The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-01-15
MARIETTA MATTERS

Now for free schools
Snow in the mountains of North Georgia.
Pay the printer what you owe him.
Marietta is the healthiest place in Geor-
gia.
Election for tree schools, February l7th
Every true citizen should pull together
for the upbuilding of our town. :
FELT HATS, Fancy Feathers and Birds
at cost at Mrs. j. S. Warren's.
Hot Chocolate and Peanuts at A. K.
Whites.
buy Furniture for cash and buy to sell.
w. E. GILBERT
Miss Matte Bell Grist is visiting rela>
tives and friends in Atlanta.
Marietta Whist Club meets at Dr.
Strong's Thursday evening, January 18th.
For SALE-A mule and hogs address P.
0. Box 290 Marietta, Ga.
sir. G. W. Green and family of Kenne.
saw, have moved to Marietta
The defeated candidates take their de>
feat good naturally. They are all good
men, but all couldn't be elected.
Miss Patsy Williams, lovely young lady
from Hamilton Ga, is here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. D. n Anderson
Electric lights shine more brilliantly on
dark, rainy nights than clear nights. Have
you ever noticed it?
Agricola Bread and Cakes at A. K.
Whites.
FURNITURE FURNITURE !-Remember
Twill sell every item in this line as cheap
as any one. "a word to the wise is suffice
lent. Come to see me before buying and
you will save money. W. E. GILBERT.
A steam laundry and an ice factory are
two enterprises that will probably be start
ed here in the spring.
Miss Katie Robertson, after spending
several weeks with friends here, has re
turned to her home near GAINESVILLE.
The NJ. g. N. G. R. R. Co. is contesting
the payment of $l,O64.95 tax due this
county through the Comptroller>Generals
ofice.-CaHton Advance.
In the distribution of vocations it is q
strange fact that the man who would run
newspaper to suit every one is always in
some other business than journalism
Any one who needs anything in the fur
niture line can save from 10 to Is per cent
by buying from R. Hirch.
FELT HATS, Fancy Feathers and Birds
at cost at Mrs j. S. Warren's'
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
Ticket No. 433 gets the doll Ticket
No. al gets the locomotive Neither
| ticket has been presented.
SCHLEsINGER, PAGE & Co.
For SALE.-A good farm horse. either
or cash or on time. Apply to
JOHN d. NoRTHcUTT.
Prof Freyer and Postmaster Hughes
| have kept the carpenters busy for the past
week, improving the interior of the post IF
fee
Mr.. Asa Lowe. Of Boston, Mass, cousin
of Mr.. Erwin Maxwell is stopping with
him, and there is prospect of Mr.. Lowe
making Georgia his future home. We
trust his stay in the city may be pleasant
General Phillips made speech before
citizens meeting, at Canton. recently,
with view of encouraging the building of
a marble mill at that place. The prospect
is fattering.
Mr.. A. J. Harrison, OF this county, has
an educated Shepard dog. The dog knows
the alphabet and can pick out any letter
that you may tell him, just as we'll as
Burks educated horse could pick out fig
ures.
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Attorneys-at-Law.
All notes and accounts due US, if not
paid by the 10th OF January, will be placed
out for collection MANNING Bios.
CCuicolIEST, j dSt q u, NAVE uSClueu 10
open Shoe Store in Chattanooga, Tenn,
and will close out their present stock at
once regardless of cost
For SALE.--A good, young mare, for
cash or on time. e. S. Wright at Glover's
Store.
Col. Campbell Wallace, Jr., came up
from Marietta last Saturday on visit to
his plantation at Mt, Etowah and his many
friends in Canton. While here he made
Rev. c. E, Pattillo present of one of his
best and feetest horses. There are few if
any, cleverer gentlemen than Col. Wall
lace.-Canton Advance
Startling and Mile Young are an aged
colored couple, living in this place, mar
lied when they were respectively l3 and
u years OF age. They are now 81 and Sc