The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-02-11
MARIETTA MATTERS.


Prof. j. S. Stewart and Mayor Glover
visited Athens this week.
Mr.. J Fl. Bate is smiling over a twelve
pound boy.
HE way the farmers talk, they wont use
as much guano this year as they did last.
The doctors say there is very little sick>
ness in town.
DR.. A. P. KEMP, of Roswell, was in the
city last week.
GUANo is being hauled out preparatory
for another crop.
SHOES at cost at the Bee Hive.
Mr. RoBr. B. GOODMAN and family have
gone to housekeeping.
Mr.. BoB SASGEs is confined to his room
with an attack of rheumatism.
WHAT about that canning factory? Shall
we have it?
MISS MARY HUMEs DIsMUXEs, of NashA
vile, Tenn, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
John 7. NJ. Hare, of this place.
Judge Gober fixed Mr.. James Blankin>
ships bond at $3, 900 for killing Bill Teas.
ley, colcred. The bond was given.
FoR RENT.-A comfortable, we'll built
four rooul cottage on Locust street. APP
ply to Mrs. c. T. Gignilliat.
Mr.. john I. BRANTLEY has returned
from his visit to Blackshear and Bruins.
wick
Mr.. MouLTRIE SESSIONS has greatly i'm.
proved the Foster residence on Anderson
street, which he recently bought.
FoR SALE.-Six good farm horses and
males on time to good parties.
H. MEINERr
For sale, for want of use, one jump seat
surrey carriage, nearly new. Has been
run very little. Also one mule Enquire
OF E. p. MERRIMAN
Mrs w. Z. CRAWLING and Mrs. S. A.
Anderson have both been on the sick list,
but are improving
Col W. E. Power still continues ill.
MIS-. Powers mother, Mrs. Pierce, of De-
catur is visiting her.
Mr. AND MRS. HARRY BURcH, of New
York, will move back to Marietta to live
the first OF March.
NEXT Saturday is the day for holding
election on free schools. Come out and
deposit your vote.
China Mating from 20 to 80 cents at
w. e. GILBERT's.
MoULrRIE NJ. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
WHAT about that ice factory for Marietta
this year? We ought to have it. Now is
the time to commence the preliminaries.
Mr.. MoULTRIE NJ. SESSIONS has sold Mrs
Mary B. Avery's place on Denmead stree
to Col. II. B. Moss.
Mr.. l.. S. Cox has received the contrac
to put up :he Root Monument. 1t will b
a beauty when finished.
Mr.. Louis KLEIN, proprietor of the Bee
Hive store, left last Monday for Baltimore
to buy spring and summer goods, and viii
be gone about three weeks.
ALoNzo MoRELAND, colored, who works
on the M. & N. Ga. Railroad, claims that
some thief robbed his house of 800 in
money few nights ago.
WORK on the new chair and furniture
factory has been commenced. NJ. James
Brumby says he hopes 20 have the factory
in operation by April.
VALENTINE day, the l4th, comes on Sun
day this year. but the boys and girls are
usually more sentimental on Sunday than
any other day.
Fox the best $ll5 shoes in town, go to
the Bee Hive.
MoSEY TO LoAx-Sessons l. Sessions
Attorneys.
For the largest stock of Furniture call
at Hirsch's and get the lowest prices you
ever heard of.
Carpet from So to 60 cents, at
w. +. GILBERT's
SINCE the death of her husband, Mrs.
Oracle Flesh has retur ned to Marietta to
make her home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs H B. Wallis.
The State Teachers Convention, the
District Convention aud the State Sunday
School Convention to meet in Marietta,
this year, will give our people chance tc
display their hospitality to good advantage
Col. W. P. MCCLATcHY, OF Chattanooga
has been employed by wealthy land owner
to find out whether lookout Mountain
proper belongs to Tennessee or Georgia.
This year our postmaster, Capt. j. G.
Hughes, can claim birthday, which oc.
ours once in every four years only, as he
was born on February the goth.
For RENT-Four room house on Roswell
street. Apply to j. Y. Alexander.
CHIEF WIGGINs gave a false fire alarm
on Wednesday Of last week to see how
promptly the boys could get out. The