The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-22
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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i toA uAC DCSi LIuS " ultO, DuG IHcy WOiAI
bite you if you will stick to work.
When a man gets into law, he never
knows when he is gong to getout
SPENDING less than you make is one of
the secrets OF success.
WANTED-At once fifty heifers from four
weeks to six years old. c. P. STEPHENS.
True Tennessee Millet at Crosby Drug
Store.
Mrs. M. ]. HAMILTON has added new
roon to her residence on Calder street.
LOST "A K. of P. watch charm. Finder.
will be rewarded by returning to
81. HUFFMAN.
Our farmers are hauling out a good
deal of guano every day now.
The beautiful spring weather has brought
out the Straw hat.
have Pasturage for three cows also a
top buggy for sale. W. F. Bennett.
For fresh groceries, go to Alston's They
keep them. They are leaders.
Nor1CE TO MOTHERS WHO HAVE SoNs.-
We have just received beautiful line of
Children's Spring Suits, Call and see
them. Ages from 5 to Is years They
are just such suits as you want for Easter.
READ & WIGGINs.
Mr.. GEORGE Moor, of this place, is ats
tending Neurological School in Atlanta.
CUR Baptist friends should make c strong
pull this year to finish their new church
building
Easter Egg Dye at Crosbys.
LosT-A ladies breast pin set with small
garnet stones. Will pay reward if returns
ed to this office. NJ.
Miss MARY Wolfe, of Atlanta, who has
been visiting Miss Grace McClatchey, has
returned home.
REV. J. NJ. SPINKs has accepted the
PASTORAL charge of Mt. Zicn church, four
miles west Of Marietta. Dallas New Era.
Mr.. JUDsoN THOMSON, of Atlanta, visit.
ed his sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Neese last Sum
day.
A gentleman and wife or two ladies can
find board and comfortable furnished
room with private family at reasonable
rates. Address, Box SO.
Next Sunday is Easter and the springs
hats, bonnets and dresses will be out in
full bloom.
MRS: E. L. PoMERoY is on tao weeks
visit to her daughter, Mrs g. D. Brantley.
at .Blackshear, Ga.
| Mr. Maxey Dobbs left Tuesday for New
York, where, on the Oath, he will take a
steamer for Valparaiso, Chill.
| Paints and Oils at Crosby's.
Mayor R. N. Holland spent Sunday at
Tate, Ga, where his family has been for
several weeks.
Mayor K. N. Holland and Hon John E
Motley, it is said, will be candidates for the
Legislature.
Lettuce and cabbage plants tor sale now
Tomato plants later. JAMES L. SIBLEY.
NURSE veLge and, though it will seem
ever so sweet for WHILE it will at last de-
velope into an unrelenting enemy that will
put bitter into the cup OF every sweet.
NOTICE TO MOTHERS WHO HAVE SoNs.-
We have just received beautiful line OF
Children's Spring Suits. Call and see
them. Ages from 5 to Is years. They
are just such suits as y GU want for Easter.
READ & WIGGlNs.
Mr. SUMNER NEIL has a garden full Of
the finest onions of the season. They
were planted last September. He expects
to realize $50 on the patch
WHEN you see young lady limping on
the streets in Atlanta, you can very ac>
curately surmise that she has been vacci>
mated.
Garrow's delicious candies, at Alstons,
fresh every week.
Eggs from thoroughbred Barred Ply>
mouth Rocks at Is cts. for 10; $I.25 for 26
and SO. 90 for AZ. J.F. CLARKE.
Money to loan on good security.
W. S. CHENEY.
When a witness leaves the court house
after having been cross examined, he dSn't
know whether he is right side up with
care" or not.
A cucumber farm would net a handsome
profit, if the cucumbers were picked and
bottled. What Cobb county man can be
persuaded to engage in this industry?
Try Alabastine at Crosby's.
| keep Chattahoochee River Brick for
sale both in large and small quantities.
Chsttahoochee Brick are the best in Geor>
gia. Call at the Phoenix Foundry and
look at them, if you doubt this.
j. B. GLOVER, LR.
A number Of people believe that the
moon influences the growing of crops and
plant according to the different changes OF
the moon.
Our tellow,townsman, B. r. Legg, went
to Smyrna last Sunday and gave a splen-
did talk. He went at the request of Rev.
J. W. Baker, who was too unwell to CO..
Blue and Orchard Grass Seed at Gross