The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-07-15
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Most women are clothes observers.

Mrs. L. ID. Shockley is on visit to hel
parents in Barlow county.
A large number of visitors in town fol
the summer
Mrs. j. 9. Wilson, of Atlanta is visit
ing her sister Mrs. W. NJ. Mckenzie.
Joe Boston is home from the State Uni
versity.
Mr.. Charley Thornton is here from
Florida.
Miss Bertha Morton, of Atlanta, is Wis.
itlng Mr.. James G. Hughes family.
Mr.. j. F. Nutting, wife and children
of Atlanta, visited Mr.. H. A. Dunwody'
family last Sunday.
The handsomest line of Rugs in the city
can be found at Mrs. B. Schoenthalrs.
Straw Hats at Sessions, Handy l. Cos
Fine veal every week at Stephens Bros
market. Telephone "a.
Rev. c. C. Leman attended the HAt
anta Convocation which met in Rome
last week
There were three accessions to the
membership of the Methodist Church las
Sunday morning.
The coming hat is made of wood pull
instead OF felt 1t is ligAt, durable and i'm
peryious to water.
Those who ontlive their income by
splendor in dress or equipage; resemble 3
city on fire.
Better to have loved short girl, says
an exchange, than never to have loved a
lall.
Miss Lizzie Van Dyke and daughter,
and Mrs. Della Veal and children, &C Allan,
ia, are visiting the family of DR.. b. Lowrey
Mr.. Samuel r Hirsch left last Thurs
day for Northern cities in the interest of the
firm of r. Hirseh 4 Son.
"A street is being opened Ap along side
Of the W. & A. R. r., from Dallas street to
Henderson street
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans, Cot.
tonades, Cassimeres, CaHcoes, Bleaching,
Sheeting, Shifting, Checks and Hats, Shoes
&c., at a bargain at McCutcheon's.
60 to Stephens Bros. meat market and
get teadsr steaks. Telephone a.
40 lbs Flour tof 500 at Sessions, Ham
by Il Co.
Capt. John Milledge left this morning
for Marietta, the Garden City of Georgia
atlanta Journal
-hiFsah is selling nice Pocadot Lawn
for let's tsas'ital white suits with inch
trimming for only ".
Miss Julia Huschman, of Chariestowa,
W. Va, who has been visiting Miss Jennie
Schpnthall returned home last Thursday
Rev S. J. Pinkerton, of Augusta
preached at St James Church on last Sun
dag Rey. Mr.. Leman was absent, on Wis
1t TO Macon.
The game of base BAH, piaysa lEst Sat
urday, at this place, between Marietta and
Gainesville clubs, resulted in favor Of Mari
eta Is to g.
Our county correspondents must leave
the aneaRncemets of candidates for county
offices to tine e4adi44tes, There is where
the pginter wants fee.
DR.. 4. S. Hopkins, Of Th9masyille
spent week or SO in our city recently. Ht
speaks highly OF our climate and is delight
ed with the place and posple,
Nice mutton and lamb al stephen,
Bros. meat market this week. Telephone 2
If you want the best beef in town go t.
Stephens Bros. meat market Telephone
"a.
-Lace Curtains from 81 80 to Sc per pair
aud from l50 to soc per yard at Mrs. B
SchoenthalPs.
Speak of a mans marble bsos., and b,
will glow with conscious pride; but allud,
to his wooden head and he's mad in min
ute
A correspondent asks how to serve
dinaef. If it is good dinner and you ar
hungry, just eat Il, That's the way W
would serve dinner,
Mr.. Howard g. Coryelfs sickness ia
been protracted and excruciating. Hi
Jaws are still locked and he is in very fee
BILE condition. He is receiving the bes
medical attention.
IF you want Linen Duster be sure t,
can at Mrs. B. Schoenthalfs.
20 lbs Rice for 81 90 at Sessions, Han
by Il Co,
The handsomest line of White ORES
Goods in the city at Mrs B. SehoenthalFs.
Buy your cigars from Sessions, Hsmh,
& Co. They keep the best and you nigh
GET the clock.
Choice Hams, Lard, Bulk Meat, Syurp
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Grits and Recall t.
be sold low as by any one at McCutcheon' 5
The fare on M. & n G Railroad t
Baptist s. $ Convention at MONDAY o.
10th inst, is 25ets fagpd trip tickets goo
during session.
General Gordon was placed in Jail a
this place Sunday morning for stealing
hog from Mr.. George MOhon. This Ger
aral Gordon" is a well-known Cobb count
darkey lsaa9A disappears before both c
the General Gordohs
Mr.. Henry j. Wallis, one of the eaitos
of the True Baptist, jackson, Tenn, was /
to see us last week Mr. Wallis is a youn
man Of blameless character, fine educatio
and deserves the confidence of all good pee
pie. sacoess, Henry.
--PARAsOLst P4RAsoLs We have
nice line of paFasGls Which y9q can buy yer
| cheap for the next few days
Mrs. b. ScHGNTnAii..
Rev. W. D. Anderson will preach neA
Sunday at the Methodist Church, it bein
quarterly meeting Saturday night tn
officers of tbs Chsgah will meet at tn
Church at clock to traHs4ct the usua
business.
One of the pleasantest parties that wei