The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

The military boys are having lots of fun
already.
The payment Of the Confederate SOL
diers pensions will begin March 18th.
For SALE,-A good young mule, cash or
on time. L. W. GLOVER.
MONEY to loan on good security.
w. S. CHENEY.
1t was the beautiful snow" il is now
the beautiful slush.
Mrs W. B. Metcalfe is visiting friends
and relatives in Montgomery, Ala.
Rev. Albert U. Stanley and family re-
turned from Florida last Tuesday.
GUANo and other sacks bought. Hay.
bran, cotton seed meal and hulls for sale.
A. ARMSTRONG.
Keep up with the times by advertising
your business.
Judge Gober is holding court in Canton
this week.
Moth Balls. A sure thing at Crosby's
1.-THE beautiful snow closed the public
schools Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Addie Harper, of Elberton, is visits
ing Mrs. NJ. r. Lyon.
Mrs. Mollie Herndon and grand. children
are on visit to Fernandiha, Fla.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bate, fine
girl.
For fresh groceries. go to Alstons. They
keep them. They are leaders.
The estray COW advertised last week,
proved TO be Mr. Claiborn Walton's. Ad-
vertising in the JOURNAL pays.
Blue Mountain Joes medicines at Cros.
by's.
The remains of Mr.. John B. Garrison
were carried to Holly Springs, Cherokee
county, for interment.
Garrow's delicious candies, at Alston's,
fresh every week
Miss Hattie Lee Bisaner, formerly OF
Marietta, was married to Mr.. Bruckner in
New York on the 2lst of February.
The Marietta aid North Georgia Rail-
road will be sold next Saturday. Judge
Newman refuses further postponement.
MISS EDNA PRICE, who has been visiting
Miss Carrie Massey, has returned to her
home in Atlanta
Our military company are drilling al
| night and will be in good shape when they
get their guns and uniforms.
Mr.. and Mrs Newt Anderson have re
turned from their visit to Waxahachee
Texas.
BoARDERs WANTED.-You can get tht
best of board and at reasonable rates a
Miss Blacks boarding house on Church St
Pinaud's genuine Hair Tonic at Crosby S
A gentleman and wife or two ladies can
find board and a comfortably furnished
room with private family at reasonable
| rates. Address, Box 83.
Mas. Il. P. GILBERT, Polk stree, wants
few boarders Call at residence fol-
terms and see rooms.
Garden seed-buy Landreth's, the ole
reliable. W. ALsToN & Son,
Sole Agents.
Splendid family horse for sale, cheap.
MoULTRIE M. SESSIONS.
DR.. J. W. Heidi, of Atlanta, came ny
to fill his appointments Saturday and Sun
day, through the seet and snow.
Er
10 neglect business to tramp over the
county for politics, is mighty good way
not to have any business.
TayIor's (the best, Tooth Brushes al
Crosbys.
Mr.. A. w. York, Jr., has returned from
Atlanta TO Marietta to stay i'll the W. & A
R, R. telegraph Office with his father.
On Wednesday of last week, Mr.. w. M
McCulloch, of Mariettr, was married tc
Miss Minnie Lynch in Atlanta.
Mr.. W. A. McCREA and Mr.. Paul Leake
went out fishing the other day and caught
one hundred sun perch.
Rego, for sick headache at Crosby's
Hon. A. S. CLAY, Gel. g. D. Phillips
and Mr.. c. B. Willingham are attending
Canton court this week.
Mrs. R. N. HOLLAND and children are
visiting her parents at Tate, Ga. We res
greet to learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Holland s
oldest child is still sick.
A secret enemy is the worst kind of an
enemy. He is worse than dozen open
ones. He is the snake in the grass the
Brutus with his blade,
Mr.. 7. W. Nichols and family and Mr..
Herbert Nichols and family have returned
to Marietta to live. They occupy the old
Smith residence on Whitlock avenue.
The Union Sunday School, which was
to have been held last Sunday. will be held
next Sunday at the Presbyterian church at
half past three o'clock. All invited.
CAPT. ROBERT LowREY, of Atlanta, while
out hunting near Eiliiay, ia jumping across