The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-08-20
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

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Mr. T. H. Burroughs, of Opelika, Ala.
is in the city.
Mr., Charles DuPre, of Gainesville. wa
in the city last Sunday
Mrs. s X. Meetze, of Augusta is visit
ing Mr.. R. w. Cables family.
Mr.. W. P. Ward, of Lost Mountain, ha.
a yoke of oxen weighing 27l5 lbs.
Mrs. Frank Graves, of Atlanta, is visit
ing Mrs. d. F. McCatchy.
Mrs. R. Hirsch has returned from .
visit to Virginia and Maryland
Mr.. Samuel r. Hirsch has returned
from New York.
Misses Mamie Lon Granting and Leli.
Baber are visiting relatives in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Legg are on visi
to Moristown, Tenn
The Misses Seize returned home from
Cumming last Friday.
Miss Sallie Groves is on a visit to Green
vile, S. c.
Miss Matte Waddell has returned tc
her home in Cedartown.
We have some big bargains in all lines
from large auction sales K Hirsch l. Son
Mr. Henry H Baker, of Clarksyille, is
visiting his father 8 family here
Mr. P C Lamoyne and wife of Atlanta,
were in tho c;tv Cnnday
Mrs Jennie Evans of Admission, Ala. is
at her fathers W ? Stephens, very sick.
Mr.. W J. Manning, of this county, has
y acres in cotton which will make % heavy
bales, if the season continues propitious.
Rev. S. J. Pinkerton of Augusta has
just returned from Ellijay, and, with his
wife, is stopping at Mrs. Wright's.
Bargains in ladies', mems an children
| shoes at McCutcheon's
Nice lamb and mutton at Stephens
market every day.
Andrew Rogers has commenced the
construction a new dwelling on Atlanta
street
An egg as diminutive as that of spar
rows, laid by hen two years old was
shown US by Mr. H Nix.
Mr. W L Gilbert and Mr. ] Northcutt
left last Wednesday for Baltimore to buy
fall and winter stock.
The 23d Georgia regiment will hold
| their annual reunion at Jasper. Ga. on the
29th inst
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Fowler and children
have returned from their visit to jackson
county
Mrs Georgia Page and children return
ed to their home in, Gastonia, N. c. last
Thursday.
= Hirsch & Son will show the largest stock
of fine and medium price shoes in North
Georgia.
DR.. j. H. Harris has moved to Tay-
louisville, Ga, where he has been elected
principal of furnishing school,
Stephens is the place to get all kinds Of
tender meats.
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheons.
Mr. H. s. Anderson and Mr.. James An
derson, of Waxahachie, Texas, arrived in the
city Saturday morning.
School NoTIcE Miss I.anra Snoddy
will reopen her school at the academy build
ing on Monday, August 3lst.
Hon. W. p. Anderson was taken seri-
ously i'll last week, so much so as to cause
grave apprehension of his recovery We
are glad to state he is much better.
We shall make specially of Dress
| Goods Hosiery and Gloves in our dry goods
store. r. HIRsCH 4 Son
Miss Satfold a missionary to China, is
on a visit to this place, an held an interest
| ing meeting at the PRESBYTERIAN Church last
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. James Dobbs, at isthmus of Pana-
ma sent his mother, Mrs. ID. j. Dobbs, a
fine parrot 1t was eighteen days enroute
and arrived here Monday last.
We have full stock of Buggies and
Phetons and must sell them now to make
room for cotton Special prices until Sep
TENDER lst WINTERS L LEGG
Mr. Samuel Way showed us an open
boil of cotton on last Saturday, which shows
that barn yard manure will open cotton as
early as guano.
--MARRIED.-On the Ilth inst, at the
residence of Mr.. Doss, in Oregon district
Miss Saphrona Doss to Mr. A. T. Vaughn
Rev. r. P. McEreath officiating.
Some women cling to their own houses
| like the honeysuckle over the door, and like
it, sweeten all the region with the subtle fra
GRANGE of their goodness.
If you want the best meat go TO ateph
ems market
-McCutcheon has Flour Meal, Hams, &c.
to sell low as the lowest.
MIR. L. III. Burton, delegate from Burke
county is of the opinion Marietta has thu
prettiest ladies in all the land One es
pecally has charms that will make him visi
Marietta again,
We trust the old Confederate soldier
will not forget that on the 2Gth inst, is the
day set apart to work the graves of Confed
crate dead at this place. Let there be
large attendance.
-Hrsch 4 Son will receive this week tn,
largest stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Hos
ery and Gloves in Marietta.
Notice has been been aeceived by som
of the numerous heirs ofSthe Jennings es
tate, in England, that hearing of this ia
nous case will come up this week in Lon
don. There are number of the Jenning
heirs in Clark and in Cobb.
-STRAYED-One Red COW, with whit
face, about six years old, in fair order
The finder will be rewarded by returning
her to JOHN G. SHUGART.
Go to Stephens market for nice tende
steaks.
Hunt 4 Co. take more space of us thi
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