The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-30

is at Mrs. Cleveland's.
Columbia Bell -four is guaranteed all
wheat -four. Call for it.
Yes, the "blind tiger" seems to be
doing a good business around here.
Anderson Bros. sell the old reliable
Listers Ammoniated Dissolved Bone.
1t is said that there will be plenty of
grapes and apples this year.
Prof. Freyer has had the store under
meath the Journal Office repainted.
The Southern Baptist Convention
meets in Louisville, KY, May 18th,
The best -four in Marietta at the price
is the Columbia Bella dandy.
Miss Mariah Brumby has returned
home from Fort Gaines, Ga.
Judge Gober held motion court in
Canton this week.
Anderson Bros. sell Armour's Pure
Blood and Bone Guano.
Mr.. Jim Garrison, of Blue Ridge,
spent Sunday here with homefolks.
Mr.. B. S. Holden, of Blue Ridge, was
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Moultrie M. Sessions has had the
Paige residence on Whitlock Avenue
reprinted.
Mr.. Will Pomeroy, wife and child, re-
turned from Blackshear last Friday
morning.
Get Merchandise Certificate at
Rutherford & Davies store.
The store vacated by Mr. kuncy has
been rented and book store will be
opened in it in few days.
Mr.. P. Mccormack and wife have
moved into Mrs. Coles house on Law
renee street.
Anderson Bros are agents for the
Celebrated Ok Brand Blood and Bone
Guano, made by Tennessee Chemical Co.
Guaranteed analysis: Available Phos-
phoric Acid, 10 to IL; Ammonia, 2 to 8;
Potash, 8 to 4.
Mr.. Melville T. Johnson, of Carl,
Gwinnett County, is the proud father Of
a young physician.
Friday was an ideal spring day and it
was taken advantage of by the farmers
and gardeners.
DIR. 9. T. Nolan and Prof. Geo. E.
Nolan spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives in McDonough, Ga.
For 10 cents worth of your influence
with five friends, you can secure 80
Hour at Rutherford & Davies. Call at
store for information.
Miss Lucy Lilly, who has been visit
ing in Gainesville, has returned to the
city.
Mr.. Webb Edwards and wife, of For
syth county, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. G. Delaney last week.
A passenger coach full of Marietta
people went to Atlanta Saturday to at
tend matinee and to trade. $40
Mr.. N. Fl. Mashburn, employed at
Talking Rock, is at home here for two
weeks.
Five negro convicts were carried to
Fulton county changing on last Satur-
day by Sheriff Northcutt.
The Marietta Guano Company, loca-
ted in Atlanta, will sell more guano
this season than last.
a Workmen on Mr.. Crockett's new
house, on Cherokee street, are making
progress, the roof and the weather.
boarding are on.
Prof. J. M. York is no longer with
Rev. w. A. Lindsey, but is at West
Plains, Mo-, where he has two classes
in music
A thief, the other night, broke the
lock on Col. r. N. Hollands smoke
house and carried off three large hams
and side of middling meat.
Mr.. c. E. Henderson has the cottage
being built for Mr.. ]. w. Henderson on
Roswell street well under way and it
will soon be finished.
Teachers are required to file their
school reports for the first quarter on
April LIST proximo. Blanks are now
ready. w. r. Power, Supt.
New York Legislature has made it a
misdemeanor to Intentionally give
food or shelter to an English sparrow -
The sparrow is great pest in Mari
eta and is fast running out all the
songbirds.
Miss Lillian Agricola, stenographer
for the Marietta Paper Manufacturing
Co., has accepted position at her
home in Atlanta and leaves on the first
of April.
Rev. J. H. Patton returned from
Cedartown and filed his pulpit at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
Owing to cold ne did not preach Sun
day night, but worshipped at the Bap-
fist church.
We are indebted to our young friend,