The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-03-24
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.


Mrs. W. N. MCKENZIE and son Marshal,
are on visit to Columbus, Ga.
FLOWERS are bloomingin great profusion
and lovliness.
The Democratic Executive Committee
of Cobb couEty meets here next Monday.
The public schools will not go into OPP
Grafton before September LIST.
The new bank, it is thought, will be fn>
ished by the 18th OF April.
Work ON Mr.. James R. Brumbys new
residence has been commenced.
PREPARE to give in your State and coun,
ty tax. See notice in this issue.
AcwoRrH is building wheelbarrow fac-
tory.
Miss LEILA MoCLATcHY has returned
from her visit to Monroe, Ga
Miss SpILMAN is again with Mrs j. S.
Warren. Give her a CALL You will find
her trimming both stylish and satisfactory
MoULTRlE N. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
EDITOR PERRY, OF the Canton Advance,
was In to see us last Saturday.
Mr.. Erwin Maxwell and wife, arrived
from Cincinnati this week.
RED seems to be a very fashionable
color with the ladies.
Our correspondents use good deal OF
our space this week.
Rev. II. J. ELLIS has received large
number of members into the church by LETT
ter since he has been here.
ONE of the hardest things to do, says
Marshal Parks, is to get positive evidence
against blind tigers
THK grand jury presentments in another
column are well written and give interest
ing information.
Miss BAzALINE PRINCE, of Brunswick, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. King of this
place.
A good suit $3.50, worth $500. Pants
from 70 cts. up to $3.50, at the Bee Hive.
Read q Virgins carries the prettiest line
of clothing ever shown in Marietta
FoR SALE.-Six good farm horses and
mules on time to good parties.
H. ME1NERr.
For Sale Cheap-Bcys bicycles worth
$500 for $500 at Hirschs s.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
The girls of the Athenean Society of
HARDWOOD Seminary have another bright
column of matter on second page.
The Board ofEdcaticn will investigate
the systems of other towns in order to act
wisely here.
MRS. J. r. Winters left last week for
Orlando, Fla, to join her husband who is
spending few weeks there.
MILLINERY Opening March 3lst and
April LIST. All invited to CALL
MRS. J. s. WARREN.
have decided to close out my Dry
Goods. Shoes and Hat stock and will sell
to cash customers at cost from now until
the stock is closed out. W. E. GILBERT.
The best pair of PANS for $l.OO, worth
81. so, at Bee Hive.
Say, George, bring your mother around
to see our stock of children's clothing be-
fore she buys your spring suit.
READ & WIGG1Ns.
PRoF. GosHAUN, the great mind reader,
astonished our people here last week with
his wonderful mind reading Some of our
Marietta fellows astonished him also-he
couldn't read their minds-they had none.
Mr.. JAMES L. SHELLEY says he has been
frequently accused OF being the author OF
Critics epistles. and he wants US to put in
denial for him. We do this with pleas
ure, because he is not the author.
Don't fail to see our eight and ten dollar
suits before buying your spring suit.
READ & WIGGINs.
9 The celebrated W. L. Douglas $500
Shoe for meD at Hirsch's.
LAST Thursday and Friday winter came
rushing In upon US in. the shape OF rain,
sleet and snow. By Sunday and Monday
everything was calm and balmy and spring
time was upon US. The freeze did not
hurt vegetation.
Col. c. D. PHILLIPS and Mr.. J. P. Bor>
ing were standing talking Tuesday admir-.
ing our city park. Both agreed that a
fountain would add to its appearance and
attractiveness more than anything that
could be added to it.
You can get anything you want in Hats
and Shoes from Read & Virgins.
If you want cheap suit do not fail to
come and price my clothing before buying.
The BEE HIVE.
ID. P. DANIEL will sell you what guano
you want at Smyrna.
1t you are in need of spring suit do not
buy before you see Hirsch's stock and get
his prices.
Mr.. AND MRS. l. II. SEARLEs, of East
Orange, New Jersey, visited Col. and Mrs.