The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-26
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Turn on the tournament.


Peaches viii be scarce this year.
An ice factory would pay well in Mari,
eta
Farmers Alliance held q meeting here
last Monday.
A belied>buzzard is in the vicinity Of
Powder Springs.
Mr.. James Sanges returned home from
Piedmont, Ala, to attend the tournament
Mr.. O'Kelley, editor of the Rnckdale
Banner, gave US pleasant call lest week.
Cadet Harry Cole is home from Yves.
Point Military Academy.
The days are getting shorter and so is
your life
Marietta always has large crowd from
Atlanta on Sundays.
Mr.. Henry c. White, of Gadsdea, Ala,
is in the city.
Miss Pope Galloway OF LAGRANGE, Ga,
is visiting Mrs. Murray Hawkins.
A very heavy rain Tell here Sunday af.
ternoon, washing the streets badly.
Tennis Shoes IS cts at the Enterprise.
Rev. ". F. Glenn preached at the Meth
odist church Sunday.
Gainesville Fire Co. No. 2, will attend
the Marietta tournament
The commandment. ~o~o;aoa 80 oro-
and now TIE fremen's tournament is on
An old cotton stalk, of last year growth
was found to be growing the other day in
Mrs. Ways field. 1t was LETT at this office.
1t is not so great a wonder, come to
think, that so many people are illiterate.
Everybody was born that way.
1t is not the man who grinds his teeth
over trifes who has got the most grit in
him.
HON. j. c. CLEMENTS will address the
citizens of Cobb county at the court house
in Marietta on next iTuesday, (sale day.
July lst. Turn out and hear him,
Slippers, all styles and prices.
ENTERPRISE.
If the census man has missed you, 90 to
him and give him your name and those of
all the people you know who have not been
counted.
The girl who wears her first starched
shirt bosom and collar generally decides {:
L wouldn't be man for anything if had
to wear collar all the time"
No communications will De inserted in
the JoURSAL advocating candidates unless
paid for. Let our correspondents remem.
Der this
Since the rainy season set in the weeds
in various portions OF the city have sprung
up with remarkable rapidity and demand
| the attention of the street committee.
We hope the fire ladies Will make a
run like we are making on cheap and
servicable shoes. ENTERHRIsE.
The gentlemen, who went to Cumberland
Island last week, have returned, but
they could have procured plenty of catnip
nearer home.
If you have not given in your name to
the census taker, do so at once. Mr.. Spill
man wants every name. Help him get
full record OF our population,
The street force could not be put to bet
| ter work than cutting down the beautiful
crop of dogtennel now adjoining our
streets.
Miss Ziilah Cason, of Gainesville, daugh-
ter of DR.. Ed Cason, was married last Sun.
day week to Mr.. Robert P. Horton, OF
Atlanta.
The Marietta and North Georgia rail
way has put on an additional day passen>
ger train. Two trains daily now, each
way.
Help the census taker to get every man,
woman and child in Marietta See that
your name is taken. Apply to Mr. Spill.
man. Marietta must show up her full quo.
ia.
Flannel shirts at your own price. Elk.
terprise.
Rev. H..K. Walker, Of this place, deliv-
cred an address at the Agnes Scott Insti.
tute at Decatur, Ga, last Tuesday week.
He will deliver the commencement sermon
OF the Gordon Institute, in GAINESVILLE,
Ga, on Sunday the Doth inst
By request we publish in this issue Mr..
Carlisle's letter to a farmer in Alabama.
1t deals with the sub treasury scheme and
gives information as to the probable effect
it would have on our financial condition.
Mr. Carlisle is the recognized leader OF
the Democratic party in the Senate
Messrs Boone & Dobbs, real estate
agents, on last Thursday, sold DR.. G. NJ.
Heidts beautiful clover farm, four miles
from town, known as Belle Willie to DR..
P. w. Douglas, of Atlanta, for $4,000.
DR.. Douglas will move to the place about
July 1st.
A casual glance at newspaper will
| show a list of men who helm to huild nm the