The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-03-17
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicIed
for Our Readers.

The Postal telegraph Office has been
moved to Mr.. L. E. Moore's drug store.
March has not been very blustery so far,
but rather suggestive of spring lamb"
Carnes & Gilbert have the largest stock
OF crockery in Marietta.
Mrs. Geo. M. Fleming, VINO has been
sick for the past week, is some better
Picatorial pleasures will soon engage the
lovers of that pastime.
DR.. W. N. Boyd, of Atlanta, visited the
family of Mr.. J. T. Eubanks last Sunday.
See this, bar Of soap and package OF
washing powder, both for 5 cents at w. q.
Fox's.
Losr-A pair Of slender. gold framed
spectacles in morocco case. Leave at
Crosby's and receive reward,
1t is violation of law to kill birds after
the 18th OF March.
Almost invariably it rains during court
week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs B. A. Butler q
twelve pound boy.
Miss Helen Shumate. of Greenville, S. c.,
is visiting Miss Gussie Groves.
For RENT-Four room house, near Dr.,
j. c. Greer's on Powder Springs street.
Il. 81. WHITE.
Rev. Mr.. Van Horn and wife, of Illinois,
are in the city.
Mrs. ]. II. Lumpkin, of Rome, is visiting
her son, Mr.. Frank Lumpkin.
Mating and window shades at Carnes &
Gilberts Furniture and Crockery store
Mrs W. S. Sparrow. of Blue Ridge, is
visiting her parents here.
Editor Walker, OF the Acworth Post,
gave US pleasant call on Tuesday.
Hon. John Awtrey was in the city on
Tuesday. He is being urged to make
the race for the Senate.
Miss Nellie Simpson spent last week in
Atlanta, the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Daniel.
Mrs. J, S. Warren and Miss Lille Ter,
rell have returned from Nashville and
Chattanooga.
For SALE OR RENT-Baptist Parsonage
on Cherokee street. two story s room
dwelling and waterworks fixtures. Apply
to j. z. Foster.
The premium list on poultry, as pub
lisbed in this issue, should read county
owned" instead OF county raised.
Miss Allie Bentley, charming young
lady of Woodstock is visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
The Baptists are preparing to have
some excellent music at the eleven o'clock
service next Sunday.
We have full line of Garden Seeds and
Irish Potatoes. We handle all kinds oil
Country Produce. Come to see me on
Lawrence street. M. K. LYON.
Miss Leila Handy has gone TO Athens
to take course in the Georgia Normal
College.
Col. James W., Robertson who has beer
sick so long, is gradually improving ard
will soon be we'll again.
For RENT-A four room house on
Henderson street. J. W. Henderson.
You advertise for a COW if you don't be-
lieve people have COWS for sale. That is
our experience.
Wanted-You to buy Furniture and
Crockery from Carnes and Gilbert.
Mr.. Dewitt Cole, the newly appointed
postmaster, thinks it will be the first OIL
next month before he takes charge.
have some good horses, for farm and
other work. that / will sell cheap fol-
quality, and on time if you want it,
81. MsISERT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott. of Toledo, Ohio
spent last week in the city, the guests o.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sessions.
Mr.. J. b. Miller, field worker for the
State Sunday School Association, is a
home visiting his family.
Our Clipping Machine is in first class
order Bring your horse around and lie
US clip it for you. Prices right.
Il. MEINERT.
Mr.. S n. Hall received the news las
week Of the burning OF his brothers. store
in Greensboro, Ga. He left immediately
for that place.
Peachtrees are in bloom aud spring
warmth is busily engaged in weaving
garb OF green for forest, field and orchard
A nice line of trunks at Carnes and Gil
bert's Furniture and Crockery store.
The Parsonage and Home Mission So
ciety will meet Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the home OF Mrs W. E. Gilher,
Mrs. NJ. R. LYON, Secretary.
The last legislature made it violation
of law to receive orders for whiskey inf
prohibition county, or to deliver and re
ceve pay for the same. Judge Gober CAV
this law in charge last Monday mornin