The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-02-27
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Det.
ted Down for Journal Readers.

Marlin Rife for sale, W. W. McArEE.
Mr.. s. A. Anderson has bought the Ed.
monston brick warehouse.
Mr.. Arthur Springer has moved his
family back to our city.
Mr.. c, NJ. Crosby is down with the
grippe
DR.. Geiger from Roswell spent "a day
last week in the city.
| A boy, ten pounds, and Mr.. George Fl.
| Withers is the happy father.
| Mr.. VIM. ]. Clark, OF Delhi, N. j, and
ex Sheriff of Delaware county, is in the
city, with view of locating.
Will be sold before the Courthouse door
on first Tuesday in March, the remainder
Of furniture of the late Whitlock House.
| Miss Helen Reed, who has been visiting
Miss Latimer, has returned home, much
to the regret OF her many friends.
II Miss Alice Wooten, OF Washington, Ga.
and Miss Sallie Lowery, of Clayborn, Ga,
| are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Warren.
| Capt. R. w. Boone LETT last week on a
1 trip through Florida he will visit Cuba
before he returns home.
Mrs Hancock. Miss AHce Trammel.
Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Will EIfamnell, after
spending two weeks in Florida, haze re-
turned home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. M. Hilburn returned
on last Monday evening from their bridal
tour to Chattanooga, and are now at their
home on Anderson street.
The Juvenile Missionary Society will
hold meeting Friday night at the MethO-
.. dist Church. Everybody invited.
4 LosT-Large red and white coIored
Pointer dog long nose and ears, answers
a to name of Spot. Liberal reward will be
. paid tor his return to Prof. Seals, at
v Elizabeth. W. II. WYATT.
j Mr.. James Carslile and Mrs. Rosa
McCollum were married in Atlanta last
Sunday morning, and, accompanied by
Mr.. George Culley, Mrs. Ed Cox and Mr..
n and Mrs. Paul Tuggle, spent the day in
b Marietta with Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
a Garrison.
lei The Atlanta Chronicle says; In one OF
e our sister cities they sing the following
Al spring poem: ,4Sg
e Mary had little lamb,
J. And didn't try to pet her,
h But with the first o the green peas,
Marietta!
4 Rev. Joseph Henry Miller, of Ypsilant,
q Michigan, has accepted the pastorate of
the Congregational Church at this place,
! and preached his first sermon last Sunday.
For two years he was missionary in the
. West Indies, and knows something of the
hardships that fever stricken country in
a ficts upon those not natives. His family
, will arrive in few days.
I Messrs Manning Bros are prepared to
. accommodate the farmers and the public
generally with the very best goods--dry
goods, clothing, groceries, hardware,
leather, grain, wagons, buggies, road carts
{ harness, fertilizers, etc. They are whole
: souled, clever men, perfectly reliable, and
will treat you right Call and see them.
Their advertisement will be found in
another column. HeW
: The International Association of Ticket
. Agents held their annual meeting at Jack
sonville, Fla, last week, all Southern
railroads extended theEl every courtesy
!, that was i'll their power. After their meet
!. ing in Jacksonville the party travelled
! three or four days through Florida, some
visiting Cuba, and others returned home
6 via New Orleans. Mr.. j.. C. Boston, of
this place, Joined them in Atlanta and
was in the party that visited Cuba.
we have frequently said that goods can
be bought cheaper in Marietta than in
Atlanta. On last Saturday and Monday,
Messrs. Read & Virgins, of this place,
,, sold three suits of clothes to parties living
{ in Edgewood, Atlanta and Chattanooga.
, They were impressed with the fact that
! they could get no such fabrics tor the
I; same money in those places, and gave
: these gentlemen their trade. They sold
twelve suits last week in one day by sam
8 Piles. 3'W 4
The Literary and Debating Society will
d meet tonight Thursday regardless Of the
9 9 wrather, at the residence of Mrs. Cole.
The program is as follows: Reading, A
Manget; Song, Miss Baber; Defamation
f k.Boston Recitation. Miss Simpson
Debate, Resolved, That the career Of Ma
poleon Bonaparte was conducive --of more
good than evi. results" Affirmative, Hol
r land, Simpson, Dunwody. Negative, Nc,
!. Afee, Faw and Grower. Miss Mary Cole.
= It is we'll known among the members that
this society has held no regular meeting
II this year, owing to unfavorable circum
~ stances, and as there has been some
= time past, it is earnestly hoped that all
members will exert themselves TO be pres
ia ent and assemble early. This may be
k. termed q critical period in the history Of
this nrco niz RON and tho fufnra nrn0raae