The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-07-29
MARIETTA MATTERS.

| ne marriage DellS Will be tlnkHng
again next month.
Mr.. James W. Hardeman has a new
sign.
Mrs. J. NJ Austin has returned from
her visit to Alabama
John A. Manget has new sign painted
by Win Cox.
Several Of our citizens went on the ex-
cursion to Tallulah last Saturday.
The county campaign promises to open
up lively
Suspended animation-A girl in ham
! mock.
-Hirsch will sell you Sailor Hat for
Is cents
Rev. Mr.. Barnwell and family, of Louis
vile, Ky, are visiting DIR. Cleland's family.
Nice mutton and lamb at Stephens
Bros. meat market this week. Telephone "a
Fans at your own price at Hirsehs
-Yoa can tell mans character by his
jokes.
1t would surprise you to know how
smoothly the world would wag without you
| 1t is said that a woman with new bon
net generally carries her parasol very high
/ DIR. j. Horace Smith and family, of Or
iandp. f'a., are visiting relatives at Smyrna
Miss Mania Bell, of New York, is visit
ing Miss Fannie King
AS Marietta is q dry town, candidates
will have to set up to watermelons.
Working like horse-A lawyer draw
ing up conveyance
The handsomest line of Rugs in the city
can be found at Mrs. B. Schoenthalls.
Straw Hats at Sessions, Handy & Co S.
Fine veal every week at Stephens Bros
,natket. Telephone "a.
-stapie lpy Goods, such as Jeans, Cot
tonadas, CasaimG.es, Calicoes, Bleaching,
Sheeting, Shifting, Checks ata Hats, Shoes
DC, at a bargain at McCutcheons.
Always pronounced wrong. even by the
best scholars-Wrong.
Mr.. j. B. Garrison, of Atlanta, has re-
turned to Marietta and is working in the NJ.
4 n. Ga Railroad shop
Mrs H. NJ. Hammett and Master James
HaWuleH h&ye returned from their visit to
Waxahaehie, Texas.
Prohibition works we'll in Cobb and QuE
people wouldn't have bar-rooms back for
any thing.
The abundance OF blackberries this
year is causing abundance of domestic wine
| to be made.
Capt. Wilson has the contract to put a
new lin roof on Mr.. Geo. II. Camps resi-
dence.
Mrs. Flora Shea, aztec visit of several
weeks to her parents in Kansas, returned 10
our city last Saturday morning.
-Hirsch is acknowledged the lowest
priced house in the city for summer goods.
--chsap money to loan on city and farm
property. D. W. BLAIR,
Attorney at Law,
Gents Plated Shirts at Mrs sGhaeH-
thalPs
SO, 600 to lend in sums of 81 900 each
No delay in getting the money.
ENocH FAw.
= gsllaRs Of Syrup for 81 90 at Sessions,
Handy Il Co.
-DIED-In Rome, Ga, July gath. tAa iR-
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Patti
TO- aged fourteen months.
Mr. and Mrs Harris King and Miss
Jamie Haywood Of Savannah, are visiting
Mrs. Irene Baker.
Mr.. Howard Coryell is improving. His
jaws have relaxed, and he now partakes of
solid food and articulates distinctly.
We learn that Mr.. P. V. Kolb, of Mari
| eta, has been employed by Messrs. W. T.
Gohs 4 Co. as an additional travelling sales
man. Aiiiedgeyille Recorder.
Go to Stephens Bros. t.s,,t market and
get tender steaks. Telephone -.
40 lbs Flour for 81 90 at Sessions Ham
by & Co.
If you want Linen Buster be sure to
call at Mrs B. SchoenthalPs.
~-Hirsch will sell you nice white lace lawn
pom 100 Hp,
Pride is located half gay bRtYeeH vice
and virtue, and little of it wort hurt a
saint and good deal of it often helps a sim
ner.
Jane Kendall, colored, dropped dead at
her home in this place, on last Friday, of
heavt disease She was the wife of Manse
Kendall a vellkH9Wn eolored man
Mr.. W. j. GEmpstey and Mr. i. g
Sanges have bought lots on Waterman
street and will build cottages for themselves
soon.
| According to the character and extent
9s your business set aside percentage for
] ADVERTISERS I'D do not hesitate to keep your
self INCREASINGLY beiGee ttle pablo
--Messrs }. W. Henderson Il Son have
the contract to build fifty rooms to the
Whitlock House, and also to build Mr.
Joseph Pages residence.
--Hirsch will sell you nice Sailor hat
for 25cts.
--ihe Marietta District Conference is in
session at Talapocsa. hes. v, h. Shea end
others from Marietta are in anendancs,
There will be no preaching at the Methodist
Church next Sunday.
The veterans of the gallant old Seventh
Georgia had their annual reunion on the
zls... !. Atlgnta. Gen. Gartrel, its first
Colonel, presidea, 4 feast was spread
speeches were made, md G94a M G3ee99r
gia time enjoyed.
You can save % per cent by buying
your Slippers Of any kind at Hirsch's.
He was carpen,e. He had lifted his
hammer TO strike a nail. Did he's M
much He paused, then returned his ham
mer slowly 10 his bench. The u oclocl