The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-02-04
MARIETTA MATTERS.

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JUDGE GoBER is holding Milton Superior
Court this week.
Mr. WILL CRAWLING arrived home last
week from Tampa Fla.
IT IS said that there is yet considerable
cotton in the country to be marketed.
WHILE economy is virtue, stiuginess
Is one of the meanest and lowest OF vices.
Col V. L. Starr and wife are now at the
kennesaw House.
Mr.. James R. Brumby, of Mobile, is in
the city.
DIR. |. II. Springer has bought lot on
Wright street in the Maxwell addition.
have moved my store to McCutcheon' s
| old stand where l will be pleased to meet
old and new customers, J. A. MANGET.
We have had some beautiful days of
bright sunshine, harbingers of spring
CREDIT is going to be hard to obtain this
year.
The days are getting longer, but the
number Of your days are getting shorter.
The best and cheapest Furniture in
town at w. +. GILEERTs.
Mr.. JOHN I. BKANTLEY and Miss Carrie
Sessions are on visit to Blackshear, Ca
Mr.. JAMES C. HOWELL, of Chattanooga,
was N the city last Monday.
DIED.-On the LIST inst, in Gainesville,
Mrs. l.. M. Patillo, in her 60th year.
Col. W. R. Power has been confined to
his home sick for several weeks.
Mr.. DEWITT GREEN arrived in the city
the past week from Florida.
Miss OTIE MEDLocK, of Austell. is visit.
ing W. S. N. Meals family.
MRS. BRUMBY has moved her store in
the room formerly occupied by j. l.. Reed,
End door from B. r. Legg 4 Bro. Cali
and see her.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. j. BARKER, and son.
Charley, of Atlanta visited their daughter,
Mrs. s. W. Jones, last Sunday.
MISS HATTIE MONTGOMERY, of Agate,
Floyd county, Ga, is attending school at
Harwood Seminary as boarding pupil
Mr.. J. S. SrLwART, SR., of Oxford, visi>
ted his son, Prof. j. S. Stewart, at Harwood
Seminary last Sunday. 81
The MARIETTA JOURNAL is one of the
best all around country newspapers in the
South Atlanta Herald
Col. w p. McCLArcHY, Of Chattanoo.
ga, now spends Sundays with his family at
this place.
HIRscH will save you big money in all
kinds of Dry Goods, Cloaks, Blankets,
Comforts, Boots and Shoes. Try him.
Barnes Shoe Company has removed to
their new store, corner West side square
and Depot street.
The sweet perfume &c tie guano viii
soon regate the factories and the olfacto
ries.
Mrs. W. M. MCKENZIE and son, Mar
shall, lett for Florida last Monday where
they will spend month.
Mr.. GEORGE F. NEWELL has the plans
tor an elegant residence, which he will
! build on his lot on Cemetery street,
NOTHING affords an honest man more
pleasure than to pay debt as soon as he
can command the money to do so.
Politics will consume a good deal of
time this year, but it wont make a stalk of
corn grow, nor pay debt.
Fir. jim sam. who is now with J. II
Bate 4 Co., at Acworth, spent Sunday in
Marietta.
s Antique Oak Dining Room Chairs, one
Antique Oak Sideboard and one Antique
Oak Suit will be sold at great bargain by
H. C. Dobbs.
China Mating from 20 to So cents at
w. +. GILBERT's
MoULTRIE NJ. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
The free school election takes place on
Saturday, February 18th. Remember the
day, and come out and vote for free schools.
MARIETTAs private schools, are just as
good as anybody need to want, but this is
an age of progress, and public schools
meets public requirement.
MRS. CHARLES BARKALow has returned
from Cincinnati Her visit to Cincinnati
was to visit her sick mother, who died while
she was there.
"NARRowNEss and selfshness in public
or private transactions" says prominent
writer, lis invariably the mark of fool or
a knave."
For the largest stock of Furniture call
at Hirsch aud get the lowest prices you
ever heard of.
Carpet from So to 60 cents, at
W. E. GILBERT's.
The mar who, by thrift and prudence,
provides for and takes good care O! himself
and family, will always have something to
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