The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-08-05
MARIETTA MATTERS.

visited the Messrs Sessions last week.
Rev. |. w. Waddell and family, of AL
bany, are IN the city.
Mrs. E. R. Huffaker's address is now 81
Church street, Atlanta
Before you buy your Buggy or Wagon
call and see Ried & Granting.
-Messrs. Jos. NJ. and Elijah A. Brown
spent Sunday with Mr.. Jno. H. Boston.
-Messrs. Tom and Win Edmonston lef
for Texas this week.
DR. I. Dewitt Burkhead is stoppin.
with Mr. 7. H. Check.
Mr.. w. N Grist and family are visiting
relatives In Gainesville, Ga.
Fans at Your own price at Hirsch's.
The handsomest line of Rugs in the cit,
can be found at Mrs. B. SchoenthalPs.
Fine veal every week at Stephens Bros
market. Telephone "a
Miss Eula Brown, of Atlanta, is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Aieholes.
Five barrels of bakers bread from At
lanta arrived Saturday to supply the trade
Mrs j. R Tolleson and little son are
visiting the family Of Mr.. r. w. Gable.
Ms, A. B. Gilbert has added two rooms
to his residehGs.
The State agricultural GGnventjon will
meet in Cartersville ON the 10th Of August
Mr.. Willie Buttolph of Columbus is
visiting his father DR.. d. l.. Buttolph.
"A B. Springer has most complete
line of gents hats.
The Ladies Of the Methodist Parsonage
Aid Society will meet ihis Thursday after
noon at o'clock at Mrs. w. e. Granting s.
i have nice line of Sugar, very suita
BILE for preserving which | am selling cheap
j. A MANGET
"A few more Of tIGsa good Hams that
we had on hand before the rise and We arr
selling at old prices Sessions, Handy l. Co.
Mr. F. H. Wellons, recently of this city,
now Of Chattanooga, spent Sunday here
with his friends.
Miss Mary Bell Walton OF Albany, and
Miss dertie Porter, of Americas, are visit
ing Miss Anna Gigniliat.
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans, Cot
tonades, Cassimeres, Calicoes, Bleaching,
Sheeting, Shifting, Checks and Hats, Shoes
&c., at bargain at McCutcheon's
--Hirsch is acknowledged the lowest
priced house in the city for summer goods.
Cheap money to loan on city aud farm
D. W. BLAIR,
Attorney at Law.
Miss Roselle l.. Mansfield is spending a
few days with her brother, Mr.. Cliff Mans
field, of Atlanta
Mrs. Frank Mallory, of Macon, with her
son, is spending the summer with her moth
er, Mrs VIM. Gignilliat.
Miss Thomas, OF Columbus, after a
pleasant visit TO Miss Annie Gignilliat re-
turned to her home last Saturday.
Col Alya c. Lowrey, of the Newman
Advertiser, spent Sunday in our city, the
guest Of Mr.. W. s. Cheney.
Sessions, Handy Il Co. prices 20 lbs
Carolina Rice 800; 3gallons n. o. Syrup
81 90; 40 lbs -four $l.00
The summer is getting warm enough to
make people shuck off their flesh and sit
in their bones
We are indebted to Mr. G. W, Cox, Of
Big Shanty. for some very fine luscious
peaches Thanks
-Ried & Granting can sell you One
DOuble-Seated Extension Top Phaton,
Ladies Ph9tons, open and top Buggies,
and one two-hOrse wagons as cheap as any
body. No shoddy work.
-HirSch will sell you a Sailor Hat for
% cents.
--Gents' Plated Shirts at Mrs Schoen-
thalrs.
Go to Stephens Bros. meat market and
get tender steaks. Telephone "a
If you want Linen buster be sure to
call at Mrs. B. SchoenthalPs.
The telegraph line has been established
to Jasper on the NJ. &. N. Ga. Railroad and
is working beautifully. The line will be
extended to Murphy, N. c.
Miss Mary Sibley, after visit of some
length in Virginia, has returned to her faith
er's delightful summer residence, two miles
from this place.
Somebody suggests to tax beauty
BdrnesCelle Democrat. This is a direct
movement to make our Marietta ladies pay
the bulk of the tax
If you want the best beef in town 90 to
Stephens Bros. meat market. Telephone
"a.
-Hirsch will sell you nice white lace lawn
from Toe up.
You can save 25 per cent by buying
your Slippers of any kind at Hirsch's.
For SALE-A valuable lot on Oak
now occupied by Mr.. Brown. Apply to
Mas. j. 4. GIGNlLLIAT.
Mr.. S. A. Anderson's wood pulp paper
mill will be in operation by October or No
vember The walls are up and is now be-
ing rooted.
An alarm of fire was sounded about
half past II Saturday night. The incipient
blaze was in closet at Mrs. Mcclellan :
residence. A bucket of water soon extin-
guished it.
Mrs. Mary A. Wilder residing on Dial
las avenue will sell this week at private sale
an antique rosewood parlor suit, chairs, Ia
bles, mating, hair mattresses, bedsteads
stoves, crockery, Mason jars and other house
hold goods.
Hon Steve Clay, of Cobb, is candi
date to represent his county in the Legisla.
tnre, and will be elected His firm stand
for the Railroad Commission in the last
House gave him State reputation. He will
be hard to be beat for Speaker OF the House
- Walker COpHtU MESSENGER.