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

Sunday to enjoy our-cold weather.
1t is limited that blind tigers are in
| the business again.
Mr.. G. 7. Swan has been elected DO
liceman in Atlanta.
The Alliance held meeting here last
Thursday.
A good suit of clothes at the Farmers
Store for $3.50
Read my advertisement on fourth page
| what Marietta has J. L. SHELLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. DuPre have moved
from Gainesville to Atlanta.
WANTED-l,OOO chestnut posts 5 inches
at top, this week. L. BLACK & Son.
Hicks predictions about the weather for
April seems to be disagreeably true.
DR.. A P. Kemp was in the city this
week.
The Georgia State Baptist Convention
met in Hawkinsville last Tuesday.
Good Pasturage for cattle, at reasonable
rates, in Oregon District II NORRIS.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
JOURNAL office.
WANTED-Spring and Summer boarders.
Apply to Mrs. A. KEE~ER, corner of
Church and Hansell streets. Marietta, Ga
The farmers and the jute bagging trust
have agreed on prices, and cotton will be
covered with jute hereafter.
Mr.. James R. Brumby, of Mobile, visits
ed his brother, Mr.. 7. M. Brumby, this
week.
The Atherean Society entertainment
tonight, Thursday, at Harwood Seminary
Buy ticket and attend
Wouldn't it help the water in the public
wells on the square, if said wells were clean
ed oct?
Whitewashing and painting of fences
and houses should be the order of the day
now. Clean up.
DIEB.-The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
S H. Brewer, died in this city on last Fri,
day.
The farmers it is said will have to pay
tax on all cotton held by them on the first
of April.
SEVERAL HUNDRED Dollars to Loan on
unincumbered real estate, at reasonable
rates. Address Guardian" care Journal
Office, Marietta.
DREssMAK1NG. by Mrs. H. S. Root corner
of Lemon and Cherokee Streets.
Everybody smokes the Ell Merito Cigar
at the Palace Drug Store.
Remember we make clothing, hats and
shoes, specially. READ & WIGGINs.
Capt. r. W. Boone, President of First
National Bank, has returned from his visit
to Jamaica. He had pleasant visit and
reports many interesting incidents. He
also spent severa. weeks in Florida.
Those who have recovered from the grip
find that they haven't recovered, that pains
like rheumatism, still linger in their sys>
tenn.
1t is surprising at the large number of
hands that have applied to the contractor
for work on Cemetery street. These labor
ers out OF work and wanting work, is one
of the sad incidents Of the times.
Some of our old Confederate soldiers
say, if the United States has war with
Italy, they are ready to enlist again. Capt.
Bill Montgomery says he will take hand
in it.
A clock over one hundred years old, is
in possession of Mr.. D. F. McClatchy. 1t
is about eight feet high, runs by weights
and keeps good time. Mr. McClatchy' $
grand parents were the original owners.
Some of our farmers say that the Satur>
day morning freeze did not hurt the fruit,
as there was no water in the cups around
the fruit to freeze and the cups protected
the fruit.
MONEY TO lIoAN-On better terms than
ever. SESSIONS & SESSIONS,
Attorneys, Marietta, Ga.
For RENT-New cottage of Six rooms
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
Buy your children and boys clothing
from the clotli,ers, Read & Virgins.
Call and see what on immense stock OF
goods the Haberdashers have and how
cheap they are selling.
READ & WIGGINs.
A merchant can get along without ADJ
vertising, and so can a wagon without
grease, but it goes hard, and is apt to make
but slow progress.
Talk about the beautiful flowers the
bright sun and the musical birds? They
are all very nice, but can't hold a candles
light to peachy checked girl of sweet
sixteen smiling under new spring hat.
For RENT-The Gilbert dwelling on
Kennesaw Avenue and Railroad.
Campbell WALLACE, JR.
The Ell Merito Cigar is &c straight and
better than any Toe cigar in the market.
PALACE DRUG STORE.