The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-09
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and Chronicled
for Our Readers.

amputated, is getting along nicely.
Mrs. T. W. Read and children are on
visit to her parents in Warrenton.
Mr.. 81. q. Clay has moved into Judge
Hammett's house.
Miss Mollie Ormsby, of Decatur, is visits
ing Mrs. D. N. Anderson.
Mr.. J. III. Austin will build two three
room cottages at once on his lot on Pow>
der Springs street.
WANrED-To hire for weeks, one horse
buggy or cart. E. M. MERRIMAY,
1856 Washington Avenue.
FoR RENT-Seven room house, barn and
garden. E. W. Merriman, 1876 Washington
Avenue.
Rev. A. G. Thomas and: family will
spend Thursday in Oxford, Ga, at tam.
lily reunion. in celebrating the 18th birth,
day of his father.
Rev. 81. F. Rossiter, of Henderson, N.
c., preached very impressive and strong
sermon at the Methodist Church Sunday
night. ...
Prof York has just closed a vocal
class at the Baptist Church and will be-
gin a second term next Monday night.
The school will be open to all. Tuition
$3.50 for the term.
SPECIAL NoTIcE :-Remembe and att
tend meeting Memorial Association at
parlors Kennesaw Hotel ON Thursday
evening 9th inst at 3 80 o'clock.
MRS. r. I. NEsBITT, President.
The regular business meeting of Epworth
League will be held at the Methodist church
Friday evening 7:3O. Let all the members
sttend-something of importance will be
brought before tie League.
Mrs. 81. G. Cole and family desire, BY
this means, Ito express gratitude to all
those who so effectually assisted in repellA
ing the advances OF the fire fsnd on
Friday afternoon.
Our very efficient Tax Collector, Mr..
Joe Murray, announces himself a candi-
date for reelection in this issue. he is
capable, clever and honest and will give
satisfaction.
Don't expect more of your town paper
than you do for it. If you expect the pa
per to speak we'll of you, you speak we'll OF
it. If you expect it to do you favors, you
do it favors. Don't borrow it nor dead,
head it.
Owing to oar crowded columns this
week. it is impossible to get in the items
from Oakland, Austell, Powder Springs
Antioch, Oregon and Mt. Bethel. Will
have plenty of space next week. Send in
ycur items early in the week.
Mr.. NJ. G. Whitlock announces himself
a candidate for Clerk of Superior Court
and County Treasurer in this issue, subs
ject to Democratic nomination. Mr..
Whitloek is one of our most esteemed citi-
zens and we'll qualified for the place, and
would make good officer If elected.
so bushels seed yams for sale by
S. D. RAMBo.
We take this method of thanking each
and every one who rendered us such valu>
able help last Friday afternoon in saving
our house from the dreadful fire fend
Our hearts will ever 60 out in gratitude for
your heroic services.
Gratefully yours,
j. II. BATE AND WIFE.
TIy NonIc, Tho o;+1y INV booJ-- 49,
now open for receiving tax returns. Good
idea to attend to it while you think of it.
r. E. LAwHoN,
City Clerk and Tax Receiver
NOTICE. TO TIE PUBLlC.-On and after
this date goods at the Barnes Shoe Store
cheap for cash and cash only, for we will
sell no more goods to any one on credit
All accounts due this business that are
not paid by the 18th Of April will be plac>
ed out tor collection. W. l.. BARNES.
The best families use our -four and
praise it. General line of groceries, hay,
corn, oats, bran, and German millet. Fine
line of tobaccos. Special attention is
called to our oil, it is guaranteed to be the
best. HUBBARD Il PHILLIPS.
The MARIETTA City DIRECTORY or
1867 will contain complete alphabeti>
cal list of all residents. A miscellaneous
department consisting of the city and
county officers, banks, churches, schools,
&C., and a classified business directory,
representing all the mercantile institutions,
manufactures, and professional men OF
the city The compiler does all the work
himself thus insuring more accurate
work. W. G. FIANEY,
Compiler.
EDITORS JouRNAL:-Please allow me-
through the columns of your paper, to
sincerely thank, many times over, the
many kind friends, too numerous to name
who so graciously extended to me and
mine their sympathy and substantial aid
when the greater part OF our household
effects were destroyed by fire few day:
ago, and especially to thank those whose
Inequalities, SO generously offered, were
accepted, and who entertained us 80 roy.
ally. Yours very truly,