The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-02-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.

FEBRUARY has borrowed some of the
March wind.
QUITE number of city gardens are be.
ing ploughed and fertilized.
The farmers are getting down to work in
earnest for the new year.
The new incandesceut plant has been
put in operation.
HoS. A. S. CLAY visited Washington
City last week on business.
QUITE number of Northern visitors are
in the city.
A WAGON load of fine home made tobacco
was in town last week.
Douglases $500 shoe for men at Hirsch' S
OUR farmers have sold vast quantity
of cotton seed this season.
THE farmers in Cobb when approached
on the Presidential candidates most of
them say they prefer Hill to Cleveland
ARE you subscriber to the Marietta
JOURNAL? If not you ought to be. Come
in and gives us your name.
VS. see good deal OF thrift among the
farmers. Fine mules and horses buggies
and wagons.
Col. LEwE SESSIONS, OF Union Springs,
Ala, President of the Marietta Trust and
Banking Co.. was in the city last week.
DR.. l H. SPRINGER has bought Mr.. c..
c. Crisis cottage on Atlanta street. He
win improve it and make it his residence.
LosT-Between Dr. Buttolph's and DR..
Cortelyou's, garnet bracelet. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving at Dr. Cortelyou' s
Office.
JUDGE GoBER is having Mr.. Annondale
to plant out 600 grape vine on his place on
Roswell street
THERE is comparative few arrests made
in the city these days. The town is de
cidedly orderly.
Mas. E, j. BROWN, ofSmyrna, has moved
to Marietta and occupies the residence re-
Gently vacated by Mrs C. C. Brumby
JUDGE GoBER is holding court in For.
syth county this week. Next week he will
hold court in Canton.
MRS. II. d. McCUTcHEox and her daugh-
ter, Miss Emma, of Atlanta, were in the
city on last Sunday
Mr.. T. L. HUNTs new TWO story resi-
derce on Kennesaw Avenue will be quite
elegant and convenient when completed.
We are constantly adding new names to
the JOURNALS subscription list. Let us
put your name there also.
MoULTRIE NJ. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
For RENT-Four room house on Roswell
street Apply to ]. Y. Alexander.
CASH buyers or prompt paying CUSTOM
ers can buy cheap goods OF us. We mnst
reduce our stock to make room for spring
goods, which are now coming in.
B. r. LEGG & BRo.
SPEAK a good word to your neighbol
for the JOURNAL and ask him to subscribe
| for it.
The Lanier House in Macon has passed
into the management OF Mr.. J. II. Clancy
of Chattanooga, formerly of the Whtlocl
House, Marietta.
Rev. H. P. MYERS. of GAINESVILLE, was
in the city last week, and removed the re
mains of his mother, Mrs. Mary Myers, to
Augusta tor interment.
DIED-The eight months infant of Mr.
and Mrs. j. Paul Leake died on last Mon.
day night We tender our sympathy to
the bereaved parents in their loss.
Mr.. JOHN YALE has calf that is qaite
curiosity. Nature has devated from her
natural rule and dsarranged some parts
Of the calf in most wonderful manner.
1t is otherwise a healthy calf.
For RENT.-A comfortable, we'll built
four room cottage on Locust street App
ply to Mrs. 7 Gignilliat.
Fox SALE.-Six good farm horses and
mules on time to good parties.
II. MEINERT.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
For the largest stock of Furniture call
at Hirsch's and get the lowest prices YOU
ever heard Of
Mr.. THOMAS c. Mcclellan is one farmer
who makes plenty to do him, as we'll as
raise some. He raises more than enough
meat to do him every year. He has a
good orchard and abundant of fruit. He
is independent of hard times.
MARRIED.-Mr. d. Trenholm Baker and
Miss Fannie Sewell were married on last
Sunday evening at the residence of Rev.
V. E. Manget. The ceremony was perc
formed by Rev. Mr.. Manget. The happy
couple live in Marietta and have number
OF friends who wish them happy and
prosperous furure.
We have received direct from our man
ufacturers, nice line of children's, youth S
and boys clothing. Prices very low.
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