The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-05-05
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
MANY MARIETTA MATTERS NOTED.


WANTED-A white woman to do gener-
al house work. Apply to Geo. S. Owen.
The Marietta girls are the prettiest and
sweetest of any in the state.
Bishop Nelson was the guest of Mr.. c.
s. McCandlish while in the city Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. B. Nigh will have an abun-
dance of strawberries and peaches.
Miss llary Fleming has returned from
Auburn, Ala.
Manget extra fine Tomato plants to be
had only at W. 81. Fox's.
Acworth dots received too late for this
issue.
IcE.-I am ready to deliver ice By my
wagons at your home. 81. MElNERr.
The new telephone company is now in
operation.
Mr.. McClatcheys bulletin board draws
the crowds.
Mr.. Joseph Glover. Of Guntersville,
Ala, was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Squires is on a months visit
to relatives and friends in Clemson, S. C.
Tomato plants, extra fee, zoe dozen at
w. 81. Fox s store.
Mr.. Sam G Frey and wife have res
turned from their visit to Kentucky.
Screen Doors and Windows in stock at
Dobbs Hardware Co.
The ice wagons will be on the streets
every morning, the same as last year.
Fl. MEINERT.
Mr.. John D. Northcutt is home after
an extensive drumming tour.
Mr.. E. P. Paden. OF Roswell, was tn the
city last.Mcnday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Law, after drumming tour,
arrived home Monday.
The electric lights are burning all right
now.
Hon, G. r. Hutchens. candidate ter
congress, was here Tuesday.
Our two splendid hotels ought to get a
good summer patronage from Florida
visitors. There is no better place.
Miss Foster, Of Tunnel Hill, is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Charlie Foster, here this
week.
DR.. S. D. Rambo and family returned
to the city from Florida on Saturday
night.
Mr.. ]. 3. Smith has moved into Mr.. T.
W. Reads house on Cherokee street,
known as the Hammett place.
For RENr-North side OF double house
on Church street next door to Marietta
Library. Good central location. For
further particulars. apply to
MRS. A. N. GIBBEs, Church Street.
Mrs. Crosby has handsome new hot
house, recently built by Mr.. G. E. Hen.
derson, contractor.
Rev. W. A. Lindsey baptised Mr.. Os>
car Dobbs in the pool at the church
Sunday night. A large crowd was present
Mr.. W. R. Montgo merry and wife return
ed Saturday from the Confederate reun-
ION at Charleston, S. C.
Mr.. Smith Grogan has adopted a new
heater for cold feet-an incandescent elec>
trio light. Ask him about his experiment.
The all day singing at Sardis last Sun.
dey was attended by an immense crowd,
almost equal to camp meeting.
Mr.. Charlie Hurt. who is now travelling
fer the Marietta Knitting Mills, says they
are choppirg out cotton in lower Georgia
Send us the names of your visitors,
when they come and when they 90; in fact,
any item Of news. We will appreciate it.
New subscribers to the JOURNAL still
added to our large list. The people ap-
preciate the JOURNAL, as their substantial
favors show.
Our Hose Reel boys went to Chatta>
nooga full of enthusiasm. Those white
hats with rosettes and white feathers ought
to bring them good luck. May they win.
Col. D. W. Blair attended the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee meeting for
7th Congressional district, in Rome on
Wednesday.
A Marietta citizen met US on the street
and said Il am not given to fattery,
but you get out q clean paper-one that
can be read in any ady's parlor."
A CARD hereby withdraw from the
race for Tax Receiver, and desire to thank
my friends tor their kind and earnest sup
port in the past. Yours truly.
G. l.. DANIEL
Miss Lillian Agricola, OF Atlanta, is now
stenographer Tor the Marietta Paper
Manufacturing Co. Mr.. Clyde Matthews
has been promoted to assistant book
keeper.