The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-06
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
BLIND TIGERS AND GAMBLERS
Burglars Rob Mr.. Hardage'S Store Of
Money. Other News Items for
Perasal.

Perasal.
Oobbs' fruit jars.
l AM still the agent tor.the Troy Steam
Laundry, HI. ScHoENrHAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Newell have
returned from Boston, Mass.
Col. ". s. Cheney went to Cedartown
onslegal business on Wednesday.
How is this Eleven Bar Laundry
Soap for 25c at Florence Bros & Ca.
Fruit jars at Dobbs'.
Rev. J. r. WarEck, >of Young Harris is
visiting his brother, Mr.. D. A. Warlck.
Mr.. John Page, of Marietta, and Miss
Rosa Dobbs, of near Canton, were married
last Sunday.
Florence Bros & Co. is the place to get
your Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Rubbers
and ext1s tops for fruit jars.
For RENT-Five room cottage on
Church street, second door south of Press
byterian church. G. B. W1LLrNuHAM.
All chairmen of Exposition committees
are urged to meet promptly at $50 P. N.
next Friday at Kenpesaw parlors.
10 gallon milk cans $3.50 at Dobbs
The Sunny" South was q long time
getting here, but you will agree with us
it is here.
WANTED-To purchase q good cheap
mule. Apply at once to
j. D. CUSNrXGHAM.
Losr-On Cherokee street pair gold eye
glasses. A suitable reward paid for their
return to DR.. P R. Cortelyou.
- Eight pounds parched coffee for $I.OO
at Florence Bros l. Co.
Misses Ada Sullivan and Edna Kelpin
of Roswell, are visiting the family..of Mr..
Charles Leard.
The store of Mr.. J. J. Hardage was
burglarized on Sunday night, and about
$4,000 taken from his safe.
WHAT Men and youth suits also coats,
pants and vests separate at Atlanta prices?
and women and misses shoes and Oxford
ties at cut prices? Exactly.
A. ARMSTRONG.
The circus entertainment takes place
today, Thursday, at Mr.. Whitlock's and
promises 10 be unique affair. Let all 90
and help the ladies.
We regret to learn of the death Of Mrs.
Martha E. Pope, mother of Mrs. Il. B.
Moss. of this place, which occurred in At
anta last Monday. We tender our sym-
patty to the nereaved.
Mason jars and rubbers at Dobbs.
Mr.. G. F. Shepard. an old Marietta boy,
has been promoted as general freight
agent, al Montgomery, Ala. for the LOUIS
vile & Nashville Railroad. Frank com
menced as a telegraph operator and has
steadily climbed,
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED San
ford has received a message from Col.
Gambler, commander of the Filth Georgia
Regiment, that the field day" to have
been held here on the 18th inst, has been
Indefinitely postponed. The Marietta Ri
fles regret this as they had about perfected
their arrangements and spent good sum
of money to make the occasion grand
success Life is full of disappointments.
You will make mistake if you dom
see Florense Bros & Co. s stock of Shoes
and Hats before buying the biggest
bargains on earth.
Bird cages at Dobbs.
Mr.: w. H. Kimball, of Tallapoosa,
and Col. R. F. Maddox, of Atlanta, each
sends $5 to the Atlanta Constitution, to
help raise fund to put in decent order
the Confederate cemetery in Marietta.
Col. Maddox says let the ladies of Mariet-
ia state how much is needed and the
amount will be raised. he says he will
give $40 toward monument.
Milk cans. all sizes, at Dobbs.
We have only IS barrels more OF
Flour at old prices. First come first
served. Don't wait till it is all gone and
say we didn't tell you about it.
FLOPEsCE BRos Il Co.
MEMORIAL AssocIATloN.-A meeting viii
be held at Armory at O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon 18th inst Citizens, ladies, old
veterans. sons and daughters OF veterans
are earnestly requested TO attend and en-
roll their names, and thus become mem
oers Of cause that should enlist their
hearty cooperation. Matters which are
Of Importance will be discussed. A new
Organization will be effected, officers se.
leetsd 20 promote the advancement Of oul
sacred duty TO our beloved dead. BON
iAll % aliend the meeting aud let US grasJ
The occasion 10 do honor 10 ourselves ans
peFpsiuale treasured memories.