The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-04-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

The leaves are on the trees now thick.
The straw hat has had cool reception.
SANFORD BURTON, colored. is the dog,
catcher.
JUDGE H. NJ. HAMMETT has had his resi-
dence reprinted.
A NUMBER of our citizens are having
their houses repainted.
THAT new depot for Marietta ought to
be bull at once.
Rev. THOMAS F. PIERCE and wife, of
Austell, were in our city on last Tuesday.
Mrs. NEWT HEGGIE has gone to St.
Louis, where her husband is in business.
Col. A. S. CLAY is having his residence
reprinted.
We observed one of our citizens driving
beautiful dziggetai the other day.
Miss MAMIE GARRETT and Mrs. A. A..
Gates are on visit to New York.
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. W. Medlock, OF Aus>
tell, were in the city Sunday and Monday.
LosT-Saturday afternoon. the 23d, be-
tween Marietta and the railroad section
houses, brocade shawl. If left at this
Office the finder will be rewarded.
FoR SALE-Eggs for Matching, from pure
bred Plymouth Rocks. A good hatch
guaranteed. j. f. CLARKE.
You need not wait to see club agent
you can renew at club rates at the JOUR-
NAL Office.
The Kennesaw Marble Company is be>
ing we'll managed and doing a good BUSH
ness.
JUDGE JOHN NJ STONE is fine speller.
They say he can spell most any English
word given. He is regular prize winner
The M. & N. G. Railroad is now trans,
porting freight across the river at Knox
vile on boat
PICKENs Superior Court is in session
this week, and Judge Gober and some Of
our Marietta lawyers are in attendance.
LETTUCE any hour at the house. Also
tomato plants. j. L. SIBLEY.
For SALE.-Second hand piano cheap.
Apply at this Office.
Mr.. E. L. Fortner, who lives near Union
CHAPEL, is smiling over bright eyed boy.
| Mrs. Dr. W. E. Dunwody, of Macon, ar
rived in the city last week.
Mr.. R. L. NoRTHCUTT, of Knoxville
Tenn spent Sunday and Monday in the
city with his sisters at the NARROW House.
Mr.. JNo. T. BRANTLEY spent Sunday in
Chattanooga with his friend, Mr.. Howard
Cole.
MRS. SALLIE COHEN, of Atlanta, is visit
| ing her father and mother, DR.. and Mrs
John 7. Groves.
Mr.. AND Mrs. T. A. McCLUNG, of Knox
vile, Tenn are visiting Captain and Mrs
7. W. Garrett.
Miss MARGARET HUMEs, charmin,
young lady of McGhee. Tenn. is visitin.
the family of Mr.. J. T. M. Hare.
Next Saturday is the Democratic pri
mary to elect four delegates to the Stat,
convention. Don't forget the day.
The celebrated W. l.. Douglas So. OF
Shoe for men at Hirsch's.
MoULTR1E NJ. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
> EXTRA at the Bee Hive-a ball and bal
with each child suit.
Cali and see our stock of clothing before
buying your spring suit.
READ & WlGGIss.
Great drives in Straw Hats this week
We bought them Is per cent. below Their
value, and are selling them the same way
B. r. LEGG & Bro.
Mrs. H. NJ. AVERY and children left
Wednesday for Newark, Ohio, having
rented her place here. She will return in
the fall.
A MAN who always waits to hear others
opinions before expressing his own, is an
echo, not voice-a shadow, not SUBJ
stance.
The very best spoilers before large au>
dience are apt to go down in confusion.
This was noticeable at the spelling "B" last
Thursday evening.
Be honest in your convictions, maintain
them with frmness; but don't fall out
with your friend because he does not agree
with you.
Mr.. JNo. T. STEPHENS has accepted a
position with the Waterbury Watch Co., to
travel in the Southern States. He will
start on his first trip about May LIST.
Mr. B. A. WHITE, JR., of Brunswick
formerly of Marietta, was married to Miss
Jennie Goldsmith at St. Marks Episcopa
Church, Brunswick on the Goth inst, and
left Immediately on a bridal tour North.
| WHILE politics may be lively, don't lei
us forget to look after the best interests Of
our town, in putting enterprises on foot
that will give employment to laborers and
add to business prosperity.
Have you seen the beautiful Black Lawns