The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-05-07
MARIETTA MATTERS.

IL TatSc cottOH 10 Duy GOTH dOn loon
like very profitable farming.
The street sprinkler has again resumed
its daily rounds.
The young folks held another picnic
Friday.
Hew to the line, but be sure the line is
right.
Time hies no matter how good the time
keeper.
When juries hang, the criminal that
should be hung goes unpublished.
A number of our citizens attended At
lanta's May day festival, last Friday.
For SALE-A pair OF peafowls. Apply
to JOURNAL OFFICE.
Hirsch has the largest stock of clothing
to select from at the lowest prices.
For RENT-New cottage of six rooms
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
The celebrated Lilly Bracket & Co.'S
mems shoes tor sale only by Read & Wig
| gins.
B. R. Legg & Bro certainly carry g
stock of clothing and are selling it rapidly
Strawberries from the editors garden
contributed TO his birthday dinner last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Mckenzie, and theil
son, Marshall, of AtlanAe, are in the city
| for few weeks.
Souvenir Spoons, Birthday Rings, Love
Lockets and Chains. All the latest fad
Set them at BATE & Co.
| Genius is the result of labor. He who
does not apply his mind to study, does not
reap results Of success.
1t is said that time makes all things
even, but time does not make debts even
just now.
Picnics are now the order of the day
with Sunday Schools, day schools and
young folks generally.
Baby Carriages. Furniture, Window
Shades and Mating lower than the lowest
at Hirsch's.
We have largely increased our stock Of
clothing, shoes and hats, ana will give you
| close prices on same. READ & WIGGINs.
Old smokers prefer the Ell Merito Cigar
to l0c goods. On sale at Palace Drug
Store.
Buy the Whitney Baby carriage have nc
other. For sale only at Schoenthars, from
IS to $50.
MONEY TO LoAN-On better terms than
ever. SESSIONS & SESSIONS,
| Attorneys, Marietta, Ga.
I When man starts down the hill of ad
yersity and to bankrupt his character
everything seems creased for the occasion
| The farmers seem determined to make
farming pay this year. They are making
good Roadway.
Rev. Hugh X. Walker left last Thursday
for Birmingham. His family will spend 6
few weeks at Dalton before joining him.
The American Marble Company prop
erty is to be sold at Receivers Sale on thu
first Tuesday in July. A full description
Of the property is given in this issue.
Mr. Thomas NJ. Brumby, President O
the Brumby Chair Co., returned last weel
from two weeks visit to some of the
principal Northern cities.
The English sparrows are nesting in
every conceivable place that they can GET
lodging. They are here in droves, and
multiplying rapidly.
Call and see what On immense stock oil
goods the Haberdashers have and how
cheap they are selling.
READ l. WIGGINs.
| Fo2 RENT-New cottage of six rooms.
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
You will strike it right it you buy your
mattings at Schoenthals.
As inch Embroidery Skirting at a big
bargain at Hirschs.
Harwood Seminary commencement ex>
ercises will be made brilliant this year.
The commencement sermon will be preach
ed in the Episcopal Church.
We regret to see the promising young
shade trees uprooted on Cemetery street
made necessary by the work the govern
ment is having done there.
An exchange tells of man so mean that
he was afraid OF catching the scarlet fever
simply because some one might take il
from him.
| New lot ladies Kid Gloves in black and
colors. Every pair warranted. Only ST.
! B. r. LEGO & Bro
The young ladies gave the boys a Iicnic
excursion to Austell last Friday, furnishing
conveyances, in return for a similar cour.
tesy by the boys week previous. Nothing
like reciprocity.
A few mornings ago, Mr.. John Stanley
a respectable farmer, near Acworth, found
a white boy baby on his front door steps
sleeping. The child is two or three days
old. No clue to the unnatural parents.
1 ~ a. u;.coL TO- o,~v LID of H.. I.