The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-02-20
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Readers.
The Waterman has been finished to the
standpipe.
Col. V. L. Starr and wife have returned
from Florida.
The sin that is not forsaken soon leads
to another.
Sewer Pipe and Fire Brick ct Dobbs &
Bro.
God never intended that any one should
be loafer.
Mr.. ]. II. Bate and little daughter Wis.,
tied Acworth last Sunday.
Virgins & Read will sell you 2 lbs Ar
buckles COTE for 35c. They are the cash
grocerymen.
There is money in poultry raising. Go
to hennery, my son, and make money.
Electricians hymn-"Tm going home
to dynamo"
Oh YES On YEsl They all say that
Hardeman is the man to buy your fertil-
izers from.
Mrs. S. j. King is on visit to Savan-
nah
W. 81. Fox Il Co., Headquarters for
fine Seed Potatoes, selected and true to
name, by the barrel or by the peck
Gardening has commenced with the
town folks. A good garden saves many a
dollar.
The candidates will do we'll to announce
at once. 1t is the early bird that catches
the worm.
Buy your Clothing Shoes and Hats from
Read & Virgins.
Money to lend. ENocH FAw.
RENEW your subscriptions to the jour.
NAL.
Mr.. Charlie Nell has bought Mr.. D. B..
Park half interest in the beef market
owned by Baker & Parks.
The person who cuts of his nose to spite
his face, presents hideous looking face
afterwards.
Virgins & Read will sell you 2 lbs Ar
buckles Coffee tor 35c. They are the cash
grocerymen.
Judge Gober held court in Pulaski
county last week, and is holding court in
Forsyth county this week.
Mr.. Glenn Marchman has been given a
bookkeeper's place in the Marietta Trust
and Banking Co. Success to Glenn.
Go to Read & Virgins Clothing Store
for your Clothing Shoes and Hats.
Standard Sewing Machine $4,000,
Dobbs & Bro.
We make speciality of Mems and Boy
Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
READ & WIGGINs.
Some Of the trees around the Jail have
been cut down and others trimmed, in &C.
cordanc e with the recommendation of the
grand jury.
Our merchants are getting ready to sup
ply the spring trade with the best goods,
at the lowest prices. You want to come
to Marietta to do your trading.
Capt Evan T. Howell, OF the Atlanta
Constitution, spent Friday night ia our
city, the guest of Mr.. S. A. Anderson, re.
turning to Atlanta Saturday morning.
10 you want to be happy and make
fo nd ohi11co1 7
buy Nevassa, Sea Bird or Buffalo guanos
from j. W. Hardeman.
The Marietta girls never enjoy anything
more than they do their own society.
They get together aud have royal good
time, and don't ask the boys any odds.
Keep in mind the Cobb County Fair to
be held this fall. Talk for it and work for
it. ANY information wanted, see the secs
rotary, M. Gid Morris.
W. Fl. Fox & Company sre a progress,
i've firm keeping everything OF the best.
Call aud see them and be convinced. in
the old Post Office.
Mr. Emsley Stegall, station agent at
Elizabeth, has been transferred to Isabel>
la, Tenn, and Mr.. Charlie Hill comes
back to Elizabeth, and takes his old place.
Mr.. R II. Earle has returned to the city
and will canvass for the new gas plant,
and if sufficient lights are secured the
plant will be put in.
A gang of forty nine negro men came
up from Atlanta on Monday morning TO
work on the new waterworks to dig
trenches for the mains.
Friends, if you make mistake in ferA
tilizers, you make mistake tor the whole
year in your crop. See Hardemau
AN EsTRAY.-A black and white spotted
sow taken up at the Col. AIston's place.
Owner will please call, prove property and
pay for this notice. ISAAC WILLIAMS.
The water works stand pipe on Coryelrs
hill is nearly completed and was visited by
quite crowd Sunday afternoon. The
mains are beiog placed on Roswell street.
Rev. S. r. C., Adams is meeting the ex>