The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Don't fail to hear the "Grasshopper
Opera" ON the 22d inst
Subscribe for your town and county
paper.
Miss Sallie Camp has returned from her
visit to New York and other places.
Miss Helen Shumate, of Greepville, s..
c., is visiting Miss Gussie Groves.
The people feel confident that the good
times are coming again.
Those who advertise in the home paper
help build up their town.
Mr.. F. Freyer will play at the Cons
cert on the 22d inst
Go to Frey E and get the very best meats.
RENEW your subscriptions to the jour.
NAL.
A FEW HORSES and mules for sale on
time. HENRY MEINERT
Money to loan. ENooH FAw.
Remember that j. W. Hardeman, the c.
G. man, is headquarters on low prices.
STRAYED-A but-head, yellow and white
COW, the property of James l.. Sibley.
|. Dr. N. N. Gober was in the city Tues
day.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Ster-
ling Philips ON the arrival of a fine boy at
their home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Andrew Barker and family will
move from Elizabeth to the Reynolds
house on Powder Springs street
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Curry have another
pretty little girl to take up her home with
them.
Miss Annie Lilly, a beautiful young lady
of Gainesville, Ca, is visiting Mrs. D. N.
Anderson, Of this place.
AN effort is being made by some of our
young men to organize gymnasium in
Marietta.
If you want to hear the violin talk, hear
Mr.. Freyer play at the concert on the 22d.
Our Marietta physicians say that there
is very little sickness here. Marietta is
decidedly healthy.
Make every lesson count for good
Each days work should make us stronger
for the next.
Mr.. George F. Newell has been elected
one of the Directors of the First National
Bank of Marietta.
Florence Bros. s. Co., still in the lead
70 pounds of Sugar for $100 pounds
oil green coffee for ST. 90.
Good pasture and ground to rent, on
terms to snit Apply to
! JAMES MCWHiRTER, Atlanta, st.
Many thanks to fire companies, friends
| and neighbors for SO readily extinguishiug
the flames that would soon have laid our
home in ashes. E. W. FREY.
The cold weather of last week kept the
woodhaulers at home. But few of them
showed up at this place.
WHEN visitor comes into your town
tell him that you have the best town on
e9rth and make an effort to prove the
assertion.
Have you ever heard the Toy Sympho,
MES p You can hear them on the 22d
inst
lfyou can't take sleigh ride, you can
hear the sleigh ride symphony" on the
2lst inst.
The fowl that does not patronize home
industries cannot expect to have many
home industries.
Mr.. D. T. McCiatchey, Jr, has accepted
position with the dry goods firm OF
Douglas, Thomas and Dawson in Atlanta
Mems wooden underwear at reduced
prices at Hirschs.
The Kennesaw Marble Company last
month shipped work to nineteen different
States. This shows the field this company
reaches.
Mrs. Thomas Humes, who has been Wis
iting her sister Mrs. J. T. M. Hare, of this
place, for the past two weeks, has returned
to her home in McGhee, Tenn.
Miss Mabel Cortelyou, after a lengthy
7lsit to relatives in Massachusetts, New
York and Brooklyn, returned home Wed,
nesday.
After the fire the other day, one of our
prominent citizens said, "Mariett tia needs
another steam fire engine. The one we
have might break down while fire wss
raging" Words we'll spoken.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Episco>
pal Church will give concert at the Court
house, Friday night, February Pa
Doors open at 1880, performance begins at
8 o clock. Admission 50cts children 25cts
The schools will resume work THURSDAY
Parents will please caution their children
not to engage in srow-balling enroute.
D. 5. STEWART, JR., Supt
Don't buy your Shoes before getting
Florence Bros. & Cos, prices. They will
sell them regardless of price.