The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-05-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Secures success in any business.
You ought to advertise in the JOURNAL.
glorious rain fell Sunday,
Spring tryers for sale. J. F. CLAkKE.
Mr. Bob Sanges has been at home for
week or more with rheumatism.
Marietta has as many splendid turnouts
as you will find in any town of its size.
The city council ought to provide hitch
ing posts for our country friends.
Miss Willie Thompson, of Atlanta, is
visiting relatives near here.
Rev. DR.. Buttolph has returned home
from his visit to lower Georgia,
Send your lace window curtains to Ma
rietta Steam Laundry to be done up.
Mr.. A. H. Talley has returned from a
trip to Alabama.
If you would know what dollar will do
see McCutcheon.
A party of ladies and gentlemen, from
this place went to the Tate marble quarries
last Saturday.
The Marietta Accommodation train will
hereafter leave Sunday mornings at 8
O clock, returning leave Atlanta at D. m.
Bundles for the Marietta Laundry can be
left at B. R. Legg & Bros store, our
branch office.
Foa RENr-New cottage Of six rooms.
Apply to A. Y. LEAXE.
You will strike it right if you buy your
mattings at Schoenthars.
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.
Some of the dogs, providing at night
have met with warm reception and sever
al have been killed recently.
All persons donating cake, cream, &C.,
for Library supper will please send them
to Library after clock on Thursday.
$l.O0 will get IL lbs. graduated sugar
J lbs. good coffee, 40 lbs. Pearl grits, l24
lbs. head rice, 10 lbs. leaf lard, at Mc>
Cutcheon's.
The survivors of General Tige Ander>
sons old brigade will have reunion here
July 2lst.
Mr.. Jordan Black, wife and child left
Monday on weeks visit to Brunswick.
Mr. Black will attend the Funeral Direc>
| tors Association i'll session there.
The union Sunday schoo! picnic was a
success. Bullock's barn is not pretty, but
the environments are, and our Sunday
schools enjoyed the day.
Call and see D. A. Warlicks beautiful
picture frames, a large lot just received
| from 25cts to $500
A young, three>fourths Jersey cow for
sale for cash or till fall J. D. MALONE.
Why is it you do not hear US complain
CT hard times and dull trade? Ask the
customers who crowd our store almost
daily. B. R. LEGG & Bro.
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.
Rev. F. NJ. Hudson, wife and little
daughter Cathleen, were in the city Thurs
day. Mr.. Hudson is popular preacher
at Powder Springs and is doing good
work there.
No p-ettier line of picture frames was
ever received in Marietta. Cal. at War
Hicks Photographic gallery.
Baby Carriages, Furniture, Window
Shades and Mating lower than the lowest
at Hirsch's.
Old smokers prefer the Ell Merito Cigar
to l0c goods. On sale at Palace Drug
Store.
Buy the Whitney Baby carriage, have no
other. For sale onl y at SchoenthaIs 5, from
IS to $50.
MONEY TO LoAN-On better terms than
ever. SESSIONS Il SESSIONS,
Attorneys, Marietta, Ga.
We have the best and cheapest custom
made Shoes for gentlemen and ladies, to
be had in this market. Come and see for
yourself B. r. LEGG Il BRo.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Brown, Jr., says shat suns
flower seed are the best chicken food he
knows of. He intends to plant patch
of them on his Marietta place and thinks
they will average about thirty bushels per
acre.
MARRlED-At the residence of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Matt CULVER, of Kennesaw, by
Rev. j. NJ. Owens, May GOTH 1891, Mr.. Z.
Y, Hill to Miss Alice Baldwin, both of
Kennesaw.
Ladies lined andabound lace shoes 75c.
per pair, button shoes $l.00, Button shoes
81. Is and up. Mems brogans IS cts. to
$l.l5, Mems dress shoes $1.OO and up, at
McCutcheon's.
The picture frames at D. A. Warlick's
photograph rooms, are of the latest styles
and best designs, and If you want some>
thing elegant now is the time to get it.
Mr.. Elijah Wade, near Kennesaw, had
his dwelling DESTROYED by fire on last