The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-02-06
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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shrubbery now.
The greatest misfortune is not to be able
| to'bear misfortune.
Miss Harriet Haskell, of Chicago, is
| visiting Miss Maude Sickels.
Mrs. ". II. Fox has about recovered
from an attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. A. Armstrong is adding new room
to his residence.
Sunday was rainy day, and church at
| tendance was slim.
A good way to expand the chess is to
carry large heart.
FoR SALE CHEAP-136 inch Grist Mill
and all fixtures. Apply to
A. ]. Cox, Octavia, Ga.
The hammering on the stand pipe is
rap-a'tap rap'a-tap, and Mr.. John D.
White wants to know what it is all about.
! Number BAL, nine room house, on At
lanta street, for sale cheap.
MRS. M. G. CoUpER.
| The Atlanta Constitution Almanac for
1896 is full of valuable information and
can be had for 25cts.
Standard Sewing Machine $1,000.
| Dobbs Il Bro.
Money to lend ENocH FAw.
RENEW your subscriptions to the jour-
NAL
Buy your fall suit and overcoat from
Read & Virgins.
We have had some real spring weather
recently, and we notice buds beginning to
appear on rose bushes.
Remember that Hardeman is the man
to buy your High Grade. Fertilizers from,
Work on the new annex of the Brumby
Chair Factory has commenced. The new
addition will be three stories and OF brick
By unity, harmony, and pull together
we ought to push Marietta along this year
to greater prosperity and growth.
The man WHO is independent, is the far
mer who has raised plenty of meat, corn
potatoes, and has cows and chickens.
For SALE-At half price, 81 foot Zinc
Bath Tub but little used
A. ARMSTRONG.
A colored man, working out fine or
the streets, wearing beaver hat, is 6
sight not in keeping with the fitness O.
things He is, however, as jolly as lark
We are glad to know that Master RusE
Thomson, grandson OF DR.. R. R. Strong
has about recovered from spell of typhoic
fever.
| MARRlED.-Mr. John Crowley, of Ros
well, was married to Miss Matte Bates il
Cherokee county on the 23d of January
Our best wishes to the happy COUPLE
We notice that some OF the elm trees ar
putting out buds. They are little to,
premature, and the cold will catch then
yet.
, There are quite number of negroe
idling away their time on the streets
They should be made to go to work. TIL,
vagrant law will catch some of them i
they don't mind.
Ny Guanos have arrived and my ware
house is full Call aud see my goods ano
get my prices and be convinced that an
the man to buy from.
]. W. HARDEMAN.
Bargain in base burner call at once
Dob5s & Bro.
For SALE-Two houses and lots in Mari.
eta we'll situated. Apply to 81. P. LEAKE
The mortality among the females of GU,
town. has been unprecedented for one
month in a new year. However, oul
town is remarkably healthy and these
deaths have been the result of no loca
cause.
The Methodist Ladies Parsonage AiG
Society will meet Thursday afternoon q
3 clock at the residence CT Mrs. W. E
Gilbert. The Home Mission Society il
holding week of prayer every Afternoon
this week at 3 o'clock at Mrs. Gilbert's
All the ladies are invited to attend.
have moved my Office over The Brant
ley Company store, first two rooms on the
right Special Office hours 10 to u A. NJ
and | to 2 and to ?. NJ. Can also be
found in my office at all other hours of the
day, except when engaged in making pro,
fessional calls.
J. D. MALONE, M. D.
Hon. Jonn E. Motley, and Mr. Charles
Griffin, attorneys, have entered suit
against the Southern Railroad for $4,000
damages in behalf of Dr. Q. L. Brantley
OF Roswell, who was so badly hurt in being
elected from train and run over by a
switch engine, sustaining injuries that will
last him life time.
Plow retailed at wholesale price al
Dobbs & Bro.
We have the latest styles in fall Cloth
ing, Hats and Mems furnishing goods.
READ & WIGGrNs.
Blacksmith tools at Atlanta prices al
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