The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-02-27
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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lngratitude is very despicable act.
Cherokee Superior Court is in session
This week.
The pungent aroma of the guano ladens
the atmosphere.
Mr. A. Q. Heggie and bride arrived in
the city Sunday night.
Susan Harvey, well.known colored
woman, died here on last Sunday morning
Oliver Rogers, colored. died last Satur>
day.
Miss Louise Schilling has returned from
a pleasant visit to Atlanta.
Mr.. J. M. Nichols, of Atlanta visited
trends in the city Sunday.
Miss Blanche McCollu1 is visiting
friends in Tennessee.
Mr.. Joseph Glover, of Guntersville, Ala,
spent Sunday in the city
Mr.. A. Fl. Legg is here visiting his
brothers.
Mrs. D. D. Underwood, who has been
SICK tor two weeks is improving.
Eggs for setting from pure bred PIys
mouth Rocks and Brown Leghorrs, ST 90
per ID, two settings for $l.75 405 Law
renee street, Marietta.
1t you are going to run for an Office let
the people know it through the Journal.
Rev. Mr.. Manget is still sick. We hope
he will soon be WELL
A glass front will be put in the store oc~
cupied by Mrs. Brumby.
W. 81. Fox & Co, are making fancy
groceries a speciality. Receiving fresh
goods every day. Quick sales and small
profits are their motto.
Miss Kate Stewart, who has been visit
ing the Misses McCollum, has returned
to her home in Chicago.
The weather Friday morning was about
the coolest we have had this winter-it
was down to ten above zero.
The marble industry, like the chair
industry, finds patrons and is on the
increase.
Oh YES! On YEsl They all say that
Hardeman is the man to buy your fertil-
izers from.
Sewer Pipe and Fire Brick at Dobbs &
Bro.
The banks of dirt left around the square
by the water works crowd, reminds one Of
breast works during the war.
The Marietta Journal is one of the
brightest weekJies that comes to this office.
Rome Daily Commercial.
Bishop Johnston, of Western Texas, will
preach at the Episcopal church Wednes>
day night, 26th.
Mrs. c. ]. Hood and daughter, Gerald,
Inc, and son Clement, Of Harmony Grove,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. A. C. Dobbs.
The fire of last week that got out il q
sage field, burned good deal of Mr.. G.
z. Winns fencing.
The ground was frozen SO hard last
week that you couldn't get pick hardly
| in it.
Miss Della Hill, of Atlanta spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Miss Glennie
Thornton.
The best line of Garden Tools ever
brought here at Dobbs & Bso'
For the past four years, the deaths in
Marietta. white and black, we're y each
year. This is rather singular, but the SEX
ton has the figures to show it.
W. h. Fox & Co., headquarters for fire
apples, oranges, bananas, cabbage. candy,
crackers, -four, meal, bran and corn. best
brands OF hams and breakfast bacon.
The Clipped stone placed by the W, Il
A. r. r., at tie depot between tracks
and on walks makes a substantial footing
for pedestrians, free from mud.
Bread and cake sale by the ladies of St.
James Episcopal Church, every Saturday,
| at the Elmwood Hotel from nine to twelve
| o'clock. Special orders sent to Mrs. G. S.
McCandlish or Mrs. Fl. E. Rees, will be
promptly filled.
Col. W. R. Power and Prof. j. s. Stew
art returned Saturday from Jacksonville,
Fla, where they attended the National
| superintendent Educational Association.
They report fine and interesting meeting.
Standard Sewing Machine $1,000.
Dobbs & Bro
Kennesaw mountain was illuminated
Sunday night. Some one had set the
leaves on fire as it stretched from big
Kennesaw to little Kennesaw, looked like
80 many incandescent lights, presenting
to Marietta people beautiful picture.
The fire sale at Read & Virgins