The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-16
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

A Jew bales OF cotton continue to come
to market.
Mr.. Henry Schoenthal has returned from
New York.
Mr.. Fred Banks returned from Cincin>
natl last week.
Mr. CHARLIE GRIFFIN, OF Roswell, is
going to study law under Clay & Blair.
Miss Dollie Bell, of New York, visited
Mrs. S. G. King at this place last week.
Miss Emma Pope, of Atlanta. is visiting
Mrs. H. B. Moss.
Mr. PETE LAMoINE, wife and child, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday in Marietta, visiting
Mrs. Kate Shugart.
Our thanks to Col R. T. Nesbitt, AgriA
cultural Commissioner, for liberal supply
of garden seed.
Mr.. r. Il. Earle has gone to Washington,
where he will! doubtless be given his old
place in the Treasury department
Eggs for Matching, from thoroughbred
Plymouth Rocks, at $l.00 per dozen or
$500 for 30 eggs. j. F. CLARKE
DR., G. W. WILLIAMS, of Pennington,
Mo-, is in the city visiting his daughter,
Mrs. B. R. Legg.
Miss EMMA LEGG, of Morristown, Tenn,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. 3. 4. Legg of
Hhis place
MEssRs. Henderson & Austin have com.
menced the construction of Mr.. Will Tram
melrs new residence on Trammell street.
The new residence of Mr.. Walter Ses>
sions is being built by Messrs. L, Black s.
Son on Cherokee street.
Mr. s. c. Tate, of Tate, Ca, has pur-
| chased the W. E. Smith residencein Gaines
vile, Ca, paying $l,700.
REV. W. D ANDERsoNs family have
moved into their residence on Lawrence
street.
! Hirsch has a large line of Dry Goods,
| Gloves and Hose that must be sold
Buy your Suits of Read & Virgins.
They will clean them free of charge.
If you will use the Nevassa Cotton Fer>
| tilizer you can't get hands to pick the cot
ton you will make For sale BY
j. W. HARDEMAN.
SCOTS Potapso Phospbo, for StubbIe
Land and New Ground.
ANDERSON Bros
Mrs S. Girbert, of Bordeaux, S c., is
visiting her brother, DR.. G. Tennent She
will remain for several months.
Mrs. CHARLES TARBELL, and her daugh
ter, Miss Sadie, of New York, are visiting
Mrs. Cleveland, of this place
MRS. H. S. RooT left Thursday for New
York to perfect herself in the latest styles
of dressmaking.
$1,000 to lend. Enoch Faw.
The best goods at lowest prices. J. D.
Malone, Druggist.
Highest price paid for stable manure
JAS. L. SHELLEY.
Mr. WALTER L. SESSIONS of the firm of
The A. P. BrantIey Co., left Friday for
New York to buy Spring and Summer
goods. An elegant stock will be bought.
There seems to be growing determine
ton upon the part of our farmers to raise
their own stock. This is an altogether
sensible and practical idea of reform
Parsonage and Home Mission Society
will meet at the residence of W. s. N.
Neal this Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
A full attendance requested.
If rumors are correct one of our Mari
eta young men will wed a popular Ken
lucky belle next fall.
Hirsch is selling solid leather Shoes
cheaper than any one Call and see.
If you want fine Overcoat for about
half its worth. Call to see me.
! R. HrRscH.
Ten GOOD farm horses Tor sale on time,
at Meinert's stable, Marietta.
You should not fail to get prices on
Clothing, Shoes and Hats from
READ & WIGGINs.
If you will use the Nevassa Cotton Fer,
tilizer you cant get hands to pick the cot
ton you will make. For sale by
! }. w. HARDEMAN
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Society held very interesting meeting at
Mr.. John R. Winters residence last FRI
day night.
The counties along the Marietta and
North Georgia Railroad and the adjacent
counties in North Carolina are furnishing
large number of citizens for the West
They 60 by nearly every train.
Messrs. Read g. Virgins have fixed up
attractive show windows at their popular
store in which TO display some of their
goods.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms or
other real estate security at low rate of in>
| terest. A. n. EDWARDS.
Stock feed, especially prepared for milk
and butter, $l.O0 per 100 pounds. Sax A.