The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.


business with his excelsior factory
A mans devotion to his wife and chill
dren covers multitude of faults.
For SALE-By Mrs. L. K. Wharey, some
household furniture, including feather beds
and pillows at Mrs. W. F. Groves.
Miss Floy Montgomery. of Jacksonville,
Ala, is visiting Miss Emma Lyon.
City School bonds are now offered for
sale. See notice in this issue.
Mr.. ]. w. Hardeman is suffering with
la grippe.
For RENr-A seven room house, near
the square, newly painted room. Garden
and stables. Apply at this office.
Court sentences will probably be fnish~
ed this week.
Marriage is the only lottery that the
United States is going to tolerate
Mr.. ROBERT HAMMErT returned Satur>
day from visit to Waxahachie, Texas.
There are several young men in Mariet>
ia out of employment.
Better live on hope life-time than die
early with dispair. Never give up.
BORN to Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Grist, on
last Sunday, fine boy.
SOME OF our citizens are suffering with
la grippe.
HORSES and mules are being bought by
our farmers for use in the next crop.
Miss EDNA PRICE, Of Atlanta is visiting
Miss Carrie Massey.
So long as glory remains on the free list
some newspapers will continue to run.
Selling at Cost for thirty days to reduce
stock. Mrs. c. G. BRUMBY.
Renew your subscriptions to the Jour.
NAL for the new year.
We don't publish all we hear. Oh, no
if we did there would be trouble in the
land.
The Leland is now open for business.
Do you owe the Marietta Journal? If
you do come in and pay il, do not wait to
be dunned.
THE Journal has added large numbe
Of new subscribers to Its list and many re-
newels recently.
A gentleman and wife Or two ladies
can get comfortable furnished room ard
perhaps board with private family. ADJ
dress Journal Office.
The farming lands of this country are
bound to increase in value. The farm il
the basis OF wealth.
For SALE CHEAP.-75 cords of Stove
wood: Call at my Office. II. MEINERT.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch' S
Mr.. J. H. Latimer and family have
moved to Atlanta, much to the regret O
our people.
The Home Missionary meeting will b.
held at the residence OF Mrs. W. E. Gilber
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Jennie Love and Miss Susie Pierce
OF Austell, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
S. Owen.
Mr.. CHUCK ANDERSON has bought some
fine horses Chuck is a good judge o
horse flesh and always buys the best.
DR.. HEIDT preached two grand sermons
Sunday at the Methodist Church to larg,
audiences.
Mr.. John H. Cooper,we learn, is improv
ing and it is thought that he will soon be
in his right mind.
Do you wish silt of clothes? If so
call to see Hirsch's line.
Mrs. l.. BLACK left last Friday for Pied
mont, Ala, to visit her daughter, Mrs
Hattie Baker.
Dir. John Harvell of Giles county, Tenn
J and Mr.. Butler johnson, of Atlanta, spen
Sunday m the city.
TIE date fixed ior the sale of the Mari
eta and North Georgia Railroad is Febru
airy 2lst.
The superior school advantages OF Ma
rietta should attract large attendant
from other towns and the country. Publ
high school is hard to excel.
Ask your neighbor to subscribe for tn
Marietta Journal. Speak good word 10
us, and help US extend the circulation Q
the paper.
Hirsch has a nobby line OF walking canes
Call to see his stock.
The financial stringency will have n
effect on the campaign liar. AS sue
nothing can force him into bankruptcy
His capital stock is immense.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Mosher
Friday morning, fine girl This make
three girls Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher have il
their home.
Don't leave you horse standing unhitch
ed on the streets. 1t is dangerous ant
careless practice and may be the means o
great deal of trouble and annoyance.
For SALE-Fine Pekin Ducks. Pal
s., so. two pairs $500. Address Powda