The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-08-02
MARIETTA MATTERS.

IN town last Saturday.
Mrs. John Bate, after pleasant visit
to Acworth returned home Thursday last
Col. V. L. Starr and family will remove
from Canton to this place Sept. 18th
Mr.. P. V. Kolb, of Milledgeville, was
in the city Saturday
Mrs. Joseph Paige has returned home
from her visit to Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. Murray, Of the Newman Herald, was
in to see us Saturday
The watermelon rinds scattered on
the streets shows the need of cleanliness.
The contest over the fence election has
again been postponed until the Sth inst
Nh. Robt L. Northcutt has returned
from his visit to Cincinnati and Wisconsin.
We learn that Judge Lester, of Cum
ming, will be a candidate for Judge of the
Blue Ridge Circuit
THE next convention of the State Farm
ers Alliance Of Georgia will be held at
Macon on the 2lst day OF August, 1888.
Mr.. Addison R. Tinsley and Miss Mary
Tinsley, of Macon, are visiting the family
of Mr.. Henry E. Rees, of this place.
A PARTY of ladies and gentlemen visited
the Chautuaqau Thursday afternoon, in a
picnic wagon, returning about midnight.
we regret to learn that the little daugh-
ter of Mrs. Kate Shugart fell one day last
week and broke her arm.
A few more of those cheap hose at
Springer's
Be sure and see the Gauze Door Stoves
and Ranges at Z P Dobbs'.
You can find the Boston Biscuit at r.
L. Northcutt's, the fancy grocer
Great reduction iu Satines and White
Goods at Springers.
The largest slate for five cents sat
Crosby & Co., Druggists.
DIR. Elan Christian came down from
Gainesville last Thursday and on Friday,
moved his family to Gainesville, where he
has bought nice home and located.
The mail coach.o on the evening train of
the NJ. Il n. Ga R. R., Wednesday even
ing of last week was derailed near Ellijay
owing to defective brake
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows of the
state OF Georgia will hold their annual
meeting in Gainesville on the 18th and
10th of August.
Misses Grace Thomas and Minnie Eaves
left on the ll:4O train Tuesday for Mariet-
ia, where they viii spend two weeks with
relatives. - ecrterscitze C6awank
PROF. F. L. Freyer and family, and Mr..
W. A. McCrea and family, after a weeks
pleasant visit to Cumberland Island, re-
turned home last Thursday.
You can find nice fresh Hams at
K. l.. NoRTHCUTT' S.
Melons on ice at Stephens Brothers.
Phone "A.
School Books at Crosby g. Co.'S Drug
Store.
New stock of Shoes, all sorts and SIZES,
TO be sold at bargain at McCutcheon's.
r L. Northcutt's is head quarters for
fine Fruits and Candies
PEOPLE are hard to please. Some com.
planned that the JOURNAL was too small
then we enlarged it; now they say it is
too large. Good gracious, is there no way
to please everybody.
IN digging out the basement of Anderson
Bros store the other day, one of the work
men came across Spanish silver dollar
dated 1928 1t was about foot and half
under the ground. 1t is l65 years old.
CoBB Superior Court adjourned Thurs
day afternoon, having disposed of all pris-
oners in Jail, except one, Mr.. Jordan
charged with being an accomplice of A. j.
Warner in horse stealing at Powder
Springs. Jordan will be released on bond
He denies guilt, but was the party who
sold the mule for Warner.
Melons on ice at Stephens Bros. Phone
"a.
Delicious fresh and sweet, the Dove
Hams, Breakfast bacon and sugar cured
shoulders for sale cheap at McCutcheons 5.
The. Lotus brand Flour is pronounced
the finest in town. Can be found at
r. L. NORTHCUTTs
Buy your Turnip Seed at Crosby's
Drug House.
Fish every week at Stephens Bros. city
market.
Be sure and see the Gauze Door Stoves
and Ranges at E P Dobbs'.
Lake ice this week at Stephens Bros
r. L. Northcutt carries the most com
plete line of Pickles of any fancy grocery
house in the city.
THIS is the camp meeting month, but
the Chautuaqua seems to be the absorbing
attraction just now; but as camp meetings
require no admission fee, but simply
basket full of good victuals, large num-
Der of town and country people will be on
hand