The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-03-03
MARIETTA MATTERS.

needs.
Mr.. LOUIS KLEIN, of the Bee Hive, has
returned from Baltimore.
TIE man who hasn't nothing to do, seems
to be miserable.
Read & Virgins is headquarters for
Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
EXTRA at the Bee Hive-a ball and bat
with each child's suit
Rock work on the new chair and furni.
tire factory has been commenced.
Rev. V. E. MANGEr has been confined
to his home sick for number of days.
The new bank building is assuming
proportions. The brick work is about
completed. The marble front comes next
TWINS have made their appearance in
two families on Cherokee street recently.
MI. Proctors and Mr.. Ponders.
Cali and see our stock OF clothing before
buying your spring suit.
READ & WlGGINs
bought goods at so cts on the dollar,
therefore, ] can sell you cheaper than any
house in the town. Bee HIVE.
Mr.. j. W. HENDERSON is greatly i'm.
proving the Simpson place on Cherokee
street.
THE council meets next Monday night,
when they viii elect board of education
for the free schools.
Mrs. 81. 7. Cook, Miss Mamie and Mr..
Fred Cook, from Toledo, Ohio, are visiting
Mrs. Freeman Clarke.
Now that March has come marching in.
it can ''blow" but it can't beat Atlanta at
that game.
Mr.. LEwE HARRIsoN, OF this place, left
Saturday night for Chicago. to accept
position in Nason's marble works.
A good suit $3.50, worth So 90. Pants
from rs cts. up to $3.50, at the Bee Hive.
Read & Virgins carries the prettiest line
OF clothing ever shown in Marietta.
Col. W. R. Power has recovered from
his recent sickness and is out on the streets
again.
The young ladies OF Harwood Seminary
have an interesting column on second
page. Read their editorials.
MARIETTA is the healthiest place in the
universe-no exceptions. We have free
stone water and everything conducive to
long life.
The average cat life is said to be about
eight years old. One died the other day
that had been in Mr.. N. R. Lyons family
sixteen years.
HE trees are budding and flowers are
blooming and all nature is taking ON a
pleasing aspect. Man only is frowniug
and looking ugly. +.
The County Alliance at their meeting
here Tuesday did not discuss the third
party. The indications are they will ig>
more it and stick to the democratic party.
Say, George, bring your mother around
to see our stock of childrens clothing be,
tore she buys your spring suit.
READ & W1GGINs.
The lever system of locking Jail cells
should be adopted by our county The
paddock system is too easy to pick and un.
lock.
The incandescent lights were turned on
last Thursday night. They worked beau>
tifully and gave clear light Barnes
Shoe Store presented very attactive ap-
pearance.
THE best pair of pants for s1.00, worth
81 so, at Bee Hive.
FoR SALE.-Six good farm horses and
mules on time to good parties
Fl. MEINERT.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
The infant child of Col and Mrs. F. A.
Irwin died last Saturday, and the funeral
took place Sunday. The family has the
sincere sympathy of a host OF friends
Cedartown Standard.
Mr.. W. E. CRAWLING has the finest lot of
buggies and wagons ever turned out from
any Southern factory. 1t is only necessary
to inspect them to be convinced. Bargains
can be had by calling at once.
Don't fail to see our eight and ten dollar
suits before buying your spring suit.
READ & WIGGINs
CONE and see the best line of children
knee pants in town, from Is cents to $l.50
at the Bee Hive.
In our notice last week of the Cobb Coun.
ty Sunday School Convention in stating the
number OF Sunday Schools OF the Mission.
airy Baptist Church, it should have been
continuous Sunday Shoots 8, summer S. S.
6, churches without S. 5. 16.
OFFICE for rent Apply to Sessions &
Sessions, Attorneys
THERE is no question that blind tigers
are being run again in Marietta. The
signs are plentiful, but vigilance in detects
ing them are lacking. Negro drummers
stand around on the street end approach