The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-05
MARIETTA MATTERS.

the last week.
The month with r. !" is here, and now
the oyster will be lin the soup
Mr.. Bierley has sold his restaurant to
Mr.. W. F. Grower.
A large and fine assortment of toilet and
laundry soaps at the Palace Drug Store.
BAPTIST DIME CLUB at Mr.. A. B, Spring.
er's Thursday evening. Refreshments at
ter FIVE o'clock.
For SALE-A cow and young calf Ap.
ply to T. W. GLuvER.
MoRE homes for sale and rent by the
Marietta Land Co,
|. b. SPRINGER can furnish you coal at
short notice.
When you furnish US an item of news
you not only do US but our readers favor.
The nights are pleasantly cool and cover
is not despised.
Mr.. Will Cox has returned from Missis-
sippi. There is no place like Marietta.
Fine stock of chewing tobaccos and
cigars at Palace Drug Store.
Dobbs is agent for Gullett's Gin.
With the advent of fall, comes visions
of taters and 'possums.
Miss Cora Bailey of South Georgia is
visiting the family Of Judge Sessions.
Miss Effie Stephens has returned from
her visit to Oglethorpe, Ga.
Rev. W. D. Anderson, of Athens WAS in
the city last week.
You can save fifty cents per ton on coal
IN the next ten days by giving me your or.
ders. HENRY MEfNERr
Kerosene oil lamps, lamp chimneys.
wicks, and matches at Palace Drug Store,
Miss Carrie Bailey, of South Georgia, is
visiting DR.. B. R. Strongs family.
Miss Myers of Atlanta is visiting Miss
Amanda Lawrence.
Miss Marie Cook, charming young
lady from the Gate City is at the Elm
wood.
Miss Bessie Phillips, daughter OF Mr.. H.
D. Phillips, LETT last Sunday for Cincinnati,
where she will enter school.
Give Dobbs your orders for betting
Suits made to order and fit guaranteed
by r. HIRsCH Il Son.
For SALE-A first class Is horse power
Engine and Boiler ON wheels.
GEO. S. BURNAP, Phoenix Foundry.
You can get your pills, tonics etc., at
living prices at Palace Drug Store.
The abundance of rain in this section
has been hurttul to cotton, while bottom
land corn will not amount to much.
The vagrant law is being enforced by
Mayor Glover and Migrants are skipping
to more congenial chimes.
Nov is the time to give your orders for
coai to Henry Meinert
Mr.. Frank Walton, brother of Mr.. C. r.
Walton, died at Blue Ridge on the 18th
ult., of typhoid fever.
We take pleasure in showing our goods.
Call and see us, Palace Drug Store
IT was Mr.. Will Mullins who had his
finger mashed off coupling cars on the NJ.
& N. Ga. R. R., and not Ed, as we had it.
Miss Eva Kate Mckinney, of Black
shear, Ga, is visiting Judge W. NJ. SEES
sion's family.
A fine variety of pertumery and toilet
articles just received at the Palace Drug
Store.
The past summer has been a compare
lively cool one and we guess the winter
will be cooler,
Now that the schools are open, the boys
and girls will have to devote themselves
less to pleasure and more to books.
Reader cant you induce your neighbor
to take the JOURNAL? Try him or her and
see
Don't forget that | can be found at the
Palace Drug Store, ready to sell you any
thing in my line at the lowest prices.
Il. NJ. HAMMETT.
The city election for Mayor and Alder
men comes off the first Tuesday in Deem
ber
Now that the Marietta district has voted
for stocklaw, fences will be numbered with
the things of the past.
Rev. George f. Gardner, pastor of the
Methodist church. at Cedartown, died on
last Friday.
Two fine music boxes at the Palace
Drug Store, which will be sold cheap.
| can save you $50 per ton on anthari-
cite coal. /. II. SPRINGER.
The old English custom of wearing
silk sash around the waist, has been intro
duced in Marietta by Mr. Charlie Stubin-
ger.
An assortment of sp ectacles and eye>
glasses at the Palace Drug Store.
The Parsonage Society of the Methodist
Church will meet Thursday Sept. 9TH, at
p. M, at the residence of Mrs. W. S. N.
Neal