The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Horses and mules are said to be higher
IN price this year than last
Born to Me-. and Mrs. Felix Delk, fine
girl
Patti carried away $500 from Atlan>
ia.
Miss Emma Pope of Atlanta, is visiting
her sister Mrs. H. B. Moss.
For RENT-A seven room hause, near
the square, new y painted rooms. Garden
and stables. Apply at this Office.
The crop of candidates this year will
probably be very large.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Ed. W.
Frey is some better.
Mr.. Ed. Cook spent Saturday and suns
day at Ball Ground
For SALE-By Mrs. L. K. Wharey, some
household furniture, including bedding, at
Mrs. W. F. Groves.
Rainy bad weather nearly always comes
with court week.
Mr.. Campbell Wallace has repainted his
residence on Kennesaw Avenue.
Last week was week OF prayer. This
week is a week of law.
1t has been many a day since there were
three vacant stores in Marietta at one time
Marietta ought to have manufacturing
industries TO give people employment.
A good deal of moving about AID chang
ing homes for the new year.
The sale Of the Marietta & North Geor-
gla Railroad, at Receivers sale, hangs fire.
Tramps are passing through, hunting
the warm climate of Florida.
The Kennesaw House is getting a good
run of patronage.
Economy seems to be drawing her knife
and cutting off expenses right and left.
Mayor Holland has tried his first case,
likewise Mayor pro TEN Brumby.
Marshals Moon and Hicks have made a
number of arrests recently.
Selling at Cost for thirty days to reduce
stock. Mrs. C, G. RRUMRy
Renew your subscriptions to the JOUR
NAL for the new year.
The Leland is now open for business.
The season for white washing fences and
repalnting dwellings approaches.
Sunday was an inclement day but the
church attendance was good at the morn>
ing hour, but slim at night
The tin roofs of several buildings on and
near the square have been given coats of
paint.
The number OF fine horses in Marietta
and Cobb county will compare favorably
with the best in any county.
County School Commissioner Power IS
kept quite busy now in getting the county
schools in good hands and underway
MIR. Newt Anderson has about the finest
pair of carriage horses in town, and they
are Cobb county raised, too
DR.. J. W. Heidi will preach at the Meth.
odist Church next Sunday morning and
night.
Mr. George F. Newell and bride returns
ed to the city last week, afer soujourn in
Florida.
Mr.. B s. Florence has rented his farm
to Mr.. 7. A. Chandler and moved to Mari.
eta
The public schools Of Marietta ought to
be an inducement to people to locate in
Marietta to educate their children.
Don't fret and worry over lifes disap
pointments, poverty and sorrows. 1t will
all be the same hundred years from now
Mr.. John H. Cooper, of Atlanta, has
been carried to the Asylum at Miledgeville
for treatment.
Mr.. I. P. Bonds new residence on Ken
nesaw Avenue will be completed in few
months and i'll he quite an elegant and
commodious structure
Mr. "RilP' Robertson, of Cobb county
passed through Canton last Fri day enroute
to Walesca to enter two sons in the Rein>
hardt Normal. Advance.
Mr.. j. I. Brantley, of the firm Of the A.
+. Brantley Co, after pleasant visit to his
old home, Blackshesr, Ca, returned to the
city last week
Mr.. L. Black. who had one OF his ribs
broken in getting out of buggy, several
days ago, is gettirg on all right and keens
at business.
Miss Mary Ann johnson, OF Giles coun>
ty, Tenn, and Miss Rosa johnson, OF At.
'anta are visiting the family of W. S N.
Neal
The residence of Mr.. ID. P. Morris in
Roswell, was burned last Thursday morn>
ing and its entire contents, save some
meat. $500 insurance.
Judge George f Gober held court last