The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-15
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

| AOoO1 lOl oluO OTdSS D66u.
The Jury box will be revised in August.
For fresh groceries. go to Alston's. They
keep them. They are. leaders.
Capt. r. W. Boone has returned from
! Florida.
Mr.. I. W. READ has had his residence,
on Cherokee street. repainted.
New MILLINERY--Open the last of this
week, Come and order your Easter hat.
Mrs. G, G. BRUMBY.
II. E. SARGENT died in Powder Springs
last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Steph.
ems, Saturday morning last, a fine girl.
MrLLINERY OPENING Monday and Tuas>
day March 18th and Goth. All invited.
MRS. ]. 8. WARREN.
The farmers are busy as bees now, im>
proving the sunny hours.
Langshan Eggs and few cockerels for
sale by G. A. Guyton, Powder Springs St.
Lettuce and cabbage plants for sale now.
Tomato plants later. JAMES l.. SHELLEY.
Acid Phosphate and c. S. Meal cheap
for cash. Come and see me.
A. ARMSTRONG.
Mrs Sallie Mullins and daughter, Miss
Flora, ofAtlanta, spent Sunday in the city.
Crosby's is the seed store.
GARDENING and farming are going on
now with redoubled energy.
Garrow's delicious candies, at Alstons,
fresh every week.
STRAYED-A peacock. Will be grateful
for any information. Mrs. J. G. MORRIS.
Mr.. F. P. Delk has opened up a grocery
store on north side of town.
Mr.. George D. Anderson has returned to
Marietta to practice law.
Eggs from thoroughbred Barred Ply
mouth Rocks at Is cts. for Is; $l.2 for 26
and So. 90 tor AZ. ]. F. CLARKE.
The city street tax has been reduced
from $500 to $500.
Ignorance and prejudice are hard things
to convert and have to be combatted with
persistency.
MILLINERY OPENING Monday and Tues !,
day March 10th and 10th. All invited
Mrs J. S. WARRES.
The grass is growing, the trees are bud.
ding, flowers are blooming and it looks as
If spring is near az hand.
Money to loan on good security.
W. s. CHENEY
Miss NINA BARKER, an accomplished
young lady of Atlanta is visiting the family
| of Mr.. Andrew J. Barker, OF Elizabeth.
The grip holds on to our people in a
! modified form and will doubtless be with
us until summers heat drives it away.
Crosby's Lottie Mock Tobacco.
Mr.. R. Hirsch contemplates putting a
| glass front in his store this spring or sum
mer.
Hirsch has a nobby line OF walking canes
Call to see his stock.
Young man, do not shave off your mus,
tache. How foolish to raise mustache
and then raze it.
Mrs. 81 Reid returned from Tampa
Fla, last Saturday. Miss Atkinson will
prolong her visit few weeks.
Messrs Daniels, of Chattanooga who
were formerly residents of Marietta, are in
| the city.
Now is the time to have your Easter hat
made. Give US call
Mrs. j. S. WARREN.
BoARDERs WANTED.-You can get the
| best of board and at reasonable rates at
Miss Black boarding house on Church st.
Mr.. T. P. BoND's new house on Kenne>
saw Avenue is completed and is commo4
dious and elegant.
DR.. Albert Fleming, a recent graduate
OF the Georgia College Of Electric Medi>
cine, speaks of locating in Eatonton.
Messrs. Ed aud Maurice Hirsch have
gone into the wholesale cigar business, with
Office in Atlanta. Marietta will be their
post office address.
Crosby's Head Ache Tablets we will
guarantee or money refunded. a.
Garden seed-buy Landreth's, the old
reliable w. ALsToN l. Son,
Sole Agents.
Now is the time to begin to give your
premises thorough cleaning and burn all
the trash, sprinkle lime freely and white
wash all the outhouses.
The ,Woman's Parsonage and Home Mis-
sionary Society will meet at the residence
of W. s. N. Neal on Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Down Down !! Down ! I | the prices have
gone. Every thing in our store is cheap.
New York and Liverpool have tried to do
us" butwe have got the prices on clothing,
shoes and hats way below cotton prices.
READ & WIGG1Ns.
A farmer, who lives on Dallas road, told
US the other day that he cleared $55O.0O
last year farming, and he expects to do