The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.


The electric lights seem to shine more
brilliant with the snow on background
Mrs. Maggie Began, OF Rome, is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Frank Lumpkin.
Snow and ice in February, but ice cream
and peaches in July.
Many rabbits bit the snow from the huns
ter's gun last week.
Mr. F. l. Freyer will play at the Cons
cert on the 22d inst.
We want correspondents at every post
office in Cobb county.
Prof and Mrs. j. S. Stewart are smiling
over the arrival of their first boy.
Subscribe for your town anG county
paper.
Mr. Humphrey Reid has rebuilt a house
on his farm and moved to it.
Col. J. W. Robertson, of Habersham
county, was here Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Hirsch, of Atlanta, was here
Sunday to see his father.
! A fine eleven pound girl is.the latest ar
rival at Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Coryelrs
home.
We are going to have good fruit crop
this year. Build canning factory and be
prepared to utilize it to the best advantage.
The Presbyterian, Methodist and Bap>
fist pastors held union service Sunday
night at the Presbyterian church.
When a pupil complains of strict rules
or some penalties it is sure sign that he
is not student
Send your friends and relatives in the
west the Marietta Journal. 1t will be like
letter from home.
The lenten season commences on the
9th inst. Easter Sunday comes on April
18th this year.
IF February show much snow fine
summer it doth foreshow," runs the old
proverb.
PLEASE give US chance at your job
printing. We guarantee satisfaction in
price and work
If you want to hear the violin talk, hear
Mr.. Freyer play at the concert on the 22d.
Partridges, feld-larks an5 other birds
were found frozen in the woods during the
recent cold spell.
Miss Fannie G. Hansell died in Atlanta
Sunday and was buried at this place Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. Joseph Hirsch, of Atlanta spent
Sunday here with his brother Mr.. R.
Hirsch, who is quite sick.
Cherokee Superior court will be held
next week, and Judge Gober and Stenog>
rapher Willingham will be on hand
The Acworth Post didn't arrive last
week What's the matter brother Wal.
ker? Has the beautiful snow frozen
your rollers and ink?
M. Benjamin Howe formerly OF Rome,
died at his mothers, near Marietta, Fri>
day evening He was buried in the city
cemetery Sunday.
Col W, S. Cheney heard Ingersoll on
"Shakespear." He says Ingersoll has a
great flow of language and his descriptive
powers are grand.
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 MEISERT
Remember that J. W. Hardeman, the C.
c. man, is headquarters on low prices.
DIR. Buttolph, OF Marietta, preached two
very interesting sermons at the Presbyte>
rian church last Sunday to large congre-
gations.-Calhoun Citizen
The Ladies Aid Society of the Episcoc
pal Church will give concert at the Court
house, Friday night, February pa.
Doors open at 7:3O, performance begins at
s clock. Admission Scots, children 25cts.
1t commenced showing here again Fri,
day as if it hadn't showed any here this
winter, and that which had melted the day
before under the genial sun was soon re-
plenisned
Florence Bros. & Co., still in the lead
70 pounds of Sugar for $l00. pounds
OF green coffee for 81 90.
Mems wooden underwear at reduced
prices at Hirsch's.
For SALE-Below factory cost, one lat>
est improved AIT Garland Base Burner.
Can be seen at Dobbs & Bros.
j. G. TALLEY.
The rubber shoe trade during last week,
was fine and the supply was soon exhaust.
ed. Even an Atlanta merchant came up
and bought of our merchants all he could
get.
Mrs. Susie Harwood, of Atlanta. will re-.
open the Leland House upder the name of
Locust Lodge" and will have competent
person to manage it. Mrs. Harwood will
probably move tn her nice farm homo roor