The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-02-05
MARIETTA MATTERS

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We will publish the Free School Bill in
our next ISSUE
The days are increasing in length about
two minutes every day.
Mr.. Frank Lumpkin and family have
moved to Toccoa, Ga.
A good farm or family horse cheap for
cash. Apply to GEO. NJ. MANNING.
The grippe has spared but few persons
in this place.
ADJUSTMENTS in Marietta are not very
amusing.
Read d Virgins can give you the latest
styles IN Hats, Shoes and furnishing goods.
If you make money, you had better not
try counterfeiting shop, the farm or
the store are the places to make it.
Miss Armina Latimer returned home
Monday from pleasant visit to friends in
| Augusta.
Go to B. R. Legg & Bro. tor Planters
Pride and Solid South Guano
Capt W. P Stephens Is still confined to
his home sick. We hope he will soon be re.
stored to health.
The Methodist Parsonage Society will
meet at Mrs. s. A. Anderson's Thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
If you wish the JOURNAL continued to
your address. you must renew at once, or
your name will be dropped.
For RESr-New cottage of six rooms
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
Read Schlesinger, Page & Co. S add on
last page.
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Attorneys-at-Law
All kinds of school books at J. A. Mans
gets
Who wants to buy good young horse
| and mule for cash or on time? A. Y
Leake has both for. sale.
Read Schlesi ager, Page Co S add on
last page.
E. b W. collars for l6 90 cents, at
| Hirsch's.
FoR SALE--A mule and hogs address p.
| o. Box 290 Marietta. Ga.
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.
IT is surprising how many negro boys
are loafng around Marietta. They toll
not, but they dress we'll and seem we'll ted.
The vagrant law ought be enforced.
Remember the dudes can get anything
to wear from a. collar button to an. over
coat from the Haberdashers,
READ & WIGG1Ns
| MARIETTA must have free public schools,
They will do more for Marietta than any>
thing we can establish.
Miss Laura Black after a five weeks
visit to relatives in Tallapocsa has return
ed to her home in this city.
To keep people in Marietta, we must
give them work. Men cannot pay house
rent feed and clothe their families and 90
unemployed.
Editor Branham, of the Rome Tribune,
covers the bill when he says: Zone rot
ten apple located in bushel of good ones
will spoil the whole lot. One croaker in
community will spoil many a good
scheme"
For RENT--New cottage of six rooms.
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
Read Schlesinger, Page Co.'S add on
last page.
MILK AND BUTTER for sale by Mrs J. L.
Sibley, opposite Episcopal church, on
Church street.
For SALE-l3 miles from Marietta, on
road to Kennesaw Mountain, several acres
OF land, in lots from l to 10 acres, in locals
| lily where water is very fine. Apply to
MRs FANNIE NJ. FOSTER
Residence on property.
WANTED-The following kinds Of timber:
White Oak, Hickory, Red Oak, Gum and
Poplar Apply at the Office for prices and
dimensions. BRUMBY CHAIR Co
DIED. Marguerite Page, infant daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Schlesinger, died
on last Thursday, aged months. The
remains were placed in vault, and will
be removed TO Chattanooga or Louisville
for interment. Mr. and Mrs. Schlesinger
have cur sympathy in their sad bereave,
ment
Any one who needs anything in the fur
niture line can save from 10 to - per cent
| by buying from r. Hirsch.
Fox SALE-A fine gentle pony, also bug
gy nearly new. Apply at this office.
Read ScLlesinger, Page 6 Co.'S add on
last page.
FoR SALE-Two milk COWS, one four
year old horse, and tour brood mares
Apply to Jas. L. Sibley, opposite Episco-
pal Church.
MI Geo. D. Anderson. son of Rev. W.
D Anderson, is now one of the teachers