The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-15
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.


Mr.. Hal Dick has returned to the city.
| Coal $3.00.-The best Jellico Coal 49, 90
per ton. HENRY MEINERT.
Now is the time to plant small fruits
Why not grow your own Strawberries, etc.
All the best varieties of strawberries so
and Is cents per 100. Order now.
KENNEsAw NURSERIES.
Mr.. Joel Baker, of Lithonia, is visiting
his sister, Mrs ". J. NJ. Hames.
Mr. J. Fl. Miller's new house on Law
renee street is nearly completed.
The grass is beginning to show its green
growth in the park.
Splendid family horse for sale, cheap.
MoULTRIE NJ SESSIONS.
Nh. George Hammett has returned from
Texas.
Lent is on hand, and the demand for
fish and eggs will be increased.
Mr.. Joe Boston took trip last week to
Florida and Savannah.
Mrs Thompson, mother of Mrs. Frank
Lumpkin, is quite sick.
Mr.. Will Bird has gone to Baltimore to
work at the marble business.
Miss MoLLIE ORMsBY, of Decatur, Ga, is
visiting friends in the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hirsch and daughter,
Florrie, have moved back to Atlanta.
Heavy rains fell here Sunday and Suns
day night
Three Dollars will get ton of the best
Jellico Cool at Henry Meinerts.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. King of the Kenne>
saw Hotel, are both suffering with la grippe.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Brumby has returned
from Mississippi.
Plant few dozen Cuthbert and Golden
Queen raspberries now aud revel in an
abundance of this delicious fruit.
Mr.. James R. Brumby, who has been III
Columbus and Mobile on a short visit, has
returned home
Mr.. Maurice Hirsch has returned from
Charleston, West Va, where he has been
for some time.
The celebrated Dunlap grape only %
cents each. Why pay 500 each for them2
KENNEsAw NURSERIES.
Miss Edna Pope, of Atlanta, and Miss
Emma Pope of Hemphill, Ga, are visiting
Mrs. H. B. Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Haynes and son, Of
Atlanta, are visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ.
E. Haynes.
Capt. ]. G. Hughes has suffered jslight
relapse, but his friends hope that he may
very speedily regain his lost ground.
Mr.. L. c. Hall. of Brunswick, who pur.
chased the II. B. Wallis place, has i'm.
proved it very greatly.
Cobb county has colored physician
named ]. W. Merrett, graduate from q
Nashville, Tenn, medical college.
For SALE-Lot 100 by 100 on NJ. & N
G. and W. & A, Railroads. Suitable for
manufacturing purposes. Address
I. w. NORWOOD, Austell, Ga
Rev. John F. Cox has splendid schoo
at Dunn, Ga, l27 pupils. He is assisted
by his wife and Prof. w. E. Talley.
Mr.. James L. Sibley is out on the street!
again after several weeks prostration with
the grip.
The trains are crowded with Northern
and Northwestern visitors enroute tc
Florida.
The guano scent is on every breeze, anG
it takes cents to buy it.
DR. N. N. GoBER has opened an Office
in the Grant Building, Corner Marietta and
Broad Streets, Atlanta, Ga. Entrance on
Broad street. Take elevator.
Hirsch has nobby line OF walking canes
Call to see his stock.
Sheriff McLan went to Roswell on bust.
ness last Friday.
COL V. L. Starr has new turn.out-s
spirited horse and stylish carriage.
There is good deal of trading in horse
flesh in Marietta now.
Marietta must have more manufacturing
enterprises, small industries, to give EN-.
ployment to people who want work
Hay 80 cents per 100 pounds. Bran
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls cheap. Empty
sacks bought Fire kindlings given away
to purchasers. A. ARMSTRONG.
1t is said that Mr. M. n. Sessions will
build an elegant new house this spring on
his lot on Cherokee street.
The Leland is now open for business.
Mr. w. r. Montgomery has greatly i'm,
proved his lot bought some time ago, on
Cherokee street.
The farmers are hauling out guano,
sowing oats and making other preparations
for crop.
Staple Goods in Furniture at the lowest
prices Come and see for yourselves. Is
too late to find Wa are cheaper than else.