The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-12
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.
THERE are no legal sales for May.

LIE military Boys are having all the lun'
RAISE plenty of corn and hog meat, and
then you can afford to plant cotton.
Ex.Goy. BOB TAYLOR at the Court House
next Tuesday night.
! THE "Deestrict Skule' is humorous
play being prepared by local talent
Our new postmaster is selling 26 one
cent stamps for cent and quarter.
Go to Frey's Beet Market for fine Wes-
tern meat.
! The Marietta Rifles had ball at their
armory on last Friday evening.
Mrs. G. N. johnson is visiting son, Mr..
jerome, in Charleston, S. c.
Miss Kate Kilby has returned home from
Atlanta.
Mrs W. j. Hudson is visiting her sister
in Atlanta.
Mr.. CHARLEY NELL is filling in and
grading his lot on Lawrence street.
When you want chairs 60 to the Mariet-
ia Manufacturing Co.'s warehouse and
save middlemen's profits.
PLEASE remember that obituary notices,
to insure insertion, must be paid for See
rates at the head of column second page.
GENTLEMEN and wife desire board in
private family. Reference given and re-
quired. 81. W. Shaw, care Brumby Chair
Company.
THERE is Lyon" and Fox" in the
same store building N Marietta, and they
get along nicely.
Why don't yeu advertise in your town
paper? II your business is not worth adj.
vertising advertise it for sale.
Vegetables killed! Buy fresh seeds at
Alstons.
ALI indebted to J. S. Warren for 1898
will please call and settle at once.
We keep Machine Oil especially for cots
ton gins and saw mills. DoBBs & Bro.
Miss Chester's school on Roswell street.
Careful instruction, thorough work, large
playground. Attention to morals, man
neIS and music. Tuition $l.5O per month.
Money to lend on long time.
ENoCH FAw.
Go OUT and enjoy the lecture at the
Court House next Tuesday night to be de-
livered by Ex-Gov. Bob Taylor.
Our friend, Mr. John T. Brantley, feels
satisfied that his vaccination took" He
has been carrying his arm in a sling.
We don't sell any other kind of furniture
but chairs, but you can get handsome PAY
for your time by calling at our warehouse
when in need of them.
The MARIETTA MANUFACTURING Co.
Mr.. c. NJ. Williams is again in contro
of the Acworth Post. He is good news
paper man ard deserves success,
! Money to loan on good security.
W. S. CHENEY.
| Guns at cost. Dobbs & Bro.
Still in the lead Pictures at so cents.
w. E. GILBERT.
Read & Virgins are headquarters fol-
clothing, shoes and hats.
The State school money to pay teachers
for their first quarter has been self out t.
county school commissioners.
PARADISE OF Fools by Ex-Gov. Boz
Taylor at the Court House next Tuesday
night
Mrs. r. T. Nesbitt and her daughter
Mrs. T. W. Glover, are on visit to Annis.
ton, Ala.
HoRsEsHoEING and repairing done with
neatness and dispatch by E. II. King.
Shop in Simpsons Feed Stable on Chero
kee street. Work guaranteed.
Mr.. j. A. BowDLE, wife and child, re,
turned to their home in Hebron Nebraska
last week.
The Marietta Rifles by invitation, last
Thursday evening visited the Capitol City
Guards fair in Atlanta.
The cold weather has been playing
game of freeze out with spring suits and
straw hats, but we have called for new
deal and can show you the winning stock
Of spring suits and straw hats
DEAD ~ w lGGlNS'
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hrsch's.
Do you wish suit of clothes? If SC
call to see Hirsch's line.
Henderson l. Austin are headquarters
for all kinds of rough and dressed Lumber
Shingles, Laths, in fact everything in the
way of building material, as cheap as can
be bought elsewhere
Mr.. CALEB BURTON, of this county, has
had two horses and one mule to die in the
last ten months, worth $4O0. This is a
severe loss to Mr.. Burton.
AS our chairs are not on sale at the fur,
niture stores in Marietta, we are detemin-
ed the citizens of the city and country sur
rounding shall have chance to buy the
best at wholesale prices.
The MARIETTA MANUFACTURING Co.
THE hearing, as to whether Mr.. J. B.
Glover will be removed from the Receiver
ship of the NJ. & N. Ga. Railroad, has been
postponed until next Monday
THE rise in the price of cotton caused 10