The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-24
MARIETTA MATTERS

Oo right unuer oil CIRCUMSTANCES.
Don't cherish or cultivate ill-feeling
against your fellow-man.
J Mr.. John Hamilton, Of Atlanta, spent
Sunday with Judge Hammett's family.
Mrs. Sitley and her daughter, Miss Jo>
sic, left last week on a trip to Europe
White Hats and children's Muslin Caps
at cost MRS }. s. WARREN.
Mr.. E. R. Williams died in this county
last week.
The 18th Georgia Regiment will hold
their reunion next year in Marietta.
An ice factory ought to be built by next
summer.
Rev. W. D. Shea was in the city last
week
All kinds of school books at J. A. Man
gets.
Mr.. Charlie Metcalf of California, is
visiting his mother at this place
Judge Geo. F. Gober is holding Douglas
Superior Court this week for Judge Clark.
The streets are now beng worked with a
large force of hands.
Prof. Sanford, of Mercer University, is
stopping at the Elmwood.
Mr.. j. E. Boston left Monday for Hot
Springs, Arkansas, to spend short while.
Miss Selma Hah, is to be married to NJ r
j. s. Stewart, Jr., President of Harwood
Seminary, Marietta, on August 10th.
Will sell my entire stock of White Hats
and children's Muslin Caps at cost.
MRS. j. S. WARREN.
Mrs Johr Burroughs and child, of Waxa
hachie, Texas, are visiting Mr. H. S. Ander.
sons family.
DIED.-Mrs. Seth Scroggins died Satur-
day night, leaving husband and several
children.
Mr.. Geo. F. Newell, genera! manager OF
the American Marble Company, left last
Monday on two weeks trip through Texas.
Mr.. Walter Sessions was made Secretary
of the Marietta District Conference at
Douglasville.
Rev. Mr.. Warlick, brother of Mr.. Dave
Warlick, preached two sermons at the
Methodist church last Sunday,
Rev. G. s. Tumlin baptised Mr.. Jesse
Whitman at Spring Lake last Sunday af>
ternoon.
Solicitor General Fraser, of Savannah
and family are stopping at Elmwood Ho-
tel.
The young man who saves some of his
earnings, will eventually be property
holder
| Peach tomato is pretty, peachy skin
vegetable, shown US the other day by MIR.
| W. R. Montgomery.
| The Alliance, at their meeting here last
Wednesday week, re-endorsed their legis-
lature candidates.
Charley Porter is cultivating crop OF
corn in ditch in front of his shoe shop.
The stock law is great help to the poor.
Largest lire of shoes in Marietta at
Hirsch S.
Mrs. William Towers, OF Rome, and Miss
TalluIah Towers, of this place, left Satur.
day for White Path Springs,
Mr.. Charley Henderson, of the firm Of
Henderson & Austin. was at home Sun.
day. He spends the working days at Ac-
worth, where he is constructing the new
hotel. The work is progressing finely.
Rev. H. X. Walker preached an able
sermon Sunday morning at the Presbyte>
rian Church The lesson deducted, a
mans life is not measured by years, but by
good deeds and the JOY and happiness he
gets out of it.
The Rev. l. W. Waddell pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at Cuthbert, has ten.
dered his resignation to the session Of that
church. Mr.. Waddell and his family will
remain in Cuthbert, he occupying the chair
of science and literature in the agricultural
and military college.
Mattings at I2!c at Schoenthal's.
Ifyou want Windmill or Pumping
engine call on Geo. S. Burnap.
Underwear at reduced prices at Hirsch's
Good pasture for cows and horses. APP.
| ply to j. F. CLARKE.
Mr.. T. H. Shockley has leased the Ken.
nesaw House He took charge last FRI
day. Having been running the Elmwood
Hotel very successfully for some time, he
now takes charge Of the Kennesaw. This
places both of the hotels under his mans
agement and the public can rest assured
that they will be run in first class style.
The happiest fellow in town is the little
darky with ten cent watermelon. He
goes on some side street, plunges his dirty
fingers into the red meat of the melon,
feeds his mouth as fast as he can, and when
the watermelon is all gone, he falls over in
the sunshine and goes 20 sleep. Is Presi>
ident Harrison as free from care and as
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