The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-30
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
-Watermelons plentiful.

steaks.
Cobb county has increased her tax re
turns this year over last, Sl4, 1893.
E. l.. Howell of Chattanooga spent a
few days here last week
The Phoenix Agricultural Fair comes
of Thursday, August 18th
Go to Winters & Legg and buy Buggy
at almost your own price.
Mrs. L. f. Anderson has had her resi-
dence repainted.
Mrs E. r Anderson, of Gadsden Ala.
is on a visit to relatives here.
Work on Mrs. Wrights new building has
commenced.
MIR. Sumner Nell is adding two rooms
to his residence.
The wall enclosing the Jail has been
plastered, and the plank fence white-wash.
ed
--FoR SALE-A good mich COW. Apply
to A. D. Ruede. Ff''
-WANrED-Wheat straw at Brumby $
Chair Factory.
Bargains in ladies, mems an children
shoes at McCutcheon's
Prohibition has worked well in Marietta
and our people are well pleased with the
good results
Judge Samuel Lawrence and family of
Atlanta are spending few weeks in Mariet-
ia.
Nice lamb and mutton at Stephens
market every day.
"A number of the members of the Georgia
Legislature spent Sunday on the line of the
Marietta q N. Ga Railroad
The excursion to Ellijay last Saturday
was largely attended and most pleasant
day was spent.
Teachers of public schools must make
contracts with the Board.
W. r. POWER Commissioner.
Mr. Thomas b. Shockley, of Carriers
vile, died on the 2Oth inst. He formerly
lived in Marietta, and is relative of Mr..
I. H. Shockley of this place.
Mrs. R. Hirsch left last Saturday to Wis
it her brother in Virginia. Mr.. Sam Hirsch
accompanied her and will extend his visit
to New York.
Mrs. W. I. McCutcheon, of Birming-
ham, Ala, is on visit to her fathers's fam
lily, Mr.. c. c. Vim.
Rev Dr. Potter editor of the Christian
Advocate, Macon, preached two very able
sermons at the Methodist Church last Sun
day. Large congregations were present.
Stephens is the place to get all kinds OF
tender meats.
While our columns are ever open to
those who may have something to say that
will be of benefit to the public, or interesting
to our readers, they areneveropen to anony-
nous correspondents.
The "a. c." Club now numbers forty
eight members. Their meeting last Friday
night at Mrs Coles was a very pleasant af-
fair. Dancing, music and watermelon feast
contributed to the enjoyment ofthose pres
emit
-STRAYED-One Red COW, with white
face, about six years old, in fair order.
The finder will be rewarded by returning
her to JoHx c. SHuGARr.
Coffee Sugar Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheon $.
The world is large and oomy and vast
number of people can live in it without tread
ing on the toes of others, Make the journey
through life as pleasant as possible, for you
will not pass this way again.
The delegates to the State Sunday
School Convention at Rome from this place
and county We're B. R. Legg and wife, DR..
P. r. Cortelyou and wife, W. R. Power,
Walter Session, Samuel Earle, DR.. Medlock
and Mr.. Kehely.
MATTED Wheat straw at Brumby' 5
Chair Factory.
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal Hams, &c,
to sell low as the lowest
The most potent factor in nature, is
love; for the young man who has been un
der the bewtching spell of a Marietta beau
ty, returns weekly from Atlanta to see her
We know nothing to equal this only the fel
low who goes weekly to Atlanta to satisfy
his love for calamity water"
Mr. Joseph NJ Brown General Passen
gen Agent Of the w. d A. r. r.. has jus
issued an illustrated pamphlet descriptive o
Marietta as summer resort. 1t contain.
valuable tormationintendedfo for the North
ern tourist We expect to goodresults from
the circulation of this pamphlet
If you want the best meat 20 to stcph
ems market.
R. n. Holland, Esq, is combining bust
ness with pleasure by making visit t,
Oconce, Anderson and Abbeville counties
South Carolina and Hart. county, Georgia
He left last Monday morning by priyat
conveyance in company with Mr. NJ NJ War
and Messrs. b. M and William Stanley
The party will return in about two weeks.
Thursday afternoon a delightful showe
fell, and spanning the National Cemcter.
was beautiful rainbow in he center O
which doatod the star spangled banner iron
the flag staff. The varicgatcd colors jus
reached apparently the Top Of the trees, pro
sentng picture of beauty that none but
Divine artist could portray
How glad we would be, if we could sa
something to stimulate our people to max
investments in small industries. We b,
iGye steam laundry would pay in Mariett;
but the suggestion viii pass to the rear Will
out investigation or experiment, like thou
ands we have made on other matters looE
ing to the promotion Of our towns growt
and individual prosperity
Several months ago, negro name
Pete Stamps, who was employed on tn
farm Of Mr. Marion Abercrombie, near Dou.
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