The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-05-02
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically PenciIed for Journal
Readers.
Hammocks at Palace Drug Store.

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fair and seems to be doing its work we'll.
Bud Howard, coloreG, was fined SIS and
cost for his trouble with Marshal Hicks.
Sanitary Crystal Ice" is the purest,
and only kind Reed sells.
What we want is more sound money"
gold, silver, nickles and coppers.
Price our Hats and you will buy of us,
W. T. GILBERT.
Mr.. Paul Camp has returned home from
Gainesville to stay.
The silent watches of the night-thoee
that are run down.
We give a grass catcher with every
Lawn Mower. DoBBs & Bro.
1t is not he that searches for praise that
finds it.
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 and
huckleberries. Write or see James L..
Sibley.
Capt. 7. P. Bond and Mr.. Paul Lesk e
left Monday on fishing expedition to
Duck River, Tenn.
We sell the paints. Call for prices.
Malone Il Love, at Palace Drug Store.
For RENr-Five room house on Ross
well street. j. 7. ALEXANDER.
In considering the value of a kind wcrd,
estimate it by the worth of those spoken to
you.
All persons owing Rev. J. r. Sanges
will please call at his residence and settle,
as he is very sick and needs the money.
Mr.. Bob Hammett was here Friday and
Saturday, returning to Marble Hill Sum
day.
Lightning struck an outb1ilding on the
premises of Harwood Seminary on last
Friday night and did considerable damage
BOYS CLOTHING If you want suit Of
durable goods, and reasonable in price
Com5 W US W get IL. W. L' O1LbEhI'
Quincy Reirigerators and Tightening
Freezers. None like them. Dobbs & Bro
The Marietta Rifles attended the Confed
crate memorial exercises in Atlanta OF
Sunday.
On and after Thursday, a May End, tn,
Clarke Library will omen at 9 TO II a. m.
instead of 10 to u
You can always find the choicest Yves
tern Meats and best line of staple anc
fancy Groceries at The, YELLOW FRONT
Buy your Spring suit from Read &
Virgins.
Two GEMS week, OF two cents post
age stamp, pays for the Marietta Journal
Why don't you subscribe ? Don't borrow
Rev. j. r. Sanges is still very sick at hi,
home, and there is serious apprehension
as to the outcome.
Mr.. T. H. Stewart, of McGregor, Texas
says it was 10, and not q, acres that hi
made 40 bales of cotton on. Cobb count,
can do that we'll
The heavy rain of last Friday night was a
young deluge. 1t was regular trash NOV
er. 1t washed lands badly. Many ter
races were swept away.
Godey's, Munsey's. Harpers and all thu
the other popular magazines. at Palace
Drug Store.
The Ladies Parsonage Aid Society viii
meet at the Methodist church after prayer
meeting Thursday morning, instead of a
Mrs Lyons. Mrs. McClatchey, Sec.
The rain Thursday evening caught Mr.
J. w. Hardeman with the root off CT hic
dwelling, that he is remodeling. He re,
ceived more water than he had bargaineC
for.
Youths all wool suits, ID to Is, for 49, IS
worth S. 25 at Hirsch's.
WHO'S HENDERSON? He's the onlyst
lumber dealer in the city. Hes the son o.
his father.
Fast driving on the square is too frequent
for the safety of women and children, anc
the ordinance against fast driving ough
to be rigidiy enforced
The first car load of ice was unloadec
here Wednesday. 1t was the we'll known
Crystal ice, and was shipped to Jno. l.
Reed. If you use ice that is the make tc
buy.
Found. Deputy Sheriff Bishop, on Sat
urday night, found in front of the First
National Bank pocket book containing
money, which the owner can get at this Of
fee by describing property and paying fol
this notice.
Mr. Sam G.. Mozeley is adding another
story to his residence on Powder SpriL g.
street, and will cover it with slate. Mr.
John Dyson is doing the work. When the
rain came Thursday evening, it found hiu
with the root off his house.
New SToCK-Late purchase-Lowes
prices of Clothing, Shoes and Hats. Come
to see us and let.us show you through ou
stock. W. E. GILBERT.