The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-05-16
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically PenciIed for Journal
Readers.

Best Harness Soap at P. T. Handy Il Co.
Mrs. James Sibley left Thursday on a
visit to Augusta.
Mr.. a. Meinert and daughter are on a
visit to Savannah.
STRAYED OR SToLEN-One sorrel mule,
fax name and tail. Z. L. BUssEY.
For SALE OR RENr-New six room cot>
tage. WILLIAM d. ANDERSON.
Miss Fannie Groves returned from
Jacksonville, Fla, Tuesday.
Large and small boys clothing at Read
Il Virgins.
Mr.. Will McKenney, of Elkhorn, W..
Va, is here on visit.
Mrs. B. R. Legg, we regret to learn, is
sick. We hope she will soon improve.
Go to Bakers market for beef at lOcts
per pound
ONE DOZEN boxes matches for sets at
P. 7. HANDY & Co.
Mr.. Frank Williams left Thursday for
his home, Waxahachie, Texas
Mrs. P. D. McClesky, of Alpharetta, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J. Barker.
We buy old brass.-Dobbs & Bro.
Price our Hats and you will buy of US.
W. z. GILBERT.
Mr.. B. d. Brantley, wife and child, have
returned to Backshear Ca, their home,
after visit to our city.
Mother, buy your boys clothing from
Read l. Virgins.
L wish to sell a lot on the west of the w.
Il A. R. R., Immediately in rear of Church
street. Terms easy. II. P. LEAKE.
Mr.. James W. Frey has sold his beet
market to Mr.. Trenholm Baker and the
store building to Mr.. John R. Winters.
Seven nickle bars soap for Is cents, al
P. I. Handy & Cos.
Remember that the Marietta JOURNAL Job
Office will duplicate Atlanta job printing
in style, quality and price.
That man who has the disposition and
cutivstes it, to do the square thing with al
with whom he deals, gets through life the
easiest every time.
We want large quantity of beeswax al
| once DoBBs & Bro.
DEMONSTRATING sold out, all persons
indebted to me are requested to settle al
once, or their accounts will be placed out
for collection. Call at the market.
J. W. FREY.
The time for merchant to stop adver>
Using is when he has nothing to sell. As
long as he has dollars worth of goods in
his store he should let people know it.
! Having bought out Frey's market, an
prepared to accommodate the trading.pub
lie with all kinds of fresh meat. Bee
steak at lOcts per pound. D. 7. BAKER.
| II you owe DR.. Seize anything go to q
| P. Leake and pay it, or he will have t,
sue you.
The Harness shop of. R. Sanges, de
ceased, has been removed to the store ad
joining Frey's beet market and will b,
continued by Mrs j. R. Sa1ges, who ha
competent workmen in charge.
FREE Wool reduces the price of cloth
ing. You can find this to be true by
pricing with W. E. Gilbert.
WANTED-Five bushels of cherries anG
huckleberries. Write or see James L.
Sibley.
Best Horse and Cattle Powders at
P. L HANDY & Cos.
NoTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-The city as,
SCISSORS having completed their assess
ments of real estate for 1895, tax payers
wishing to know the assessment upon theil
property can get same by calling on me al
the council chember.
R. E. LAwHoN, City Clerk.
For SALE--A lot un the w. & A. R. R.
aboat two blocks from public square
Apply to H. P. LEAKE.
BOYS CLOTHING If you want a suit O
durable goods, and reasonable in price
come to us to get it. W. E. GILBERT.
Quincy Retrigerators and Tightening
Freezers None like them. Dobbs l. Bro
You can always find the choicest Yves
tern Meats and best line of staple anc
fancy Groceries at THE YELLOW FRONT
Mr.. R. W. Atkins mas bought the va,
cant lot on Atlanta street from DR.. J. D
Malone 55xl25 feet for $775, and viii
build two story residence thereon at once
Messrs L. Black & Son have the contract.
Ladies. don't forge: to 90 to Read 4
Virgins for your boys clothing, shoe
and hats.
Genuine Cuba Molasses at P. T. Hamb,
& Cos.
All persons owing accounts on tn
books of DR.. Z. J. Seize must settle a
or ne sued Call on 81. P. Leake.
Messrs. E. P. Dobbs & Bro. have fitte;
up large and welllighted basement be
meath their store where they have remov
ed their tin shop. This gives them NOR
room in their store for the display of thei
goods. They have the largest store room