The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-07
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.


sand at G. E. Henderson's.
Nebraska is beautifully represented in
Marietta just now.
The new glass front in Mr.. Bill Hames'
store is quite an improvement.
Let US have another marriage. The
good work should not stop.
Only two empty store buildings in MAJ
rietta now.
Nj. J. A. Manget and bride have returns
ed to the city.
NoTIcE.-If you want blowing or haul
ing done, apply to James L. Sibley.
If you want flour, meal, meat, canned
goods, &C., 60 to ]. s. Reds. He is SELL
ing fresh line of goods just opened
Mr., J. G. Talley is on a visit to his wife
at Dunedin, Fla.
Mr.. A. j. Barker and family have NOV
ed into town.
Mayor R. N. Holland returned Saturday
from business trip to Florida.
All kinds of Building material at greats
ly reduced prices at G. E. Henderson's.
Mr.. Pat Green and wife have moved to
Mr.. Jack Moore's residence on Roswell
street.
Buist's and Ferry's seeds in bulk and in
packages, at Palace Drug Store.
Garden tools in proiusio1 and very low
prices. DoBBs & Bro.
Two GEMS week, OF two cents post
age stamp, pays for the Marietta Journal.
Why don't your subscribe ? Don't borrow.
Have too much self.respect to do mean
or cruel thing even for fun. The word
fun covers multitude of sins.
Mr.. James Kendrick, Of near Kennesaw
Mountain, died on Wednesday OF last
week, of pneumonia. He leaves family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Romare, OF Atlanta
visited Mr.. E. P. Dobbs and family on
Sunday last.
At c. E. Henderson you can buy heart
shingles at Two dollars and fifteen cents
per thousand, twenty-five cents less thar
ever before.
The bachelors boarding house is in tbs
enjoyment of excellent fare, but what il
home without female.
Old winter slaps US in the face every
now and then to let US know that shc
hasn't taken her final departure yet
Try the Golden Liniment for stiff joints
lameness of any kind. Sure cure for Swim
ney. For sale by
J. W. HARDEMAN.
1t is said that some men are so jisa
greeable that even. the climate doesn'
agree with them.
The Cooperative Store renews its offe
of last week. Granulated sugar barrels
BIZ lbs. for $l.00. See?
SPAULDING & Fox.
Palace Drug Store for school books an
school supplies.
Some of the trees and shrubbery ar
beginning to put out buds. ''The COB
blins will get them if they don't watch out.
Miss Matte Jarrett, agent and telegraph
operator at Ellijay, ard Mr.. Col Kelley
fireman on the accommodation train, wer,
married February oath.
Richard Word, colored, had a preIimi
nary trial last week on the charge of muir
dering his child, and Judge AlexandeI
committed him to Jail.
Go to J. S. Reds store, near the cour
house, It you want the best groceries, d
prices that will astonish you.
Goto Frey's and get the very best meats
Garden and field seed corn, at Palace
Drug Store.
A FEW HORSES and mules for sale on
time, Henry MEINERT
Remember that J. w Hardeman, the C.
c. man, is headquarters on low prices.
Mr.. c. N. Price has rendered his resip
nation as postmaster of Kennesaw. The
salary is about twelve dollars per month
but host of fellows are after the place.
The bottom knocked clean out of PRICES
on Shingles, Laths and all kinds OF Build
ing material at c. E. heuderson's.
There is a man here who has been
drunk SO much that when he is sober his
legs refuse to walk any other way only
drunk. Habit is wonderful thing.
Try the Golden Liniment for stiff Joints
lameness of any kind. Sure cure for Swim
ney.e For sale by
j. W. HARDEMAN.
Don't study for marks, study to know
and the class standing will follow. The
end of all right education in character
not averages, or a mere knowledge Of
books.
The Cooperative Store renews it's offer
OF last week. Grsnulated sugar barrels
3l3 lbs. tor $l.00. See
SPAULDING s. Fox.
WANTED-Ten or twelve good girls for
Knitting Mill work. Good wages. Apply
at mills 20 w. II R.pNEs
= Kellam & Moore's eye glasses sold at