The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChronicIed
for Our Readers.

vannah Wednesday morning.
Renew your subscription to the Marietta
Journal.
Mr.. J. Fl. Sicily. wife and child, Of Da-
yenport Iowa, are at the Kennesaw House.
WANTED TO RENT-A three or four loom
house. Address, L Fl. PONDER, city.
Miss Addie McClatchey is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Seize, in Roswell.
Mrs c E Brown and her pretty little
daughter, Miss Ethel are at the Elmwood.
They spent the winter here FIVE years ago.
We are glad to see Mr.. Alex Coryell out
on the streets again after long spell Of
sickness.
Sunday travel from Atlanta is not as
brisk as formerly when the fare was half
rates.
A colored woman with FIVE little children,
one an infant, thinks that is an excuse for
running blind tiger.
For SALE-Chestnut posts, split and
round, also oak and hickory wood.
8. d. RAMBo.
Rev. Lyman Ward, Of New York, will
preach at the Elmwood ball room Monday
night, Feb. 7. Everybody invited.
Primaries give everybody chance in
the selection of candidates.; therefore. let
this be the mode from Governor down to
Coroner.
For RAMA blacksmith shop, good
stand. Z room house on Atlanta street,
near in, and 3 room house on Cole street.
J. HI. BATE.
Call and settle your account or | will be
obliged to put it out for collections
Mas. G. C. BRUMBY.
The Jasper Republican stated that
the Brumby Chair Co. had a force at
Talking Rock getting out timber. 1t is
the Marietta Chair Company.
Mrs. Finn returned to her homo in
Townsville last Tuesday evening, ac-
companied by her brother, Mr.. II. c.
Dcbbs, who will visit Florida before re-
turning home
The new telephone company has enough
subscribers to put ir the plant in Marietta
and they will do so at once. They have
about so subscribers, and consider the sue
cess of the enterprise assured
For RENT room cottage on Locust
street Apply TO Mrs. c. 7. Gignjlliat.
All goods at reduced prices and many at
cost at MRS. G. G. BRUMBY's.
Genial Dick" Dobbs came up from
Marietta last Monday and spent the day
With Solicitor General Hutcherson and
Col. J. D. Attaway in bird hunting. Cam
ton Advance.
Gainesville has seven cases OF small
pox, one OF them being Mr. W W Roberts,
clerk of the Superior court. 100 cases
are in Barlow county. The people in
town and county ought 60 be vaccinated
DIED-Mr W Fl Dunn, OF burlington,
Indiana, died here Tuesday OF tuberculosis,
aged 20 years. His remains we're shipped
TO his old home. He leaves a wife and
child.
With the large number of orchards in
this vicinity and county, and the prospec>
tive ones, there should be canning facto-
ry started in Marietta. The surplus fruit
not suitable for shipping ought to be uti>
lized by canning.
Az Husp ~ L.,
ton county, was brought here by Mr.. News
ton on last Tuesday night, charged with
counterfeiting silver dollars, al imitation
almost difficult to detect. He was tried
before Commissioner Lester Wednesday.
HONESTY has never found a substitute -
Darien Gazette. True, but dishonesty
often robes itself in plausible garments
and tries to pass in disguise for honesty"
but like counterfeit silver dollar, it
doesn't pass current long, before it is
fouad out
Gibsons Living Pictures entertainment
postponed to Thursday evening o'clock,
Feb. lst, at the Court House. The stage
is beautifully arranged and everything is
in good shape for an entertainment of rare
interest. Admission rs cents Be sure to
attend.
Mr.. George Fleming 10 engaged in mer,
chandising in the store opposite the Court
House. Mr.. Tomrie Handy takes Mr..
Fleming's place as clerk in the Ordinary
Office. Mr.. Flemings resignation is re-
GREETED, as he always proved himself efic-
tent and accommodating. His many
friends wish him well as merchant.
A number Of Northern people are
spending the winter here. Mr.. McKensie,
from Utica, New York, who is visiting his
sister, Mrc. H. W. Shaw, says that when
he left home last week it was l8 below zero
and snow two and three feet deep on the
ground. Then this is surely the Sunny
South.