The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-17
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and Chronicled
for Our Readers.

Tor Mr.. c. E. Henderson
Chicken thieves are getting in their
work around town.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Roesel, a
fine daughter, weighing IL pounds.
See those Colored Shirts. soc, 75c and
I'll 90 at Florence Bros. Il Co.
DR.. Stanton. of Warrenton, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. 7. W. Read.
Best Tennessee Butter, only 25c at
FAw & ROGERS.
Mr.. 1heo Frey is on crutches as the
result Of sprained foot
Mrs. Fred Banks, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday in the city
Judge Geo. F. Gobsr is holding court in
Forsyth this week for Judge Beck.
We have the agency for the celebrated
Barker Brand collars and cuffs.
FLORENCE BROS. q Co.
Mr.. W. P. johnson, of Atlanta, was in
the city Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Ways store has been closed
by his creditors.
Losr-In Marietta, pocketbook con-
tanning from five to seven dollars. Re-
turn to Legg Bros, Marietta.
WANTED-A part Jersey COW, fresh in
milk. Must give at least three gallons per
day. Apply al this Office.
Renew your subscription to the Marietta
Journal
For SALE-Chestnut posts, spill. and
round, also oak and hickory wood.
s. D. RAMBo.
For RENT-4 room cottage on Locust
street. Apply to Mrs. G. T. Gignjlliat.
Mr.. Leard is building three room cots
tage in the Maxwell addition.
Send your orders for Fleischmann's
Yeast to FAw & ROGERS.
An additional story recently added to
N. Joseph M. Browns residence. adds very
much 20 tie appearance at the place.
LosT-On last Wednesday, 9th, on
Will pay reward of $500 for its return
70 DR.. A, U. Stanley.
Mr. C. G. Grist left the first OF the&weel
for New York to buy goods for the Racket
Store and will be gone about ten days.
REMovAL-I have moved MY stock of
goods to my new building on Lawrence
street. NJ r. LYON.
For RENT-A blacksmith shop, good
stand. Z room house on Atlanta street
J.H. BATE.
MISS Lou Plichard, q beautiful young
lady Of Kennesaw, was ia the city on last
Saturday.
Messrs. Manget & Manning, real estate
agents, are building four room cottage
on the Barrett lot on Cherokee street.
Seed Potatoes, Onion ..Setts and Garden
Seeds at FAw & ROGERS
A very handsome monument has been
placed over the grave of Mr.. J. Bolan
Glover, Jr. at the Episcopal cemetery.
Evidences of blind tigers" are nume1>
Gus. Our officers will have to do some
sharp detective work,
Mr.. R. N. Clirkscales, of Atlauta, was
in the city Monday. He renewed his SUBJ
sciiphon to the JOURNAL.
The foundation for the addition to the
Marietta Knitting Mill is completed and
work is progressing.
We have just received SO, 900 envelopes
off nd -
and can make you satisfactory prices on
printing If you will call and see us.
Our Clipping Machine is in frst>cl
order. Bring your horse around and let
us clip 1t for you. Prices right.
Il. MEINERT.
Mrs. Floriua Dobbins, aged 80, wife of
Patrolman Dobbins. Of Atlanta, died in
Atlanta on last Saturday. and her remains
were brought to this place Sunday morning
and carried out into the country for burial.
The Methodist Church was crowded Sum
day morning by one of the largest congre>
cations that has assembled in that church
in many day. Rev. Mr.. Qui!lian
PiOoShCN y NCty dUlS S6EmOQ.
have some good horses, for farm and
other work. that I will sell cheap for
quality, and on time if you want it,
81. MEINERT.
Marietta people ought to take some &C.
ton to get thst cotton factory They will
stand in their own light if they don't. The
prosperity OF Marietta depends on manu-
featuring industries.
TIE manufacturer convention held in
Atlanta last week wants an amendment TO
the constitution allowing municipalities
the right to exempt factories fer limited
number of years from taxation.
We regret to learn that Mr.. George NJ.
Camp and family will leave this week for
South Carolns to live. Mr.. Camp is a
gocd citizen, upright III life and gentle>
manly in conduct His many friends here
wish him well.