The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-22
MARIETTA MATTERS.

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melon weighing 81 pounds
/ MISS Addie Harper of Elberton is visit
ing Mrs. NJ. R. Lyon.
Mr.. Ed. Mullins, while coupling cars at
Tate, had two fingers mashed off
| Oh, there are cold days in August. We
had cool day last Saturday.
CoAL-I am ready to take your orders
tor coal for winter use. e. MEINERT.
W. Horace Tucker, Jr., of Gainesville,
Ga, is visiting in the city.
| Mr.. Robert L. Northcutt left Saturday
night on visit to Youngstown, Ohio.
Mr.. Charley Youngblood speaks Of NOV
ing to Macon next month.
Mrs. Carrie Malcolm returned to Knox
vile on Monday.
Read & Virgins, the Habidashers the
place to buy your clothing, boots, shoes
and furnishing goods. #tt
BEER and whisky are being drank in this
town to an extent not thought Of
l can save you $3.50 per ton on anthari-
cite coal. l. H. SPRINGER.
| For RRNT.-Nice FIVE room house in
good neighborhood. R, N. HOLLAND
A dance at the Kennesaw House last
Friday night was pleasant affair and the
music good.
The secretary of war has authorized an
expenditure Of s. 900 to the Marietta Ma
tional cemetery.
Mr.. NED. GLOVER, wife and child, of
Palestine, Texas, are visiting relatives
here.
Until June lst go, to lease FIVE room
cottage on church street. Large lot of
choice furniture and carpets for sale
E. H. H1RscH.
Mr.. Geo. D. Campbell, of Montgomery,
visited his father, Mr.. John G. Campbell,
last week.
After several weeks illness. Mr.. Geo.
Wilson is able to be out on the streets
again.
rhE ladies Of the Baptist church will
have an ice cream festival at Brantley's
hall on Friday evening the 23d, regardless
of weather. Doors open at o'clock
| Don't fail to see the Habidashers line
of Neckwear, stiff and soft hats.
READ & WIGGIxs.
| WANTED-A lot of Sampson Snake
Root. Will pay good price. Apply to
G. S. Wright, at Glover's store
| DIED-The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Mckenzie, of Atlanta, died on the
18th inst
Mr.. W. G. HUGGARD, in business at
Minneapolis, is visiting his family at this
place,
Mrs. Lucy PINEARD and children, of
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. P. NJ. Ryturn, at this place.
Mrs. T. II. Shockley is on visit to Bar
tow county, where she will spend a few
weeks.
| Mayor 7. W. Glover is visiting Ashe-
vile and other places in western North
Carolina.
Mr.. r. Fl. EARLE, clerk in the second
Auditors Office, Treasury Department
Washington City, is at home for a few
weeks.
The 23d Georgia Regiment will hold
their annual reunion at Emerson, Ga, on
the 3lst inst. The 23d was one of the
best regiments from Georgia.
| Grand closing out sale at H1RscH & Son.
| $4,000 to loan on Cobb county dirt.
CLAY & BLAIR, Lawyers.
| $4,000 to be loaned in the next go DAYS
on Cobb county real estate. Apply to r.
n. HOLLAND, Attorney at law.
Mr.. John c. Boyer, of Woodstock, while
arranging to couple cars at Canton, was
bAcGed upon by an engine and cars and
vas seriously mashed. He has a family
at Woodstock, where he was carried.
MARRIED-On the 10th inst, at the resi-
dence of E. w. D. Cochran, Mr.. Arthur
Alexander to Miss Busha Baswell. All of
this county. j. l.. CAN'T, N. P, official.
| ing.
The young man who starts out in life by
drinking whisky, keeping it in bottles and
| jugs about his place of business is only lay
ing the foundation for future disgrace and
misery.
Don't fail to see me before placing your
orders for winter coal, as [ can save you
money. H. MEINERT.
Buggies and carts at rock bottom prices,
to close before September lst. B. R. LEGG
& Bro
Mr.. W. A. BAREFIELD brought to this
Office on Friday last watermelon weighing
Al pounds, which he presented to the edi-
tors with his compliments. Mr.. Barefeld
is one of Cobb county's most upright and
industrious farmers, and has been very
successful in raising melons this year He
certainly has our thanks for his good will
and friendship and fine melon. May he
live long and prosper.
| For RENT-A four room house near the