The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-02-23
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically PenciIed for Journal
Readers.

Gus PEAsE, colored was sent off last
week, to serve his lite sentence.
Hon. James Lester, Of Covington, was
in the city Wednesday.
IT takes nearly two pounds of cotton to
buy one pound of meat
You'll never get to heaven as long as
you live in this world; that's settled.
Rice Bran, Wheat Bran, Hulls and Cot>
lon seed meal. Sax Andersons Warehouse.
Mr. HENRY ScHoENTHAL left Sunday on
business trip to New York.
Col. W. P. McCLArcHY, of Chattanooga,
spent Sunday in the city with his family.
Don't go to Atlanta for your furniture
until you get our prices. We can save
you money. The E. F. SEWER FURSITURE
COMPANY.
The price of cotton seed will induce the
farmers to plant cotton to get the seed.
Mr.. HARRY LooNEY, sick with pneumon-
Ia, is improving and will recover.
Mr.. JACK NELL and wife, of Edgewood,
speut Ouuoay IL MARIETTA.
Mr.. HARRY DUAL, of Knoxville, spent
Sunday in Marietta.
Patronize NJ alone's Drug Store.
Our ladies' $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal to any 81 50 on the market. Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
For SALE-A good family or farm horse,
perfectly reliable, for sale, cheap for cash
or negotiable note. j. S. STEWART
Marietta.
1t is no fault OF mine if you pay big prices
for furniture, when you can get it from me
at reasonable prices. w. E. GILBERT.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms or
other real estate security at low rate of in>
! terest. A. n. EDWARDS,
WANTED-Ten Thousand step>ladders to
give to the farmers that use the Buffalo
Bone Guano, What's taas for? So they
can gather the top bols OF their cotton and
not have to climb the stalks. This Guano
Is for sale by j. W. HARDEMAN.
MADAME RUMoR has it that between now
and the leafy month of June, several mar
riages are to take place So mote it be.
ANY local or county news handed in or
| communicated to US by our friends will be
appreciated.
FEBRUARY will have no full moon The
last was on January 3lst and the next will
be on the first day OF March.
Mr.. CHARLIE HILL AMOS, a handsome
| and popular young man from Atlanta,
made flying visit to cur city last week.
Mr.. J. P. GROVER has opened clothing
store, in the building recently vacated by
Mr.. Louis Klein.
Paints and Oils at Malone's Drug Store.
We will save you money in Hosiery. A
full line at BARNES SHOE Co
SUNDAY was beautiful day and the res
ligious services were well attended at all
the churches.
Now is the time to buy your furniture
while our prices are so low. We don't ask
| you to take our word, but call in and see
| for yourself. The E. F. SEWER, Install>
ment Furniture Company.
HENRY MOORE. colored, of this place,
was badly mashed while coupling cars on
the NJ. & N. Ga. Railroad at Elizabeth last
Saturday.
On last Thursday 10Th Rev. and Mrs. j.
W. Baker celebrated the sc tn anniversary
of their marriage, and were the recipients
of an elegant cake from Mrs. A. Y. Leake
MRS. KING COPPER has painted a portrait
of Rev. J, W. Baker, and has presented it
to his family. 1t is considered an excel
lent likeness, and reflects great credit on
the artist.
For SALE-Three colts and two mules.
Apply to JAS. L. SHELLEY.
Before making your purchase of fur.
niture, look with US and see if our prices
will not save you money. W. E. GILBERT.
OwiNG to meningitis prevailing in the
Atlanta Jail, number of United States
prisoners were brought to the Marietta Jail
last Friday for safety and health.
How the Marietta JOURNAL has improved
| 1t has always beer first class newspaper,
but it gives more news than ever now. The
JOURNAL is doing great work for its town
and county.-Atlanta Constitution.
Fresh Garden Seeds at J. D. Malone's.
BUSINESS men, in any line, who look to
the pnblic for support, can do nothing bet>
ter than to keep their business before the
public. There is no better way to do this
than in their home paper.
When girl visits in town she nearly
always has good time. but young man
seldom does. The men pay him but little
attention, and the young ladies hold him
at distance because it is not proper to be-
come acquainted too rapidly.
NoTICE.-All mares with foal for the
spring season, the fee is now due, and l
will be around in few days to collect the
same. g. B. BENTLEY.
Hirsch has large line of Dry Goods,