The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-07-25
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Mr.. Bob Seals, of Birmingham, is visit
ing his parents here
Miss Helen Reid, of Atlanta, is visiting
Miss Amena Latimer.
Ice Ice! Ice Promptly delivered by
F. B. Wellons.
Mr.. Orm Campbell of Atlanta, is stop
ing at the Elmwood.
Cobb county watermelons made their
appearance in this market last Friday.
FoR RENT-A new FIVE room house.
Good water and near the square. Apply
at journal Office.
FoR RENT-Five room house. large lot,
good water. Two blocks from square.
f. B. WELLoSs.
For ENT.-HousesSeven rooms. APP
ply to P I. Handy & Co.
Mr.. Charley Springer returned home
last week fron Washington City.
The Georgia State Agricultural Society
will meet at Cedartown August 49,
THE cleanliness of our town cannot be
too carefully looked after.
THE sidewalk in front of the Elmwood
has been widened.
The wife of Hon. A. S. Clay is improv
ing nicely.
SPEAKER CLAY resumed his duties in the
Legislature last week.
MONEY to Loan. Call on Sessions s
Sessions, Attorneys, Marietta.
$4,000 to loan on Cobb county dirt.
CLAY Il BLAIR, Lawyers
$4,000 to be loaned in the next 60 days
on Cobb county real estate. Apply to R
n. HOLLAND, Attorney at law.
Three lady bathers ayailed themselve;
Of swimming in Spring Lake last Satur
day.
Rev. A. W. Williams, Of Atlanta, preach
ed two earnest and interesting sermons at
the Methodist church on last Sunday.
Some of the apparatus OF the electric
light plant is in the depot, and work on
the building has been commenced.
We are glad to know that Mr.. Johnnie
Baber has sufficiently recovered to be out
on the streets.
Miss Annie Scott, of Townsville, Ga,
is visiting the family of Mr.. VIM. F.
Groves
Mr.. James Seize returned from ST.
Simons Island Sunday, having spent two
weeks there very pleasantly.
EVERYBODY agrees that manufacturing
enterprises are what Marietta needs, but
nobody acts to secure them.
Mr.. George NJ. Lacy has again placed
US under obligations to him for basket
of very fine peaches.
WANTED-Chair Timber. Will pay
highest cash prices for all kinds Of frs
grade chair timber delivered at our factory
at Austell. DoBBs d SHELvERToN
DR.. j. B. HAWTHORNE has Seen re
called to the First Baptist Church in At
lants and will accept This will be glas
news to his many friends in this section
The sunhower tea at Brantley& Sessions
hall last Thursday night was largely at
tended and proved pleasant and success
tul.
Mr.. Will Fowler had his foot badl,
mashed at the American Marble Works OF
Thursday, by piece OF marble, weighing
about 1000 pounds, falling on it.
No man ever gets even" with another
by doing mean thing in retaliation for g
fancied wrong. He only succeeds il
making himselfa mean man.
Mr. and Mrs G. L. Morris, of Birming
ham, and Hon and Mrs. T. B. Trammell
Of Dalton, are guests of Col. L. N. Tram
NELL
Mr.. Holmes Gushing went to work on
Thursday at Kennesaw Mills, and during
the day his right hand was caught in some
steelrollers and his four fingers BADLY
mashed.
The wearing Of Aannels in the ho
months is decreasing The work for the
laundry, and the washerwomen are com
planning of the less of patronage in whit,
shirts, collars and cuffs.
A big barbecue should be provided fol
the reunion of the Confederate veterans a
this place on the 2lst Of August. Let thu
day be made one of feasting, fun anC
good cheer
In another column Messrs. Sessions 4
Sessions announce to the public that they
have 100000 to loan. That is a heap O
money, and if you need any they can &C
commodate you on favorable terms.
Mr.. Irvine Smith has commenced tn,
building of two story, eight room dwell
ing on Whitlock Avenue, on the site
where the family residence was burned
last summer.
The dog-catcher has commenced taking
up dogs running at large in the city with
out tax tag. The place of Imprisonment