The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-07-01
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Miss Addie Winters has returned HON,
from Southern Female College LAGRANGE
MIR. Will Barker is of the opinion tina
ms boy is the prettiest in town.
Miss Emma Thornton is visiting rela
tves and friends in Memphis.
Pure Apple:Vinegar for sale 4Octsa gal
ION. MRS. j. w. BAKER.
Mrs. Iita Goss left last week for Elber
county.
Mr.. Grubb Millen, of Russellville, Ky.
is visiting his brother, Mr.. W. H. Mllen.
Miss Sadie Fearing has returned to he
home in Boston.
Miss Minnie Williams, of Atlanta, il
visiting Miss Addie Winters.
Mrs. Emma Thornton, who has been il
Florida for several months, has returned tt
Marietta
Cheap money to loan on city and farm
property. d. w. BLAIR,
Attorney at Law.
Buy your cigars from Sessions Hamb,
Il Co. They keep the best and you nigh
get the clock,
-Children's White Dresass from 3Qcts ~
at Mrs. B. Schoenthalrs.
Choice Hams, Lard, Bulk Meat. Syurp
Sugar Coffee, Flour, Grits and Recall t
be sold low as by any one at McCutcheon's
Ladies Colored Collars and Cuffs a
Hirschs.
We are sent into this world to make i
better and happier and in proportion al
we do so we make ourselves batb.
Misses Mittie and Gussie Calhoun, tyl
beautiful and charming young ladies iron
Euharlee, are visiting Miss Olive Faw.
The Undertakers OF Georgia have form
I'd an Association. Mr.. Charles E. Hen
desson, st this place, was elected Secretary
Next Wednesday tie 1th day ofJuly
Cobb county will vote on the fence law
Only those who are registered will be al
lowed to vote
We notice in some Japan papers sen
us, that Mr.. Fred Mansfield, of the U. S
Legation had the honor OF ga intepYieg viii
the Emperor.
-Hirsch sells good Calicoes at four cents
= gallons of Syrup for 81. 90 at Sessions
Handy q Co.
Iii yGa want the best beef in town 90 tc
Stephens Bros. meat market. Telephone
"a.
Lace Curtains from 81 so TO 20 pes pait
and from l5c to soc per yard at Mrs B.
Schoenthall's.
20 lbs Rice for $l.OO at Sessions, Ham
by & Co.
We are headquarters for Jerseys. Dc
not buy until you examine or stock.
MRS. b. SCHoENTHALL.
Mr.. Walter Sessions had his Sunday
School class meet at his residence on last
Friday afternoon and treated them to ice
cream.
-Messrs. Bowien dlsVar ,Jr,, and Frank
Reynolds, who have been attending !,eh;gh
University, Bethlehem, Pa, have returned
home
The complaint down at Savannah is
that Georgia governors are not taken from
that end of the State. Live oak is plenti
full there too.
The president of the Press Association
at New Orleans said Ut is no trouble Il
find material to fill newspaper Tn,
trouble is to know what to keep out"
-1'hs Esa Titans of the Georgia press
Estill, Walsh, Lamar, Hagell and Ave
ry. There is another, but modesty sup
presses mention Of him.
Egyptian and Orinental Lace for fronts
end founcing from Sc to $3.50 per yard "a
Mrs, p, SchoeRthalls.
Five cent Lawns reduced to four cent.
at Hirsch's.
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans, CO.
tonades, Cassimeres, Calicoes, Bleaching
Sheeting Shifting, Checks and Hats, Shoe,
&c, at bargain at McCutcheon's.
Go to Stephens Bros meat market and
get tender steaks. Telephone "a.
10 lbs Flour for $l.OO at Sessions Ham
by Il Co,
The fruit crop prospect in Cobb is very
gloomy The apples are few, the peaohe.
are dropping from the trees, and the grapes
are rotting. The wet weather has done /
great deal of damage.
The new engine house is completed anC
is a very creditable structure. The hall j.
roOmy, well ventilated and will prove {
great convenience for the Hook and Ladder
Company and the Marietta Fire Company
to hold their meetings in.
"A visitor to the art of Shorter Female
College, Rome, Ga, being asked what mos
impressed him there, replied This sen
tence in chalk on blackboard: DO right
tight now. 1t should be everybodys mot
to, the world over.
The delegates 10 the county congress
sional convention meet in Marietta, Tuesday
morning the 9Th Of July. The delegates t.
the county gubernatorial convention NEE
in Marietta, Thursday morning the 18th o
July. Don't forget the dates, but be OF
hand.
The handsomest line of White ORES,
Goods in the city at Mrs. B. Schoenthalls.
Nice mutton and lamb at Stephen,
Bros meat market this week. Telephone 2
Our Fan and Parasol stocks are too
large-Low prices will make them goa
HirSeh's.
A Large bailer, weighing eight Thousand
pounds, is on wagon, in front Of our office
to be carried seven miles from town t,
where Mr.. s. A. Anderson IL constructing
wood pulp paper mill. He already has
rag paper mill and with this new mill, h,
will be able to supply any kind Of pape
needed for newspaper work.
Mr. George F. Newell showed us thu
other day the plan and specifications of Mr.
Joseph Pages new residence to be construct
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