The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-10-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Rev. V. +. Manget has about 90 girls
attending his school.
Mrs. Kate Willingham of Alpharetta,
is visiting her sister Mrs. A. J. Barker.
Hon. A. s. Clay left Tuesday evening
to attend the State Fair at Macon.
Mr.. Chuck Anderson has several of his
fine horses at the State Fair
Parties indebted to the Journal Office
will please call and settle
We had fall of rain Monday night, the
first we have had in a number Of weeks.
The dusty weather has caused a good
many sore threats.
The chestnut crop seems to be abun.
dant this year.
Miss Annie Towers, of Rome is visit
ing Miss Amy Dick.
Mr.. j. N. Cheney leaves this week to
attend the Augusta Medical College.
Miss Jessie Adcock, of Rome, is visit
ing in the city.
Discretion and diplomacy have won
and retained more friends than the purest
motives or the most faithful of hearts.
Don't buy your Hats and Shoes until
you see Sessions Handy & Cos.
Nice pork and sausage at Stephens
Bros. every day. Telephone "a.
Come 10 SEE our stock of Dry Goods, low
prices. w. Z. GILBERT.
Teachers of Public Schools for the
term of 1886 must file their reports with the
commissioner by the 10Th Of November
next. W. R. Power, Com
Mr.. James c. Sanges has returned from
Richmond, Va, where he has been attend
ing the Knights of Labor Convention.
Rev. V. E. Manget has large atten-
dance of pupils at his school for girls. He
is giving perfect satisfaction to our people
as teacher.
Another earthquake shock was felt here
on Friday morning last about 4l5 and an
other at two o'clock in the afternoon. The
shocks were general all over the country.
= ttSAt VIC ouf Ci IloCu d pulSC lOuuu COu-
tanning money. last week, We had no idea so
many pocketbooks had been lost in this
place. We have had numerous appliear
tons. Advertising pays.
Go to Sessions, Handy & Co. and get
one of those nice library lamps.
Cardigan Jackets, Mems Wooden Over
shirts also large line Of Underwear at
W. F. GILBERT
The handsomest line OF Rugs in the city
can be found at Mrs. B. Schoenthaii'S
Choice Hams Lard, Bulk Meat, Syurp,
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Grits and Recall to
be sold low as by any one at McCutcheon's
Principal Keeper Towers announces
that the terms of about thirty penitentiary
convicts will expire in November, and in
the list We find Bill Broadnax, Cobb county,
Nov. 22d.
Mrs. Robert Watson, daughter of Mr.
Ezekiel Stanley, formerly of this county,
but now resident of New Orleans, is visit
ing friends and relatives in Cobb and Cher
okee.
Our Representatives. Messrs. Clay and
McCleskey, are receiving piles of letters
from candidates for positions from Judges
down to doorkeepers. To answer all these
letters would require a good deal of time
and postage.
Villa RIGA Gold Leaf and the Rock
mart Slate are the latest journalistic ven
lures There is always room to "fill long
felt wan" and these two papers seem to
have the life and ability to supply their re-
spectiye towns with good paper.
-lfyou want the best beet in Marietta
trade with Stephens Bros Telephone "a.
Look at our stock OF Bedsteads, Bureaus
Chairs, Tables, Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c.
Compare prices with any you please, and
you will find our figures the lowest Remem-
Der We deliver free of drayage
W. E. GILBERT.
Concord Jeans and Cassimeres at rock
bottom prices at Sessions, Handy & Co.
"A white buzzard was seen among his
'black brethren" on the farm of Mr.. John
d. Benson in the MONDAY settlement in
this county last week. 1t attracts the at
tention of all passers by and is a novelty.
1t was seen in Florida and Alabama a few
weeks ago, and now pays Cobb visit
Rev. s. Tumlin has been re elected
pastor of the Baptist Church for another
year at an increased salary The Baptist
Church could not get better minister and
we are glad to see that they appreciate him,
as certainly all of our citizens, regardless of
denominational relations, esteem him high
~.
Don't leave your own toYn to huy Furni-
ture. ! will sell to you cheaper than else
| where ATLANTA not excepted) and show you
first class stock to select from, also deliver
same free of drayage. W. E. GILBERT.
Sessions, Handy Co. make special
ties Of Syrups, Pure Leaf Lard, Hams and
Sugars.
Cheap money TO loan on city and farm
property. D. W. BLAIR,
Attorney at Law.
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans, Cot
tonades, Cassimeres Calicoes, Bleaching,
Sheeting, Shifting, Checks and Hats, Shoes
&C., ut bargain at McCutcheons
Miss Lizzie Hamilton was married
Wednesday night at the residence of Mr.
Wilson Green, by Rev. A. W. CASTOR, to
Mr.. r. j. Hardage, of Kennesaw, Ga. Be-
sides relatives those present were Mr.. W.
P. Hardage, NJ. NJ. Ware and J. w. Wade,
of Cobb county. The bride and groom left
Thursday a. m. for their new home. We
wish for them all happiness. Dalton Ar
gus.
R. N. Holland, Esq, has just succeed
ed in getting through the Patent Office in
Washington, D. c. patent on cultivator
invented by Mr.. William j, Tanner, of Ac-
worth, Ga. The pillow works well and ia
| pronounced n success by all the farmers