The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-18
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
ODD FELLOWS WILL CELEBRATE
Their 18th Anniversary ON the 26th
Inst. Young Woman Becomes
Deaf i'm Church.

Miss Jennie Hughes is on the sick list.
Marietta has as clever, big hearted citi>
zens as you will fud in any town.
Miss Sarah Harris, of Cedartown, is Wis.,
iting Mrs. Corley.
FoR SALE.-My store and warehouse.
For particulars apply at store
r. HIRscH.
Messrs. D. D. and Ben Underwood visit.
ed their parents at Charleston last Sunday.
LosT--A pair of Hawkes. Gold Rimmed
Spectacles. Finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving same at Journal Office.
Mr.. NJ NJ. Sessions rev house on Cher>
okee street is assuming proportions and
will be quite an elegant structure.
The Methodist Epworth League saems
to be well organized and the young people
are taking good deal of interest in it.
A So 90 Rug 3x6 feet, only 81 90 at J.
N Austins.
We have the latest styles in spring cloth.
ng. READ & WlGGINs
Go to Frey and get the very bestmeats.
Rev. j. r. Sanges still fingers in great
suffering and his family is quite apprehen>
sive as to the outcome.
A purse containing thirty dollars was
stolen few days since from the residence
Of Mrs F. G. Cleveland.
The dett fingers of Mr.. E. H. Norshcutt
makes the show windows of B. R. Legg &
Bro, appear to a good advantage.
Mrs. Mamie L'Engle, OF Florida, is WIS.,
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Brad
ley.
Mr.. John Fowler divided his time be-
tween Marietta and Acworth last Sunday.
John sips sweetness from every flower.
THERE never has been anything on the
market like the So 90 Rugs at J. IN. Auss
tins Furniture Store.
WHO'S HENDERSON He's the only man
in town who's conscience troubles him when
he sells sap lumber, therefore he sells
'strickly" heart lumber.
Bargain in clothing shoes and hats at
Read Il Virgins
Mr.. J. c. Talley, who has been in Dun
edin, Fla, for some time, returned to the
city last Sunday. His family will remain
In Florida until about the first of May.
Miss Stella Tate. OF Tate Ga, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. N. Hol>
land, left last Monday to visit her sister
Mrs. Cole, in Newman, Ga.
THERE never has been any thing on the
market like those $500 Rugs at j. NJ.
Austin's Furniture Store.
DR.. D. L.SButtolph has been confined to
his bed for nearly two weeks, but marked
improvement in his condition is the latest
news given out by those in attendance.
Mr.. Homer Reed has returned from
Havana, Cuba, having escaped yellow
fever and the Spanish soldiers, but he did
not escape sea sickness.
Messrs. Lem Carnes and Haney Phagan
spent Sunday in Kennesaw admiring the
beautiful Easter hats of the beautiful Ken
nesaw girls.
Easter Sunday was bright with sunshine
but, the blustery winds gave the atmosphere
touch of chilliness that made Easter
suits and straw hats appear unsuited to the
day.
Who's HENDERSON? He's the only man
in town that has control OF the notes and
accounts due the late firm Henderson 4
Austin Now if ou owe that firm any,
thing, and are not acquainted with Hen
derson, you had better call and form his
acquaintance at once, or the Bailiff will
insist on giving you an introduction that
might not be pleasant.
New goods New stock! | hsye sold
al! my fire damaged goods and now can
furnish my customers with nice fresh goods
Call and see ne. j. W. HARDEMAN,
C. G. Man
The kennesaw Marble Company is well
differed and judiciously managed. They
employed large number of skilled works
men and ship flushed and rough marble
to nearly all the States in the Union.
Rev DIR. COOK, presiding elder of the
North Atlanta district, will hold his Sec
ond quarterly meeting here Friday Satur-
day and Sunday He will preach Sunday
morning OF the Methodist Church.
Mr J. II. Bate has made some decided
improvements on the York mouse on At.
lanta street, new roof, new veranda, paper,
ed the rooms, laid new floors, and repaint,
ed the building outside and in. 1t is to be
occupied by Mrs. Corey. Marietta's gifted
and talented artist. She will also have
her stuoio in o.e rooE.