The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-05-09
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
Death OF MAJ, CAMPBELL WALLACE
A Medley OF Local News of Interest
to Our Readers Gathered
Here and There.

The city schools will close June 9Th.
Pay your debts and keep money in cirA
culation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. johnson, of Atlsn>
ia, spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Fred Harper, Of Atlanta was here
Sunday.
DR.. A. Reynolds has had is residence
reprinted.
Summer weather seems to have struck
us in dead earnest.
The boys are devoting some OF their time
to fishing, with the usual luck.
/ The number of joung babies in town
accounts for the increase of population.
Miss Emma Legg, of Morristown, Tenn,
is visiting her brother. Mr. B. R. Legg
For SALE.-My store and warehouse.
For particulars apply at store.
R. H1RscH.
You ought to get one of those OF. Oak
folding work tables at J. M. Austin's
Failure only means that our determina-
ton to succeed was not strong enough.
Mr.. John Anderson, of Gainesville
spent few hours in the city Monday.
The political bee when it is once stirred
is good deal like bald hornet-hard to
settle.
1t is net always the one who makes the
most noise who accomplishes the most.
Strawberry Lawn Fete at Miss Robart's
on Church Street for benefit of the Expos
sition, Friday evening from to 10,
For the benefit Of our correspondents
we viii state that we have seen several
blue birds this season.
Mrs. 81. G. Cole, of Parkersburg, West
Va, is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Il.
A. Dunwody.
S. D. Rambo has three room cottage
for rert. He also has yam potato plants,
Spanish ground peas and whippoorwill
peas for sale. Wants to buy some shoats.
Don't forget that those $500 rugs are
still going at 81. 90 at J. NJ. Austin's
Go to Frey and get the very bestmeats
We have the latest styles in spring cloth.
ing. Read & WIGe1Ss.
A big lot of Mating just received at 3.
M. Austin's furniture store.
The dressmakers are kept busy making
Gne dresses. Hard times seems to be a
myth. Stop grumbling
Remember that the Marietta JOURNAL job
Office will duplicate Atlanta job printing
in style, quality and price.
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 l. Virgins
Our young friend, Ed Pomeroy, student
ut the Athens University, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Mrs. Il. G. Coryell and children have
returned to the city after visit to Clarks.
vile, Ga.
About thirty>two of our citizens, from
town and county, went out in special
car to Knoxville on last week, returning
Sunday. They had a pleasant time.
Marietta people are music loving, and
some fine talent is here as has been DEM
onstrated on more than one occasion.
Dr.. G. W. Williams, of Pennington,
Mo-, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. B. R.
Legg.
Stop your wife from Juggling that baby.
Go to Austin's furniture store and get
one of those baby carriages Get two If
necessary.
Who's G. E. Henderson He's a near
relative of his father, and somewhat re-
lated to the father of our country. George
Washington, so far as the Ratchet &c. is
concerned, and he is selling lumber and
the best lumber too and building the
biggest houses, land the finest ard best
houses too, cheaper than anybody in this
country.
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future, and the debt must be met sooner
or later.
Judge George F. Goher will 60 to Macon
next Monday to hold Bib Superior Court
for Judge Hardeman in some disqualified
cases
Who's G. E. Henderson? He is the
only man in town that has lumber yard
on the northwest corner Of the public
square, fronting on the railroad, right
where his PA" used to keep and has the
finest stock of lumber shingles, laths, hoof>
ing, ceiling, sash, doors, and blinds, also
Chattahoochee river brick, made by COL
Inns Brick Co. ever pu: on This market
at prices that will astonish you