The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-05-21
MARIETTA MATTERS.

| OlNc US du lTOu IuEudC6.
Give US board of trade.
Give US guano factory.
Give US cotton factory.
Give us canning factory.
Give us furniture factory.
And you will put Marietta where she
| ought to be-tLe foremost town in the
State.
There are several cows giving Eve gals
Ions of milk each per day iWMarietta.
Judge Gober is holding court in Gilmer
county this week.
Sewer pipe has been placed on the main
drainage of Cemetery street.
Money is said to be tight all the time
Why. don't the marshal arrest it.
The printer finds out that some intelli>
gent people can't spell correctly.
The cool spell of last week brought thick
clothing and fires into requisition.
They say is mighty big liar oiten~
times.
A young, three>fourths Jersey cow for
sale for cash or till fall. j. d. MALONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. King have moved
to Atlanta.
Miss Anna Liddell, of Atlanta, is visiting
her uncle, DR.. N. N. Gober.
The rain that fell this week was welcom.
ed by the. thirsty ground.
Most of the wood haulers now bring in
their wood already cut up tor stoves.
Mrs May Wilson. of Atlanta, is visiting
Prof Seals family.
DR.. II. Rossignol and family have moved
TO Augusta, their former home
| DR.. Fl. V. Reynolds has another fine
boy at his home.
| Constable John Hicks bought a Jersey
calf, while in town Friday, for fifty cents.
A hop was held at the Elmwood Hotel
Thursday night.
Give us your job printing. Neat work
and prices as low as the lowest. This is
all you could ask.
| Why is it yon do not hear us complain
ct hard times and dull trade? Ask the
customers who crowd our store almost
daily. B. R. LEGG.& Bro
All parties are requested to come for
ward at once and close up their guano
accounts with notes. ANDERSON Bros
Souvenir Spoons, Birthday Rings, Love
Lockets and Chains. All the latest fad
See them at BATE & Co.
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,
| Vegetables raised in town gardens, great
| ly lessons ones provision bill, to say moth
| ing of the healthy food they give.
The finest strawberries, that we have
seen this season, were grown in Mr.. C. S
McCandlsh's garden.
| A number of persons have been enquir,
ing for houses to rent close in, for the pas
week, but could not be accommodated.
| Rev. Mr.. Pise, the new rector of St
James Church, is to be here on the Gath
next Sunday.
| Smoke the Ell Merlto Cigar, on sale a
Palace Deug Store.
| Foa RENT-New cottage of six rooms
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE
You will strike it right if you buy your
mattings at Schoenthal's.
As inch Embroidery .Skirting at a big
bargain at Hirsch's.
You should price our Ladies Sun UNI
brellas New goods. B. r. Legg & Bro.
| The colored people of Marietta had a
picnic at Glover's Grove last Friday. They
had the brass band and big time
| The peach trees are we'll ladened with
young peaches, and the promise is good
for abundance of fruit this season.
! &. A. Guyton and W. n. Grist have
bought DR.. Springer's coal business and
are also running drays.
| A girl does not win the good opinion Of
young men by being too fast" although
she may draw their attention.
Who is the oldest person in Cobb coun.
| ty? Send in the name, date of birth and
where born, at once
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Mapes, who have
been spending the winter here, left last
Thursday for their home in PlainfeId
Mich.
Our 10. l24, Is and 20 cent Ginghams
and Zephyrs Just received are the prettiest
and cheapest that have been shown this
season. B. r. LEGG & Bro.
Try an Ell Merito Cigar and you will
smoke no other. PALACE DRUG STORE.
Mosher, the candy manufacturer, has
taken the store house vacated by Ed
HirSch.
Remember the meeting for the county
fair comes off at the court house on Saturs
day, the 23d inst. Of course, you want to