The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-04-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

clpltated very early.
The Marietta Accom- modstion seems to
be very well patronized.
Mrs. DRoMGooLE, OF Atlanta. is in the
city.
Mr.. CHARLIE Hicks is smiling over twins
at his house-a boy and girl.
EARLY vegetables are finding their way
to market.
The stock owned by our farmers seem to
be in good trim and well cared for
APRIL seems to be borrowing a good
deal OF March weather.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
The largest stock of gents underwear in
the city at Hirsch's.
Don't fail to see our eight and ten dollar
suits before buying your spring suit
/ READ q WIGG1Ns
The grass in the park is showing its ver>
dancy in an attractive way.
The MARIETTA JOURNAL is adding new
subscribers to its list every week. The
people know good paper when they see it.
MIR. CHARLEY WILLINGHAM has sufficient.
ly recovered from sickness to be out on the
the streets again.
MR.. JOHN 81. COOPER andiMr. Andrew
Barker and wife, of Atlanta, were in the
city last Saturday.
Mr.. A. P. BRANTLEY, of Blackshear. is
visiting his brother, Mr.. John T. Brantley.
at this place.
Mrs. W. NJ. MCKENZIE and little son,
Marshal, have returned from Columbus,
Ga, and are at the NARROW House.
Coz. j. r. Towers has recovered frcsn
his recent sickness and is out on She
streets again.
AN advertisement in the MARIETTA JovR.
NAL never fails to accomplish the purpose
of the advertiser. Try it and see.
After the 18th of April you will have to
pay ~ city tax on your dog or he will be
taken up by the marshal and killed.
How. A. S. CLAY visited Miledpeville
last week. being one of the trustees of the
Girls Industrial Institute.
HE fruit trees are full of blossoms. and
if we do not have killing frost, there will
ne abundant fruit.
The boarding houses are crowded with
Northen visitors, who are on their return
from Florida.
TBE English sparrows are busily engag.
ed building nests and preparing for their
spring hatch.
The recent heavy rains have badly
washed the streets and done considerable
damage.
The celebrated w. L. Douglas $500
Shoe for men at Hirsch's.
MoULTRIE M. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
EXTRA at the Bee Hive-a ball and bat
with each child suit
Cali and see our stock Of clothingbefore
buying your spring suit.
| READ & WiGGINs.
The farmers are buying good deal Of
guano and provisions, as we see wagon
loads going out every day.
Mr.. NIGH has an encouraging looking
stand of 30. 900 cabbage plants and half as
many tomato plants.
A NUMBER of very aged citizens have
passed to the shores OF the celestial city in
the last few months 1t is appointed unto
man once to die and then the judgment.
Our new Baptist friends are in earnest
about building their new church this year.
Let the good work commence. The peo~
pie will help all along the line.
Read d Virgins carries the prettiest line
of clothing ever shown in Marietta.
The man who does not subscribe for his
county paper has no right to use its col>
umns free to publish bis views on any sub
ject. 1t costs the printer money for every
type set and every paper printed.
THERE are some fellows that can tell you
everything in the JOURNAL but they are
not ubscribers. They are borrowers. A
dead beat is very sorry patriot politician
or citizen.
You can get anything you want in Hats
and Shoes from Read & Virgins.
TIE best line of children's clothing and
cheapest in town at the Bee Hive.
For Sale Cheap-Boys bicycles worth
$500 for $500 at Hirsch's.
For SALE.-Pekin duck eggs, twelve for
| one dollar. A. G. MCKINNEY.
JUDGE GoBER stands above reproach and
as an incorruptible Judge, the administra-
ton ofjustice is sure and evil disposed
persons are deferred from actual committal
of crime.
We are now receiving daily the Augusta
Evening Herald, one of the brightest and
newsiest papers in the country. 1t shows
life and energy and ia a good nanar 70 sinh