The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-09-23
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Rev. DR.. Tucker will preach at the
Baptist Church next Sunday morning.
Miss Emma Legg of Rutledse, Tenn.
is visiting her brother, Mr. b. R. Legg.
Miss Emma Thornton has returned
from her visit to Memphis.
The population of Elizabeth City is in
creasing. A ten pound boy at W. J. NJ.
Hames house.
Miss Clyde Thornton, of Memphis,
Tenn, is visiting Mr. NJ A Thornton fami-
ly.
Mrs. Geo Lester, and Miss Sallie Les
ter, of Cumming spent last week in the
city with Mrs. W. T. Banks.
The place on which | live, of mile
from town, is for sale. Titles perfect APP
| ply to- DR.. G. W. CLELAYD.
Mr.. William Bostwick was carried to
Milledgeville asylum Tuesday, by win S
Cox.
LANDS and homes for sale, by power of
attorney, in all parts of Cobb county. APP
ply to W. S. CHENEY, Marietta, Ga
Many of our farmers pay out more to
make cotton than they receive forit They
can never get rich swapping dollars
Mr.. Win Parks, wife and children Mr..
! Steve johnson and Mr. Jesse Rankin visi-
| ted Marietta during the week.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Samuel r. lIirsch, Of this place, to Miss
Hettie Lindheimer, of Washington, D. c.,
to take place October 18th.
Mrs Allena Swift and little Alleen of
Atlanta are visiting Mrs. c. A. Guyton.
Mr.. John n Swift was here during the
week
Miss Leila McClatchy is attending Mrs
Billiards. Atlanta Female Institute and
College of Music where she will finish a
senior course
Mr. Ned Glover Marietta young man,
but now of Dallas, Texas, was recently mar
ried at Texarkana Texas We watt our
best wishes
-DIED-At Orange, N. j. September
llth, Mrs. Caroline Meeker, widow of Chris
topher c. Meeker, formerly of Athens, Ga,
in the 73d year of her age
Rev DR.. w. c. Hunter, of Columbus.
arrived in the city Sunday afternoon, in
obedience to a telegram summoning him to
the bedside of Col P W. Alexander, who is
very low and not expected to live.
Mr. John D. Northcutt has opened a
clothing, hat and shoe store on the North
side of the square. Mr.. Jesse Northcutt,
Jr., will clerk for him.
Sessions Handy & Co have Just receiv.
ed a large lot of Concord Jeans and cassi-
merers.
Bulldog Jeans pants are the best, for
sale by Sessions, Handy & Co.
Go to Stephens Bros. meat market and
get tender steaks. Telephone a.
Choice Hams, Lard, Bulk Meat, Syurp,
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Grits and Rce-all to
| be sold low as by any one at McCutcheOn's s,
1t is said that Time make all things
equal but we would like to see Time make
the number of Offices equal to the number of
office-leekers
In military prize drill in Atlanta last
Monday, Marietta Light Infantry, Capt
Howard Fair commanding, took the second
prize, $50
Master Bonnie Brumhy, pupil Of Mrs
Grant, showed MS a specimen Of painting
the other day. 1t displayed taste, skill
and proficiency quite creditable to the young
artist.
Mrs. J. h. Sanges returned from In
dian Territory last Saturday and brought
with her healthy full grown set OF chills.
She shakes like an earthquake. She says
Marietta is good enough for her
Rev. Robert Baber has been conducting
successful religious revival at Olive
Springs Church, 2! miles below Marietta
He has received II in the church and hap
tised II last Sunday.
-LosT-At or about the time of the
Lawn Party of the 10th inst one black silk
parasol, with gold stone handle and gold
band Tie finder will be rewarded by re-
turning same to this Office.
We call the attention of ginners and
farmers TO the advertisement Of A. A
Fletcher & Co., offering for sale the oele-
brated "Gullett Steel Brush Gin If YOU
want better prices for your cotton, then you
will find it to your interest to have your cot
ton ginned on the Gullett Gin.
Cheap money to loan on city and farm
property. d w, BLAIR,
Attorney at Law.
Fine veal every week at Stephens Bros
market Telephone "a.
A. A. Fletcher & Co. have in stock a
full line of wagon and buggy harness
Sessions, Handy & Co. are still selling
20 pounds Rice for one dollar
3 gallons of Syrup for one dollar
40 pounds of Flour for one dollar,
Miss Maggie Betz charming young
lady OF Columbus, Ga, who has been visit
ing Mrs W. NJ Mckenzie, left for her home
last Monday. Her visit has been most
delightful one and her departure was
source of regret to number of admirng
young men.
"A CARD desire to return thanks to
the citizens and fremen of Marietta for
their efforts to save my house from destruc-
ton by fire and also for their successful
help in saving my furniture For these and
other acts of kindness, | feel deeply CRATE
full T. DENMEAD.
Justice of the Peace Proudfoot of Ros-
we'll, was arrested Saturday night by Con-
stable Miller Walker, by ordE, of Judge
Brown for contempt of court and for failing
to pay over forty odd dollars collected by
him. We learn that he claimed that be
had sent the money by registered letter, but
there is no evidence at the post office to sus-
tain the statement.
The best 50 Shoes for men in town at
Sessions Handy a Co..