The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-04-17
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and.Dot.
ted Down for Journal Readers.

Ter MRS. LeKg,
i Mr.. R. NJ. Cleveland. of Wartrace.
Tenn is here.
The Library will be open on Tuesday
and Friday evenings from 7.3O til ..
Mrs. DIR. A. Reynolds, Jr., and children,
are on month visit to her sister in Nash
vile, Tenn.
Mr.. Frank Lumpkin bushes when you
mention it. but he is happy over the ar>
rival of a ten pound boy.
Buy your groceries from Harry Haynes.
Elegant line of novelties in Slippers and
Low Shoes just opened at the Enterprise.
Dr.. N N. Gober is at home nursing a
rheumatic foot Exposure in rain, in
making calls superinduced it.
). Mr.. John Bradley, conductor on the NJ
Il N. Ga. Ry., was married last Thursday
night to Miss Sue Jones, Rev. Mr.. Brown
officiating. We extend congratulations
Murphy Bulletin.
Capt. j. J. ONeill is at his daughters
Mrs II. d. McCutcheon, in this place
gradually growing weaker from his long
affection. He has been a great sufferer
but stands it with a patience and resigna-
ton that is wonderful.
Fresh pickles in bulk at Harry Haynes.
Straw Hats in every shape and quality
just opened at Schlesinger, Page & Co.'S.
Mr.. J. M.Fowler, section boss of the M.
Il N. Ga. Railroad, who lives near Black
wells, was called home Tuesday, owing to
an accident that happened to his little
daughter, who fell into FIRE and was bad.
ly burned.
The Georgia Teachers Association will
be held in Columbus from April 18th to
: May End. Prot. j. G. Harris, of Marietta,
is on the program to discuss the subject
Some Methods in English Grammar"
Shells for decorating at Harry Haynes.
a The new hotel is assured. Low prices
, in shoes and hats are also assured by the
Enterprise"
ONE elegant residence on Kennesaw
Avenue for rent and another that must be
. sold. LEWIS SPAULDING, Agent
Mr.. Charlie Henderson's little daughter,
Donna, who had her leg fractured the 9th,
er day isgetting along finely; as is also
Mr.. Mosher's little daughter, whose leg was
broken. DR.. Seize gave the necessary
attention
THERE may be better and newsier eyen<
ing papers than the Atlanta journal, but
We have never seen them. In our opinion
it stands without a rival in the South.
The Marietta people appreciate it very
highly, and so do we.
Mr.. L. McVickers, of Atlanta, was in the
city recently, with a view of starting a
cigar factory here. We learn he has de-
cided to do so, and will move his family
here This industry will give employment
to a number of hands. His specially will
be Havana cigars.
Go to B. r. Legg & Bros and see some
beautiful dress goods just received.
BEN Ely, the negro convicted of muir
der, and who is believed to be the murder
er of Mrs. Hargroye in this county, will be
hanged on Friday, tomorrow in the Jail
yard at Birmingham, on the same gallows
on which Dick Halves and Gilbert Lowe
we're executed.
Mr.. EDIToR-Will you allow me to an
} nounce through your worthy columns that
the Missionary Mass Meeting at New
Hope church, to be held on the 3rd Sum
day, April 20, has been postponed to the
Bird Sunday. the 18th Of May. Also the
Missionary Mass Meeting at Mt Bethel
will commence at o'clock A. M, instead
of the afternoon. Rev. ]. D. MILTON.
Leave your measure for spring suit at
the Enterprise. Schlesinger, Page &
Co.'S artistic Tailors are building some ele-
CANT suits for our merchants and others.
Home made apple vinegar at Harry
Haynes.
Application will be made to the Mayor
and City Council, of Marietta. at their
next regular meeting, for the purpose of
widening Polk street, beginning at corner
of Denmead street and extending to the
western end of said street condemning
each side, thereof sufficient to make the
same uniform width of forty feet, for the
use of the public. II. W. GLOVER, Mayor.
One more car Of our Blood Ammonias
, ted Guano just received, the last we will
have this season. Ifyou.have not bought
any OF it try few sacks.
4 B. R. LEGG BRo.
3 DIED.-Miss Fannie McAfee died in
San Luis Obispo, California on March 9th,
1890. She was the daughter Of Mr. L. A.
and Mrs. F. c. McAfee, formerly residents
of Marietta, Ga Miss Fannie was born in
y Cobb county onlNovember 2oth 1853. and
y was educated at Oxford, Ga. She was
most lovable young lady, but consumption
= fastened upon her lungs, and she passed
J. over the river. content to so, being true
and trusting christian,