The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-04-09


able nuisance. A dog law is absolutely
necessary to thin them out. A law of this
kind would prove protection to valuable
dogs, but the worthless dogs would be
| slaughtered. 1t appears to US if something
isn't done to abate this nuisance, people
will have to get double barrel shot guns
and destroy these canine Mafas.
Some men have sponged their reading
matter SO long, by borrowing their gener-
GUS friends newspaper, that they think it
nothing but right for them to continue to
do so. What do you suppose your friend
or neighbor thinks of your stipginess ?
The subscription price OF the MARIETTA
JOURNAL is too cheap for you to act this
way. Be man, and big hearted man at
that, and subscribe.
For SALE OR RENT-An eight room resi-
dence on Cemetery street. Apply at Jour
NAL office.
| Look at this, Pants 75c, Shirts SOC, Over
alls 45c, at the Farmers Store.
Mattings at l23c. to SOC, at Schoenthaps.
New Goods. no old stock.
! Baby carriages lower than the lowest at
| Hirsch's.
Foa RENT-New cottage of six rooms.
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
The celebrated Lilly Bracket l. Co. s
mems shoes for sale only by Read & Wig
gins.
| Go to B. R. Legg 6 Bro. for Planters
Pride and Solid South Guano.
Friday nool country mans horse.
hitched to buggy, ran away. In passing
around the square, one of the wheels of the
buggy came in contact with a telephone
pole, wrecking the buggy. The telephone
pole was uninjured, but still remain Units
old position ready for the next horse and
buggy.
Neal and Massey are strong team on
the Marietta Journal, and the columns of
their paper show industry, ability and
enterprise. Mariettians ehould feed them
well, for such good newspaper men should
never be allowed to go hungry. -Fott Val
ley Enterprise.
You will strike it right it you buy your
mattings at Schoenthars.
Think of it! The Farmers Store sells a
good suit for $3.50
Snow tell heer Friday night but it did
not remain Saturday morning it was very
cold, and where water was left over night
in water buckets and basins, ice formed. II
is feared the freeze has killed the fruit.
Last Sunday can be recorded as cold
one Ice was visible and snow at inter
walls fell. At night, the cloads drifted away
, and the stars shone ia clearness. Monday
morning heavy frost covered the ground.
doing its biting work. 1t is feared that
the fruit is killed.
| Col. j. R. Towers says he has examined
the peach trees in his garden and he finds
plenty of peaches on the trees uniniured.
Several farmers report that in some or.
chards fruit appear killed while in Others
they are net.
Give the babies chance. Buy "a carr
riage at Schoenthals.
! Hirsch is selling fine mating for what
you have to pay for cheap goods elsewhere.
Call and see what large and beautiful
line of clothing we have for you to select
your spring suit from.
READ & WIGGlNs.
We guarantee our Planters Pride Guano
an all bone and blood goods. and equal to
any goods made. for sale by B. r Legg &
Bro MARIETTA GUANo Co
The wood h.ulers and coal dealers have
had harvest OF dollars this season. The
weather has been such as demand con,
slant supply of fuel.
The prize banner for lessons, money and
attendance, highest average was awarded
to Mss Leila McClatchey's class at the
Methodist Sunday school last Sunday.
The Ladies Working Society of the
Episcopal hurch met at the residence of
Mrs. Massey last Tuesday evening. They
hold their next meeting at the residence
of Mrs. Trezevant next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Marshal Camp and wife, and Mr..
Stone and family, have moved to Nelson.
Messrs. Camp and Stone have employment
in the marble mills there.
Some Of our Oldest citizens say that the
variableness of our weather for the past
month astonishes them. Is our climate
changing?
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Honor are in session at Americas. Mr..
I. Il. Shockley is delegate from the Ma
rietta lodge.
Buy the Whitney Baby carriage, have no
other For sale only at SchoenthaIs, from
Some men are very Agreeable when you
side with them on the issues of the day
but, to have your opinion-what differ
ence?
Mr.. George w. Green supereedes Mr.. G.
I. Swan as Deputy Marshal. He will