The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-10-07
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Mrs. Charlie Dupre has returned from
Texas.
Mrs. r. Hirsch is ona visit to Wash
ington City.
Mrs. b schnnthall has returned from
New York
Miss Ruth Dunwoody is attending col
lege in Athens
Every man in Cobb county ought t,
take the Journal. Get up clubs.
Come to see our stock of Dry Goods Low
prices w. Z. GILBERT.
Bulldog Jeans pants are the best, fo
sale by Sessions, Handy & Co.
Go to Stephens Bros. meat market an,
get tender steaks Telephone q.
Mr.. A. B. Gilbert has recently had hi.
house reprinted
The cool weather has brought fires into
requisition.
Postum hunters have commenced tbei,
nightly ORGANIZATIONS.
A fine boy We can congratulate D.
W. Blair, Esq
MIR. Joe Boston returned last Saturday
to the State University.
Mr. James Cumming and MIR. Williams
Gibson, of Chicago are in the city.
Miss Sallie Lowry of Hampton, is visit
ing DIR. Lowry family.
Sixteen columns Of Marshals sales ap.
peared in the Atlanta Constitution last
Monday.
-Rev G. Il. Bliss, the tent preacher has
gone to Senoia. He is building house at
Bellwood. near Atlanta where he will live.
Call and see the Gems of Photograph
Art displayed at the Palace Photograph
Car
boys who attend church, whisper, gig
Gle and disturb those around them, should
be publicly reprimanded by the preacher
If you owe this office call and pay us
We must have money to meet our obliga.
tons.
i have large stock OF Clothing and
Men sUnd6rwear worth your attention, for
they are offered cheap. W. E GILBERT
Fine veal every week at Stephens Bros
market. Telephone a.
The best 50 Shoes Tor men in town at
Sessions, Handy & Cos.
We 90 to press before the result of the
election is declared VIII give the official
vote in next ISSUE
Miss Carrie Sessions and Miss Mamie
Lou Granting left last Monday accompa-
MED BY Judge Sessions, to enter Wesleyan
Female College
In heelthiulness, agreeable climate, ex-
celIent society, church facilities and pleas
ant surroundings Mariettais not surpassed
by the most popular town in Florida or
Southwest Georgia.
The following ale the amounts of mon
ev allowed by the State of Georgia for
manned Confederate soldiers: For a leg lost
above the knee, 800: below the knee $50:
tor an arm above the elbow, $50; below $40.
Cardigan Jackets, Mems Wooden Over
shirts, also a large line Of Underwear at
W. +. GILBERT.
Manned Confederate soldiers are now
drawing from the State their third payment
for artificial limbs The old crppes in
Cobb had better make their application at
once.
There will be reunion of the survi-
vors of the 9th Ga Art. Battalion. on the
second Wednesday in October at Ponce de
Leon Springs, near Atlanta Members
viii bring heavy laden baskets-soldiers are
a hungry set. TIM OLD Ninth.
Graceful positions, Artistic lighting,
and perfect work, at the Rail Road Photo
graph Car located near the Kennesaw House
for two weeks only
The Trustees of the Harwood Seminary
Company met on the Doth ult., and elected
NJ g. Whitlock President F. Faw, Vice
President W. +. Gilbert, Treasurer and
W. S. \. Neal Secretary The Treasurer
was instructed to collect at once fifty per
cent Of the stock subscribed.
-Marietta's reputation as a cotton mar
ket is bringing large amount of the feecy
staple 10 our town. The prices paid are
above the average IN other towns. Our cot
ton merchants are determined to make it to
the interest of farmers to bring their cotton
here, and they propose to do this by paying
more than any other town
Don leave your own town to buy Furni-
ture | will sell to you cheaper than else
WheFe fAtlanta not excepted) and show you
a first class stock to select from also deliver
same free Of drayage. w. i. GILBERT
The handsomest line Of Rugs in the city
can be found at Mrs. B. Schoenthalps.
The Mountaintown Association, eight
churches, was organized recently in Gilmer
county Rev G. s Tumin, of Marietta, a
talented young divine was a leading spirit
in its deliberations and his untiring efforts
contributed greatly TO the management and
contamination He is a devout Christian
and impresses himself favorably on all who
hear him. UJay Courier
Mrs Augusta Wheat and her nephew
Danforth started TO Atlanta last week
drawn by a pair of mules. When they
reached Popes bridge, across Chattahoo-
ehee river. the mules became unruly and
backed OF the bridge falling distance Of
Is feet into the river, Mts Wheat was in.
stantly killed Mr.. Dantorth was hurt the
wagon was demolished and one of the mules
died from the injuries received
III YOU want to build up your town
you should speak well OF her enterprises
Boe say its no good because you do not
own nor courol the enterprise. 1t takes a
variety # industf lee n make u town grow
and when you pu' your rnefgs against a lc
Ultimate industry, then it is in lesser OF
greater degree, you are pulling down YOU
town or yourself = CaroUtoa Times
Sessions Hambv & Co are onarirc