The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-20

horse racing
$50 pieces Ginghams just opened al
Mr.. John Waters son, Edward, fell anc
broke his right arm at the elbow on Thurs
day afternoon.
REV. Sam Jones tabernacle services a
Gainesville were attended by number o
our people on last Sunday.
SIR. Charley Bennett of this place, wa.
married to Miss Arnold, Of Roswell, OF
Wednesday Of last week.
KrsSrsAw DentaNue\n elegant Tootl
Preparation, made st]CFosby S Pharmacy
ORDER your 6sksirom J. A. Manget.
GUNS at low pricezA~E P. Dobbs.
AS Nsgaqt line ss5<ess goods all,ghades
jasefAeeiveS at I'D Esw. W>Springer ),
B sUs cheap apd fine and Harness tc
match at 4 MANNING Bros.
You can find the Boss Cracker at R. Il.
Northcutt's. 1t is the finest cracker on
n. f.: 9:;:R Ak..s:s:s. U.s.. ..
ONE OF stKesnew iron seats in the park
has had its back broken off and is in a
precarious condition. Its recovery is
doubtful
IT has been dull season with the print
er in money matters and now that the cot
ton is being marketed, we expect every
one who owes us to come in and settle.
A MAN stopped in front of our office door,
Monday, and peered in, when he was in
vited to Walk in. He replied, Il am
looking for a gentleman" aud walked off.
We were sorry he was disappointed.
MEssRs. I. NJ. and D. D. Kellogg and
Capt. NJ ]. Meade, of Tallapoosa, and
Capt. Charles X. Maddox, OF Atlanta,
spent part of the week with Mr.. Sam.
Earle.
A moonlight picnic was enjoyed by a
party of ladies and gentlemen on Thurs
day evening at Kennesay Mountain.
About 8 o'clock display of fire works
from the summit of the mountain, present.
ed beautiful scene.
ALL the WeeklN Papers at Crosby s
Pharmacy Saturday,
HIRscH has nice line Of Silk Umbrel-
las.
JUST received a ssrke assortment OF pure
candies at j. A. Mahgets.
for the price, $3.50. XE, P. DopBs,
BhAprlryIfe mateFlal fQrS@aking riding
habits at Springer s~~
A complete assortment Of Candies can
be found at R. L. -Northeutts Candy
from l0cts per ID. to 75cts per ID.
Mas. P. L. Hebert and her daughter
Miss Octavia, left Friday afternoon for
Washington City, where they will reside
for the next twelve months. Judge Geo
n Lester and family have moved from
Cumming and now occupy their former res
idence. tAkA
The Roswell Manufacturing Compan,
proposes in a few months to renew til
drawing and railway heads in their mil
No. |, and to put out the old machiner
therein and add new. Orders have bee
given for 1900 spindles and great prepars
tons are being made for the future.
$50 New Number $ Seaside Library thi
week at Crosby Pharm9ty.
The best Cane Mill manufactured in tn
South is sold by E. p. DoN6s.
WAGONS, Buggies, ROad Carts and Hal
ness at Manning Br9:, Northeast a. snt.'j
$ SIS Esssgye.s en- arssse,zAan. 80 :
A full measprehnd a little on tn
handle. X JOHN A. SIBLEY,
C0rTAGE HILL DAIRY.
ATTENTION Co. Lat the recent re
union of Phillips Legion, R. w. McCowr
of Atlanta, was appointed committeeman
to obtain the names and post office address
of all surviving members of Company L
to the end that complete roll may be Sc
cured. Members of Company L. are there
fore requested to leave or send their ad
dress to the Marietta JOURNAL office.
Mr.. Robert H. Richards, of Atlanta
died of heart disease at Ashville, N. c.
on last Sunday. He was President Of tn
Kennesaw FIGURING Mills, of Marietta
He was very wealthy man and leaves
wife. He lived in this county at the oil
Mcleod place, few years ago, fnall,
selling the property to Mr.. F. P. Reynold
and moving back to Atlanta.
ALL kinds Of books sold ~ Manre'
A FINE lot of Western B1gsies just re
ceived and for sale cheap for the cash
Have also on hand Buggies of my owl
make which can be sold at low figure
Call and examine and get prices
w. L. CRAWLING.
Books All Aiyas on hand, or ordere,
~ j. A. MANGET,