The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Sunday Notwithstanding the bad weather
Rev. ]. A. Wynne is in Cherokee county
this week engaged in ministerial work.
Bunch of keys found Apply at this
office and pay for this notice.
Mayor Hollands little boy, we regret to
learn, is quite sick.
For RENT-A seven room house, near
the square, newly painted rooms Garden
and stables. Apply at this Office.
Thursday was a cold day and ice was
visible.
1t is the real, downright, incurable fool
who never knows it.
Loafng IS hard business to learn. 1t
takes you all your time.
For SALE-Four good mules, cash or on
time. JAMES T. ANDERSON.
The items of the Lost Mountain corres>
pondent this week, were accidentally des>
troyed, is the reason they do not appear.
For SALE CHEAP.-75 cords of Stove
wood Call at my Office. 81. ME1NERT.
The Marietta and North Georgia Rails
road is advertised to be sold March 3rd.
Miss Mary Mason was placed at rest on
last Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. North
cult, fine girl.
For SALE-A first class driving horse.
! Perfectly sound and gentle. Can be seen
at Anderson's stable. Good reason for
selling. Apply to John T, Braptley.
/ There were two Marietta men who atten.
ded the Corbett-Mitchell prize fight
MISSES May and Eva Gober, of Atlanta,
were in the city Friday.
Hirsch has nobby line of walking canes
| Call to see his stock.
Selling at Cost for thirty days to reduce
stock. Mrs, c. G.. BRUMBY.
The Leland is now open for business.
Capt. J. G. Hughes, our postmaster, is
still sick at his home.
Mr.. Johnnie Stephens is still confined to
his home sick.
If you owe this Office anything, call and
pay it. We need the money.
WE are glad to learn that Mrs. E. W.
Frey, who has been so seriously sick, is
rapidly recovering.
Col. ED. W. FREY has been appointed
County Administrator and County Guar
dian, by Judge J. NJ. Stone, Ordinary.
FURNITURE AND HoUsE>FURN1sH1AG
GooDs.-We have for the past year and
will continue to make a speciality of Furni-
ture and House furnishing goods. You
will do we'll to examine our stock.
". E.. GILBERT.
The wood haulers find dull sale some,
time for their wood. A large number of
our people use coal.
Mr.. George Fleming, special bailiff, has
proved himself hustler in ferreting out
criminals.
Sheriff P. 0. McLain has made most
excellent Sheriff and gets more efficient
every day.
Mr.. 81. G. Blauton, clerk at the Palace
Drug Store, is on visit TO his home, Wins
chester, Tenn.
Mr.. JAMES HILBURN has displayed skill
and good taste in arranging the windows
at Barnes Shoe Store.
Mrs E. M. "McElfresh, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jaaes Pits
ner, of this place.
Mr.. NORMAN GORDON is now clerkiug at
DR.. Malone's drug store, and studying to
be pharmacist.
Mrs. Fl. Reid and Miss Mary Atkinson
will leave this week on visit 20 Mrs. S. J.
Drawdy in Tampa, Fla.
Mr.. Trenholm Baker has returned from
Palestine, Texas, where he has been al
work.
Do you wish spit of clothes? If so
call to see Hirsch's line.
Mr.. W. N. McKENzIE's new house is
about completed and he will move into il
soon.
Experience Is dear teacher and some
people won't learn any other way. Go in
lemons and get squeezed, is an old adage
but true one.
BLANCHE, the little daughter of Mr.
Samuel 4. airsch, OF Charleston. w. V
is On visit to her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs R. Hirsch.
Miss MARY Cole arrived in the CITY
Thursday night from visit to her aun,
In Quincy, ILL.,, after an absence of several
months.
Staple Goods in Furniture at the lowest
prices Come and see for yourselves. Is
too late to find We are cheaper than else
where after you have bought. Then look
through our stock before buying.
W. E. GILBERT.
DR.. and Mrs. N. N. Gober, of Atlanta
came up from Atlanta Thursday evening
and stopped at the Kennesaw Hotel. Thew
spent Friday in the city.