The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-01-29
MARIETTA MATTE2S

We are glad to hear that Rev. G. 5.
Iumlin is doing good work in Acworth.
A bright Sabbath was followed by a
bright Monday.
WORK on Cemetery street will be COM
menced about the 10th of February.
Read Schlesinger, Page s. Co.'S add on
last page
For RENT-New cottage of six rooms
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
Miss Octavia Hebert will attend Mardi
Gras at New Orleans.
Gardening time will soon be here, likes
wise valentine day.
Col A. S. Clay has another fine boy at
his home.
Prot. ]. c. Harris, of Cedartowr, was in
the city Thursday.
Capt. j. G. Hughes and family have
moved into the Edmonston brick house on
Powder Springs street.
| A gentleman said, why 1 never see any
drunken men on your streets" No, sir,
this people are noted tor sobriety.
Marietta is the brightest and prettiest
and cleanest town in the state, while it is
proverbially the healthiest.
Read Schlesnger, Page & Co. s add on
last page.
Ifyou have anything to sell, advertise it.
| We never fail to find customer for any
fling that is saleabe.
For RENT-New cottage of six rooms.
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
The vacant dwelling houses in town are
being filed with new corners, and there is
frequent enquiry for houses to rent.
Edgar Talley, of near Marietta, is at
tending college in Douglasville. New
South.
DIED.-Col. 7. P. Saffold died at his
home in this county on Saturday week,
aged 20 years. His remains were carried
to Morgan county for burial.
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Attorneys-atLaw
All kinds of school books at J. A. Mans
gets.
For SALE.--One mule and two good
horses. Apply to R. H. Runyan, Kenne>
saw Mountain.
Who wants to buy good young horse
| and mule for cash or on time ? A. Y.
Leake has both for SALE
For SALE-Cheap. A two seat top carr
riage, in good order Apply to DR.. P. h.
Cortelyou.
The new lessees of the w. & A. R. R..
i are cutting down expenses every way
possible They do not issue annual passes
now, but 900 mile tickets in stead.
The employment Of women in ordinary
business occupations is increasing rapidly,
ard what is more they generally give per
feet satisfaction to all concerned,
The man who is in business makes a
mistake in not advertising in his home pa
pers. There is no investment that pays
better than the money expended for adver-
Using Augusta Chronicle
Men who run down" their town or coun-
ty or neighborhood would do we'll to re-
member that they set sensible people to
wondering why they don't move out
Prophet Hicks says the worst weather of
the wi inter- will occur in February. Let the
early gardener bear IN mind this predic,
| ton.
Read Schlesager Page & Co.'s add on
last page.
L. & w. collars for l6 2-3 cents. at
Hirschs.
buy Furniture for cash and buy to sell
W. E. GILBERT.
FoR SALE-A mule and hogs address 2.
0. Box 290 Marietta, Ga.
When you Guy an item in Furniture you
want piece that has durability. | keep
that kind. comparison of the quality
and prices of my Furniture will convince
you that you should trade with me.
w. E. GILBERT.
MILK AND BUTTER for sale by Mrs. J.. l..
Ololey, opposite Episcopal church, on
Church street
Mr.. w. T. Sains family arrived last
week from Murfreesboro Tenn, and occu-
Ply residence on Lawrence street. formerly
occupied by Prof Harris. Mr. Sain is
with j. H. Bate & Co.
Don't get vexed because everybody dom
do as you would like to have them do.
Probably you don't suit them in your cons
duct and expressions any more than they
do you.
To SUBsCRIBERs-If you don't get the
JOURNAL next week, you will know that
you have neglected to renew your subscrip-
ton. New books will be made out and
those in arrears will have their names
dropped from our list.
"Lennox' is the name of new town,
some capitalists of Atlanta, have commenc-
ed nrenaratiOns IN hrild IN tho Gaorr;o