The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-04-16
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Now for picnics, red bugs and flies.

Shade trees have been set out by citizens
this year quite freely.
Mr.. Will Pitner, with Maddox Il Rucker
of Atlanta. is home for a few weeks.
The absence of soft water is no excuse
| for drinking hard.
Mr.. R. Hirsch has bad his residence re.
painted.
Work on Cemetery street is progressing
finely
There are several prisoners in our Jail
| from other counties.
The boys are getting good deal of fun
out of their bicycles.
Don't let the biggest hog you raise on
the farm be yourself
For SALE-A very fine COW. Three
months old calf Mr.. D. F. McClatchey
will tell you about her,
For SALE-Cash or time A good horse.
Large and sound. A splendid farm ani>
NAL. Apply to Brantley, Sessions & Co.
Two story, six room cottage, for rent, on
Lemon St. w. A. McCREA.
New goods Just received.
B. R. LEGG & Bro.
We call for and deliver all work for Troy
Steam Laundry.
e. J. ScHoENrHAL, Agent.
Mr.. Svedlund is having his house, form
erly owned by DR.. Mcintosh, on Roswell
street. reprinted.
Mr.. Andrew Barker, of Atlanta, was in
tie city ON Monday.
The faster a man runs in debt the less
he is apt to get ahead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DuPre, OF Atlanta,
spent Sunday in the city visiting relatives.
A class in Dancing will be opened at
Oakland Hall by the Misses Gibbes on Fri.
day, April 18th, at four P. M. For terms.
apply as above.
For SALE OR RENT-An eight room resi-
dence on Cemetery street. Apply at jour
NAL Office
Mattings at l24c. to SOC, at Scaoenthals
New foods. no old stock
Baby carriages lower than the lowest at
Hirsch's.
Foa RENT-New cottage of six rooms
Apply to A. Y. LEAkE.
You will strike it right if you buy YOUR
mattings at Schoenthals.
Mr.. Newt Rutherford is smiling over
another little girl at his home.
Every failure in life is. as rule, the re>
suit of misdirected efforts.
The farmers are improving all the good
weather.
Mr.. Ed. c. 'Brien leaves this week for
Canton to accept a position in Mr.. Brady S
marble works.
The advent of spring chickens is anxious
ly looked for We are getting tired of
tough, winter hens.
Miss Minnie Boston came home from
Lucy Cobb Institute, Athens, last Friday
returning Sunday.
Messrs. W. E. Granting, w. E. Gilbert
and R. W. Boone have been re-appointed
city assessors for this year.
Our Northern visitors are enjoying
horseback riding and drives around the
city.
Miss Helen Reid, Of Atlanta, who has
been visiting Miss Armina Latimer for
several days, has returned home.
Give the babies chance. Buy a carr
riage at SchoenthaPs.
Hirsch is selling fine mating for what
you have to pay for cheap goods elsewhere
Call and see what a large and beautiful
line OF clothing we have for you to select
your spring suit from.
READ & W1GGlYs
Go to Hirsch for your clothing dry goods,
furnishing goods, hats, shoes, etc.
NJ" Fred Maxwell has moved into Mr..
Patmou Daniels residence on Cemetery
street.
Miss Emma Barber, the prettlest young
lady in Middleton, was in Marietta Satur.
DAY.
liza paper is worth anything to con-
munity at all it is worth the advertising
patronage Of it's business men.
Dangerous counterfeits of the So silver
certificates of the series of 1886 are in cir
culation.
A good way to advertise you business
and your city is to place your ADVERTISE
ments in your town paper.
Mr.. George R. Gilbert is adding two
rooms to his residence on Lemon street.
Nh. Samuel Burton is doing the work
Remember we make clothing, hats and
shoes, specially. READ & WIGGlNs.
MONEY TO LoAN-On better terms than
ever. SESSIONS & SESSIONS,
Attorneys, Marietta, Ca
The Ell Merito Cigar is sc straight and
better than any l0c cigar in the market
PALACE DRUG STORE.
The band will begin playing in the
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