The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-25
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
A GANG OF GAMBLERS RAIDED,
the oldest Man in Cobb county Is willis
McMullen, who is 81 Years Old.
Other items Of News.

Go to Frey and get the very bestmeats.
Mr.. Sterling Philips, we regret to learn
is quite sick
Miss Stella Tate is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Holland.
No man is good who behaves himself
simply because he has to-
Mr.. Charles Leard has purchased the
Faw property in rear Of Mr.. Ed Frey's.
Mr.. John Melodies, of Edgewood. was
in the city Sunday.
Eggs for Matching at 81 per setting from
pure bred Plymouth Rocks
F. CLARKE.
he who is the master of all opinions can
never be the bigot of any.
Miss Lea Postell is visiting friends in
the city.
WANTED-A man who can milk cows,
attend 10 cattle and do farm work Apply
at this Office.
Mr.. Joe Glover was here Sunday from
Guntersville, Ala.
This is healthy town. People never
die here but once, except the drunksrd's
wife and she dies thousand deaths.
Some of our citizens are beginning to
HE away to the creek banks. How the
minnows will suffer.
Mrs. ]. ]. May, OF Bremen, Ga, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Anderson,
returned home Monday.
Miss Jordan, of Clarksville,S Tenn. is
visiting Mrs. ]. 81. Patton on Church
Street.
Mr.. J. II. Miller attended the County
Sunday School Association at Midway last
Sunday and addressed the convention.
For SALE.-My store and warehouse.
For particulars apply at store.
r. HIRsCH
A $500 Rug 3x6 feet, only $500 at J.
NJ. Austin's.
Hirsch is selling everything at cost.
Mr. viii Anderson, after two weeks
absence. representing the Marietta Paper
Manufacturing Co., returned to the city
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Senate Goodwin, car inspector on
the NJ. & N. Ga Railroad, returned to
Knoxville Tuesday, after few weeks
stay in Marietta.
Judge Gober is holding court in Pick
ems county this week. Col. U. D. Phillips,
Col. W. R. Power, Col. A. S, Clay and
Mr. c. B. WiIliugham are in attendance.
WHO'S HENDERSON? He's the only man
in town who's conscience troubles him when
he sells sap lumber, therefore, he sells
''srrickly' heart lumber.
Bargain in clothing, shoes and hats at
Read & Virgins
Mrs, Mary Tennent, now living in South
Carolina, is expected here daily to make
her home with DR.. Tennent She is a
great sufferer with cancer of the breast.
Rev. ]. A. Wynnes wife who has been
sick for some time, is somewhat better:
Her many friends hope she will soon be
well
Tie oldest man in Cobb county is Mr..
Willis McMullin. he was born April 8sh,
1904, which would make him 81 years old
this month.
Every little improvement in town
Helps Keep your residence neatly paint
ed making them present.a new appearance.
1t will attract people to the city. and it can
be done without very great outlay.
A So 90 Rug 3x6 feet, only 50 90 at j.
n Austin's.
We have the latest styles in spring cloth.
ing READ l. WfGGIEs.
Messrs. E. P. Dobbs & Bro, have had a
basement excavated under their store,
preparatory of removing their tin shop in
il, to make more room for their goods.
They will also put in a glass front at once.
Some changes have been made at the
depot. by the W. l. A. R. R. A large
roor: has been cut off and is being fitted
for telegraph and ticket office and baggage
room. The old telegraph office will be
thrown into the freight depot
SUNDAY morning, April 2lst, Liliiap c.
Otis passed peacefully to higher under-
standing of life. Her body was carried TO
kalamazoo. Michigan. her former home
for intermeut.
THRsR never has been any thing on the
market like thoae $500 Rugs at j. NJ.
Ausin's Furniture Store
Mr. John L. Sibley, who has been spend
ing some time at Ty Ty, Ga. planting 100
acres 10 Rlberta peach lrees, arrived home
last week.