The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-04
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers,
SOME MORE THIEVHG BY NEGROES,
The Usual April Fool jokes Caught
the Th0ughtless. Mosher Works
Racket. Other Items.

a copy of Gaurs Reports wanted.
Apply at this Office.
Flower Pots at NJ. R. Lyons at scot
and $l.00 per dozen.
Mrs. Pratt and children will move to
Rome.
"A s.. 90 Rug 3x6 feet, only $500 at J.
NJ Austin's.
Florence Bros. g. Co. have just received
the latest styles in straw. hats.
Mrs N. L. Perry returned Tuesday from
a pleasant visit to Gainesville, Ga.
We have the latest styles in spring cloth.
ing READ 4 WIGGISs.
One yard of Tobacco for zoe at Florence
Bros & Co.
Mrs. Grumby's letter or Masquerade
Ball viii appear next week.
Miss Fanny Harper, of Elberton, visited
relatives and friends in the city last week.
Mrs. Rebecca Durham, of Gainesville
is in the city stopping at Mrs. Haynes
Mr.. D. N. Young says he moved to
Woodstock to bridge over hard times.
Mr.. j. Draughn started Last Monday
morning on commercial tour to be absent
three months.
Don't fail to see our stock and prices on
Shoes before buying. Florence Bros & Co.
Miss Matte Grist, after pleasant visit
TO Atlanta, has returned home, accompa.
MED by Mrs. d. b. Grist and little son.
Go to Frey and get the very bestmeats
THERE never has heen anything on the
market like the 81 90 Rugs at j. N. AusG
tins Furniture Store.
Several yards OF white satin ribbon tied
10 o floral wreath, were stolen recently
ffom grave in the city cemetery.
Mr.. Geo F. Newell end Mr.. James Me-
Namara spent last week in New Orleans
in the interest Of the Xennesaw Marble Co.
How is this? A good Laundried White
Shirt for Scots at Florence Bros. & Co.
Mr.. G. R. Atkins wife and two daugh-
iers, OF Admission, Ala, have moved to Ma
fiietta to make this place their home They
occupy the Butler house on Atlanta street.
Bargain in clothing, shoes and hats at
Read & Virgins
Leggs & Bros Cotton Grower. guaran,
anteed on the bags 10 per cent Phosphoric
Acid, can be bought for 400 lbs cotton.
Miss Jessie and Ethel Granting spent
several days in Atlanta last week with rel>
atives and friends, returning the first of the
week.
Mr.. Cliff Dobbs. who has been spending
a couple of weeks in Townsville, Ca,
visiting his sister, Mrs. Joe Clifton, re
turned hume Saturday evening.
Florence Bros. & Co. have prices to suit
the hard times. Don't tail to get them
before buying elsewhere.
Mrs. II. &. Coryell ard children, accom-
papied her father, Col j. W. Robertson
10 his home in Cla-ksville, where they will
spend several weeks.
Hirsch has the largest stock of youths
and children suits in the city, which he is
selling way down.
New goods New stock hsve sold
all my fire damaged goods and now | can
furnish my customers with nice fresh goods
Call and see ne. J. W. HARDEMAN,
c. G.. Man.
Mrs. J. Lyman Cook, formerly Mrs
Henrietta Meigs, died this week in Macon.
She was formerly resident of this city
and was highly esteemed by large nuns
Der OF friends.
The Ladies Parsonage Aid Society will
meet at the residence of Mrs. w. N. Grist
Thursday afternoon, 4th inst, at 3 o clock
Mrs. ID. f. McCLATcHEY, Sec.
4 splendid Woman's Dopgola Button
Shoe, Patent Leather tip. for 7jcts, al
Florence Bros a. Co.
Next Friday the first grade High Schoo
will discuss the question Of corporal pun
isnment. the second class will recte, anc
tie grammar grades will haze exercises il
the assembly hail. Figb School exercised
from Y 10 grammar grades from 10 2
THERE never has been any thing on th'