The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-31

Never grow tired of talking for Marietta
Read the Enterprise adv on last page.
Mrs. Kate Arnold and two children, of
Atlanta, are visiting Mrs j. E, Mcnamara
Dancing School at Nichols Hail. Mon
days, Wednesdays, Fridays.
Marietta camp meeting second Sunday
in August.
Mr.. Marcellus Swank was carried to
Cincinnati last Friday.
The Cornet Band boys are having uni
forms made.
New citizens are coming in and num-
Der of empty houses have been filled.
Mrs. S. E. Mullens and daughters, Miss
Kate and Flora, are at White Path.
The 18th Georgia Regiment will meet at
Acworth next year.
Good common sense in the Enterprise
advertisement on last page
Ny stores and warehouses are for rent
after Jan. lst R. HIRscH.
The Macon Telegraph copied our eds
torial against the proposed boycott.
Match game OF base ball here Tuesday
afternoon between Acworth and Marietta,
resulted Is to in favor OF Acworth.
Many coffin is covered with roses by
hands that have never before given its oc>
cupant anything but thorns.
White Hats and childrens Muslin Caps
at cost. Mrs. j. s. WARREN.
All kinds of school books at j. A. Man
gets.
ClaytoH's primary elected Mr.. Todd as
their candidate for the nomination of
Senator from the 35th district.
Rainin great abundance has fallen in this
section. 1t has certainly given new life to
vegetation.
Messrs. J. P. and James Legg, returned
last week from their visit to Morristown,
Tenn.
Paul T. Sistrunk has returned from
Fort Valley, where he has been visiting
relatives.
In discussing politics remember that the
other man is a much entitled to his
opinion, as you are to yours. This course
will simplify the matter very much
For SALE OR RENT-A two room house
hall, two fire places, large garden, and
pure free stone water, situated on Laws
renee street Terms reasonable. Apply
at JOURNAL Office.
DR.. FELTON, says he will not be candi.
date for congress. He says he is opposed
to the sub>treasury and all other class
legislation.
Every man in Marietta and Cobb coun,
ty ought to send the JOURNAL to friend OF
relative. 1t helps the paper. it helps the
town and county, it pleases your friend.
| A mad dog was shot the other day or
Tucker street. The worthless ours arc
roaming about the town in great numbers
and should be gotten rid of some way.
The crop OF watermelons made in Cobt
| this year seem to be fine. Those sold in
this market are exceptionally sweet meat.
| ed.
Good trade and plenty of money at the
| Enterprise store. Read their advertisement
on last page.
LosT-Land Warrant issued to me by
Z. S. Government. The public at large is
hereby notified that l have applied for
duplicate warrant. j. H. NELMs,
Smyrna, Ga.
Judge Gober OF Marietta, was in town
last week. He is said to be one of the best
judges at the North Georgia bar.-Daiton
| Citizen.
The Democratic primary, to nominate
two candidates for the Legislature and a
Senator, takes place in Cobb county. in
each militia district. on Saturday, August
the 30th. Don't forget the day.
Will sell my entire stock of White Hats
and children's Muslin Caps at cost.
MRS. j. S. WARREN
Mattings at I24c at Schoenthal's.
Small industries-the enterprises that
employ from five to twenty people-lie at
the root of permanent progress and I'M
provement, and it is highly important that
| they should receive consideration from oul
| people.
Rev. DR.. E. a. Barnett, of Atlanta, will
| deliver a free lecture in the Presbyterian
| Church Thursday evening, July 3lst
His subject will be Jerusalem" Those
who have heard DR.. Barnett need not be
| assured that rich treat is in store Tor al
who attend. Everybody cordially invited
Col. E. P. Howell and Mr.. Clark Howell
ST., of Atlanta the new owners of X enne'
saw Mills, will start the machinery very
soon. This is valuable piece of property
and was making money when it was shut
down.
STORE FOR SALE.-Any one desiring tC
purchase neat store of saleable stock