The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-06-24

ne HOthef OF Mr.. Henry Myers died
at Savannah last Saturday She formerly
resided in Marietta
The Sunday School mass meeting will
be held at the Methodist Church next Sun
day afternoon at clock.
Speak good word for your town and
patrOnize home industry and home mer-
chants.
-MARRlED-By Rev. DR. Buttolph on
the 18th inst, Judgh n. B. Knight. of this
county, and Miss H. E. Harrison of Virgin
ia.
Mr.; Page, Northern gentleman, has
bought the beautiful grove in front of DR..
Clelands residence on Dallas road, and will
build an elegant residence there.
Mr.. viii Hames has again placed us
under obligations to him for quantity of
extra nice, luscious peaches, grown at his
kennesaw Mountain orchard Such kind
remembrance is highly appreciated by us.
40 lbs Flour for 81 90 at Sessions, Ham
by & Co.
The handsomest line of White Dress
Goods 10 the city at Mrs. b. Schoenthalls.
Nice mntioa apd lamb at Stephens
Bros. meat market this week. Telephone "a
Our Fan and Parasol stocks are too
large-Low prices will make them go-at
Hirschs.
Rev. DIR. Buttolph, of the Presbyterian
Church, preached a fine sermon at the
Aathoaist Church Sunday morning. He al
so preach 81 ut the Baptist Church Sunday
night
W. r. Power Esq, one Of tho Board Of
Examiners of the State University, has fin
ished up his work, and is home again. Dur
ing his absence, Joe Alexander, Esq, act
ed as County School Commissioner
Go to Stephens Bros. meat market and
get .endar steaks. Telephone "a.
Mr. johnson Mcclure after spending
eight months at Oakland Hail. Ms McLel-
leans delightful boarding house, has re-
turned to his home in Milwaukee Wis
Buy your cigars from Sessions Handy
4 CO. They keep the best and you might
get the slack.
Children White Dresses from 3Octs up
at Mrs. B. Schoenthaifs.
Choice Hams, Lard, Bulk Meat, syaFp,
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Grits and Rice--all to
be sold low as by any one at McCutcheon's $,
Ladies Colored Collars and Cuffs at
hiFsch's
Now. that Cobb county has settled the
gubernatofial and congressional race as far
as she is concerned in fayoF of Gordon and
Clements, the JOURNAL will net have haet.
to say Of politics save to keep our readers
posted as to the progress OF the campaign.
The display of paintings on the stage
at the Court House last Tuesday night was
mazda by Miss s NJ Grant and her pupils.
The specimens we're quite creditable and
received many compliments. Miss Grant
will continue TO instruct in this art and
those wishing to take lessons would do well
to consult her.
--FoR SALE.-Two good mich cows,
| fresh in milk-over two gallons each. $50
for the two-$30 and $50 separately-very
cheap at the price. H N. STARNEs
Powder Springs Road.
-Hirsch sells good Calicoes at four cents.
. gallons of Syrup for $l.OO at Sessions,
| Handy Il Co.
II you want the best beef in town go to
stephens Bros. meat market. Telephone
~
Lace Curtains from 81 80 to 80 pey paiF,
and from l5e to soc per yard at Mrs. B.
| Schoenthalrs.
20 lbs Rice for 81 90 at Sessions, Ham
by 4 Co.
We are headquarters for Jerseys. Do
not buy until you examine our stock.
MRS. B. ScHoENTHALL.
DR. Gatchel has left with us some spec
linens OF his amateur photographing; one
a beautiful view Of the oily park, and two OF
the marble quarries at Tates. The DoetGF
has developed quite creditable tact for
this kind of work, and when not professions
ally engaged, he photographs views in and
around our city, which he proposes to have
engraved to illustrate his Tourist Guide.
Egyptian and Orinental Lace for fronts
y,q hSancng from Sc to $2.50 per yard at
Mrs. q. olp3s3thalTs.
--Onr customers Ate .aagested to come in
| and give their notes for Gdano ana S,pDlies
A. A. FLETCHER x Co.
May 9Th 1886.
Five cent Lawns reduced to four cents
at Hrsch's
- STAPLE Dry Goods, such as Jeans, Cot
! tonades CassimSrGs, Calicoes, Bleaching
| Sheeting Shifting, Checks AID Hats, Shoes
&c, al bargain at McCutcheon's.
--DlED-At her home in this place on
lost Monday night Mrs. J. r. Spann, nee
Miss Ellen Bradley. She was a most esti-
Unable ady. whose christian virtues adorned
and beautified her Ito and ennobled her
character. She leaves devoted husband
to mourn her loss. Her funeral service wal
held at the Episcopal Church on Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. c. c. Leman officiating.
We received letter, Tuesday from
Elaa. Mexico, dated June 18th, 1886, from
Mr. W. NJ i.Hgg. in which he said he en-
closed ten dollars OF American currency
On opening the letter, the money was ,a,s4
ing, the envelope clearly indicating that i
had been opened and resealed. Uncle Sam
will have to put On some detectives Mr.
| Cleveland hasn't turned all the rascals out
| yet M, Legg wilI hsye to remit again by
] safer medium,