The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13
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with her daughter, Miss Videau, who will
attend the school this session. Miss Bet.
tie Floyd, of Petersburg, Va, is visiting
the Seminary also having entered her
niece, Miss May Rogers. as pupil. We
are glad to see that this hourishinr school
has attracted the attention of persons from
distance, and Mr.. Legare informs us,
that If he had room he could have secured
a number of boarders this year. One lady
is coming with her daughter from Texas
The Trustees intend to build, if possible
an addition to the school by another wear
MISS GERTRUDE VAUGHN, we'll known in
Marietta, and at one time resident of
'our city, was married in Goodman, Missis.
sippi, August 22d, to Mr.. w. F. Mitchell
an enterprising and esteemed young plan
ter, the marriage taking place at the res
idence of the brides uncle, Dr. A. s..
Brumby. The happy couple left at once
on visit to Memphis, and from there to
Morrillton, Ark, to spend some time with
their relatives. The bride is both charm
ing and beautiful, and her many friends in
Marietta watt good wishes and congratula.
tons.
800 boys vests that will fit bows from 5
to 10 years old, to close t50cts at Hirsch's.
ALL shades in Henriettas and Cash
meres just received, at Springers.
For RENr-Six room cottage Applv
to W. A. McCrea.
For SALE CHKAp-One good milk cow.
Apply to W. A. McCrea.
SEND your orders for Betting to Z. P.
Dobbs.
Mr.. W. A. Jeter, President of the Jeter
& Bozeman Gas and Water Association of
Macon. Ca, arrived in our city last week
from Brunswick, Ga, with his family to
spend month or so. Mr.. Jeter is the
gentleman who took the contract at Car
tersville few weeks ago to put in sys-
tenn of water works. Can't we show him.
during his stay with us, that it would pay
him to invest some of his capital in like
manner with us? From what we learn
OF Mr.. J. and his company, they are a
great success and have built up the lead
| ing company of its kind in the South
DIED-On Wednesday of last week, in
this county, Mrs. Maggie Sewel, wife of
Mr.. Isaac Sewell She leaves husband
and four children She was most ex-
cellent Christian woman, beloved by all
who knew her. and her death is deeply
regretted. Our sympathy is extended to
the bereaved relatives
JACKSONVILLE appeals for help. The
pestilence that walketh by day and night
is doing its fatal work so rapidly that the
exhausted means of the citizens requires
that contributions should be made by those
cities not afflicted with this scourge. Let
a generous response be made.
K. HIRsCH Il Sons have an attractive adj
vertisement in this ISSUE setting forth what
they can do in giving bargains for the fall
trade. They do large business and are
pushing and enterprisiug merchants. Call
and see them.
HIRscH has the largest stock of shoes in
Marietta.
The largest stock OF Stoves ever brought
| to Marietta can be seen at Z. P. Dobbs'.
J. P. Michigan better known as Happy
Jack, the lightning memorizer, of Atlanta,
was in town the other day, and gave evi
| dence OF having memory for figures that
was astonishing He commits to memory
| the number of your watch for FIVE cents
and claims if the watch is stolen he can
recover it for you.
The Dalton Argus says W. A Camp
bell, J. n. Campbell and T. NJ Brumby, of
Chattanooga, the latter formerly of Mari.
eta, have secured land in Dalton and
bought the material to build large chair
factory, to cost $25OOO
ANY prosperous man who will sit down
indifferent amid the comforts of his home,
and wait upon other people to do all the
public work that produces the growth and
PAOSpChty III WHICH ne SHdTeS, is not worthy
the name of citizen. He is simply clam.
WARSNG-I will positivel, prosecute
any one found tresspassing on the land
known as the Glover tan yard south part
of town r. ". GLOVER.
The Marietta and n Ga. Real Estate
Investment Co, j. H. Mountain, manager,
sold the Simons farm this week TO Nessrs
Tom Read and i W Virgins.
HIRsCH Il Sons have 100 braided pattern
suits for Ladies wear that are worth SD.
you can buy one for So
The contract for $500 feet of lin roofing
has been let to E. P. Dobbs y Mr. j A G
Anderson
Mr. C. S. McCandlish, cashier Of the
First National Bank has let the contract
to Mr.. Hamilton Gragg, to build him a FIVE
room cottage on Lemons street