The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-04
ia MATTERS.

81 pa MATTERS,
FoR RESr- = fe room Bbuse near pub,
lie school,: April 10 q. "a. Guytpn.
Miss Oils Gil Ion. Of lKennesaw, visited
Mrs. g. J. collifs week.
Johd Al. Manget. Real Estate land In>
ance Agent Come to see me.
&orn tosReS. and Mrs. J. A. Buftz, OF
anta Heights 4 fine girl
lave your horse clipping done at Mein-
3stsbe
Andard Sewing Machines at Do5bs.
elders for coal for Whtlock Co. left
Slcan Thompsons shoe shop will be
H w, w @Aptly Price $500.
y subasBsz ASisiting her daugh>
Daily, every u hswick.
1Q. s months s53E new subscriber and
week Is CT 81.
ews, yea
tbs 1925 Some to be a necessity
TsTf ssopng was INDUCED in
nsJvslty in the south.
Why's grocery store and
tobacco, &C.,
y = kanlo q nd sunol;os or rr;oos
IN. a. G. DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
'eorgla bapers for sale at this Office at
d.nt hundred
brthand and typewrting done by
e Matthews at R. N Hollands Office.
M r. Lyon received bad fall on
rator q Re ice last week, knocking him uncoE>
e II ssious for briet time.
ii The article on Marietta During the
War, was received too late for this issue.
ill appear next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Daniel, of Atlanta,
|ent Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Garwood.
Ir George NJ Fleming has been app
Special Bailif by Judge Gober.
makes good one
&. Albert Fleming and bride spent a
days with his brother Mr.. George.
jig last week.
trees were loaded with ice Monday
w. - 49, weather was about as
eteeable as it generally sessatGauulbem
Cutting ice" was sport with Mr.. w.
Mosher. He cut the ice out of Phillips
pond and stored it away for summer use.
perl-Y Miss Nellie Hall, of Greensboro, sister
of Mr. S. Il. Hail. is visiting Miss Dawson,
"ays Of this place.
4 Is Lou Teasey, colored, wife OF Bill Teas
ley, fell last week on the ice and broke her
snch. arm. =
Rev. J. w. Baker, our esteemed fellows
a al citizen on January Gath reached his Seth
birthday.
homn Rev. j. S. Pinkerton, at one time Rec,
tor the Episcopal church in Marietta,
eople fell last week in Augusta and broke his
thigh.
neys The place tor groceries and canned
goods is at Samuel Ways new store
Auei DIED.-Mr jackson Delk, an aged citi>
zen, died at his home in this county on the
PAo'o 26th of January. He mad been paralyzed
for many months.
FoUND-A pair Of gold trimmed specta>
~ cles. Owner can get same by paying the
finder so cents and for this notice at this
h.. office.
=, Orders for coal for Whitlock & Co. left
at Sloan Thompsons shoe shop will be
10 filled promptly. Price $4.e0
This ought to be good" fruit year, if
Wy cold weather has anything to do with
keeping back the fruit trees from rushing
out in buds and blooms
noes. The largest stock OF Shoes in Marietta
p"oe~ at W. E. GILBERTs.
! The funeral of Mrs Felix P. Delk was
conducted by Rev. J. w. Quillian on
= Thursday afternoon at the residence Of
MIR. NJ. 7. Grist.
20 ara Mr.. John W. Lewis, Jr is night oper>
ator at the w & A. R. Il. depot OF this
for place, He proving himself capable and
efficient. Mr.. Foster is day operator.
Weather prognosticator Hicks says sleet
and snow will prevail during February
and March, and that good weather for
ed to planting will not come until April.
ames Read Sessions g. Trammelrs 33 l>3 per
cent discount sale on first page. This
store means money 10 all purchasers. You