Baptist
Church both morning and evening.
Mr. H c Clements and family, of Chica-
CO. Ill, passed through the city Tuesday
en-route to Tate, Pickens county where he
will permanently locate. Mr. Clements is
one of the largest stockholders of the
Georgia Marble Company. at Tate, Ga.
WATCH the pleasing, broad smile of the
candidate for the Legislature, feel his
warm, cordial hand>shake, and observe the
diligence with which he pushes his ambi-
ton before your notice Ny country
men, is the possession worth the pursuit.
We notice that several young darkies
who have been foraging around Marietta
all the winter have gone to the country
and got work. This is just what several
others ought to do instead Of loafng
around town and not earning more than
fifty cents week not sufficient to live on.
The Taylor suit for damages, charging
malpractice in the treatment of Taylor's
little daughter who was sick with fever,
was decided last week in favor of Dr. N.
N. Gober This was the second suit
the first suit was non-suited. DR.. Gober
is one of our most successful and skilled
physicians and enjoys a large practice, as
we'll as commands the confidence and es-
TEEN of our people.
DURING the cross examination of ne
gro last week in Cobb Superior Court an
attorney asked him if he was bachelor.
He replied Il was den, when dat took
place, but amt now" Have you mar
ried since then p enquired the attorney.
"Nc, sab, but my sister has and she and
her husband are living wild me- A smile
crept over the faces Of the vast audience
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