The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Fresh bread every day at Owen & Cos.
Stable manure for sale. Dobbs & Bro.
The trees seems to have sprung full pan
opled with leaves all at once.
Tie post Office will be closed Saturday,
memorial day, from 10 a. m, to A p. m.
Since the water has been turned on, the
paper mill has been running day and night.
l23c zephyr ginghams, lOc at Brantley s..
Quincy Refrigerators are the best. You
will find them at Dobbs & Bros.
Mr.. Bob Hammett LETT Saturday for
Waxahachie. Texas.
W. II. Fox & Co., headquarters for
new Irish potatoes, tomatoes, &c.
Those 69c black brocaded Brilliantines
are 42c now at Brantley's.
The offices may not go around this year,
but the candidates will.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Holland,
an eleven pound boy.
Wall brcoms with extra long handles at
OWEN & Cos.
LosT-Fair of eye glasses IN case.
Finder rewarded by leaving at W. h.
Fox's store.
Miss Ida Cox, OF Kennesaw, left for
Dunn, Ga, where she will enter school.
Her friends wish for her much success.
Street washers and hydrants put in
at lowest prices. DoBBs g. Bro.
Col. w. R. Power and MIR. ]. q. Miller
are attending the State Sunday School
ConYention in Macon.
Mrs. Henry Huffman has returned to
the city from Connersville, Indiana, where
she has been visiting her parents.
For 29c We will sell those figured mohairs
in all colors-worth double-Brantley Co.
Mrs. T. Fl. Weaver and daughter, Miss
Ella. and little Miss Cooley, of Atlanta
spent Sunday in Marietta.
Mr.. Charlie Griffin, we regret to learn
for the past few weeks has been suferins
with rheumatism.
Fine line Of crockery, glassware, &c. a
| OWEN l. Cos.
The street sprinkler has commenced
operation tor the summer campaign
against duse
The sale of the Marietta & North Geor
gia Railroad takes place next Saturda,
morning at II o'clock at the depot.
| We can show you the prettiest line o
mems neckwear out OF the factory, Yol
should see our rs cent scarfs and fourth
lands, also an elegant line OF bows TO
negligee shirts and full dress shirts. Ii
fact everything is brand new and tn
cheapest on market. READ & WIGGINs
/ Flower Pots 35ct dozen. Dobbs h Bro
The quantity of butter and milk pro
duced in this vicinity is surprisingly large
We would be glad to know the amount.
Farm Bells only 81 so at Dobbs & Bro.
FoR SALE.--Will have shoats IN Ma.i
eta lst Tuesday in May next. Powde
Springs, Ca, April llth, 1896.
J. A. HCKENNEY.
Picnicers are beginning to HE to thu
woods, returning loaded with flowers anC
red bugs.
l lot CT two toned mohairs worth 33c are
| l9c now at Brantley's.
Candidates are shaking hands With the
dear people now, and we expect to see 8
good many sore hands tied up.
Special lot OF canned goods cheap at
OWEN & Co.'S.
The Bradley cotton batting machinery
at New Albany, Ind, has been bought by
the Marietta Paper Manufacturing Com,
pany and shipped to this place.
| Mrs. 7. W. Reade and children have
returned from Warrenton, accompanied BY
her father. DR.. Stanton, who will spend
several weeks here
To CLosE.-On May the LIST, the Dry
Goods, Clothing, Shoe and Millinery stores
will close at 6 clock p. m and the Gro.
Gerry stores at $50 p. IN. This will last
until September lst.
| Those SC staple gnghams are still oe;rg
sold for Sc at Brantley Cos.
Standard Sewing Machine $4,000.
Dobbs & Bro.
1t will tickle you TO see our stock o.
colored laundried shirts OF latest designs
and material, they are so cheap you would
think they are FIRE bargains. Call and
see them. READ & WIGGlNs.
Eggs for setting from pure bed Ply
mouth Rocks and Brown Legborrs. .Sl.0C
per Is, two settings for $l.75. 4O5 Law.
renee street, Marietta.
Mr.. Ruggles placed forty cert adver'
tisement in the JOURNAL week before last
to repair organs, and it brought him