The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-04-10
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Oell your c0tton.
That ice factory ought to materialize.
The straw hat has come to remain with
rs for the season.
Mr.. NJ. G. Whitlock will not leave Mari
eta, we are glad to learn.
Miss Fleta Trammell leaves Friday to
visit her sister in Birmingham.
F. M. Boston spent Sunday week visit
ing his brother at Athens.
An investment company is need of
Marietta
Baptist Zion Baptist church has been
recovered by L. Black s. Son.
Mr.. Ed. Fowler had his residence des>
troyed by fire in Atlanta last week.
Parents who rear their children to idle
ness and fashion, make only mud pies.
Buy your Straw Hats from B. R. Legg
u Bro and save from 10 to Is per cent.
The wisest persons do not watch for the
faults of others.
Till men are honest they are not capa-
BILE of selfgovernment.
For SALE-Two fine sows with pig, also
twelve nice shoats. Apply to,
F. P. REYNOLDS.
Back-sliding is nothing against Chris.
tianity.
Mrs. Witt, of Atlanta, is visiting Mrs.
W. E. Granting.
Mrs Bette Chambers, of Dalton, visited
Mrs. W. E. Granting this week.
Mr.. James c. Howell, of Chattanooga,
was here Sunday.
DREssMAK1NG done by Mrs. Henry S.
Root at her residence on Cherokee St.
Childrens work a specially.
Hirsch has the largest stock of Furniture
in Marietta.
If you want to save 25cts per barrel on
your Flour go to B. R. Legg & Bro, and
buy it.
One elegant residence on Kennesaw
Avenue for rent and another that must be
sold. LEWIS SPAULDING, Agent.
The Kings Daughters will meet at the
Methodist Parsonage this Thursday after>
noon at 3 o. clock.
Clayton county is looking around to see
who she will send to the Senate to repre-.
sent the 35th district.
Mr.. w. III. Mckenzie and daughter,
Willie May, of Atlanta, were in the city
last Saturday.
IN no town have We seen steadier or
more brilliant electric lights than those in
Marietta.
Mr.. Will N. Hardin, author of white
Marie" visited his relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller at this place last week.
For RENT-A new five room house, close
in, on cemetery St. Apply at this Office.
B. R. Legg & Bro. have line of UNI
brellas for ladies and gentlemen that can
not be surpassed in Marietta
The Elmwood, under the management
of Mr.. T. H. Shockley, is meeting with
success and the guests are well pleased.
One hundred thousand dollar hotel Ger
tain. Hurrahl The JOURNAL never lets
up until it gets what it advocates,
Our Northern visitors engage IN horse
back riding every day. The ladies are
fine equestrienes.
MARIETTA shows more prosperity than
some of Florida's boom towns. North
Georgia section has future that will
eclipse any position of the State.
Hirsch has just received a large stock of
| summer clothing. Call and see them.
Buy the Whitney or Baltimore Bah.
Carriages at Schoenthals. None better
Few equal.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Genuine French woven corsets only SOC.
Jobbers price $3.50 per dozen.
R. LEGG s. Bro.
For SALE--One good work horse.
DoBBs s. Bro.
A pony got en- the track at Smyrna, last
Monday morning, in front Of freight
train, and kept ahead of the engine, and
got off safely at Marietta.
Judge Gober presided at the recent
term of Floyd Superior Court, Judge Mad
dox being i'll. He imposed fine of $25
Monday week, on all jurors not on time.
Little Donna, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Henderson, fell out of swing
on Wednesday Of last week, and broke her
| arm.
The Ladies Memorial Association of
Marietta will hold meeting at Rev. D. l..
Buttolph's residence this Thursday morn,
ing at 10 o'clock. Let there be full
attendance.
Mr.. B. R. Legg of the firm Of B. R. Legg
| & Bro, left Tuesday night for New York,
where he goes to buy an immense stock of
goods which he is determined shall not be
excelled in Marietta.
Master George Turner, son of conductor
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