The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-11-06
MARIETTA MATTERS

in the city several days.
Chenille Porterries 81. so at SchoenthaPs.
The heavy frost Saturday morning, re-
sembled young snow.
New subscribers and renewals continue
to show their appreciation of the JOURNAL.
DR.. 7. A. Rooney has rendered his resig
nation as postmaster at Acworth
RoR SALE Handsome secondhand pi~
ano, $4,000. Apply at this office.
Read McClatchy's new advertisement in
his column.
| For SALE-Aa ash set and other furni-
ture. W. Z. BENNETT.
Mrs. Carbine and Mrs. Hogue, Of Madi.
son, Ca, are visiting Mrs. T. L. Bussey.
Mr.. f. NJ. Watson leaves with us sweet
potato weighing seven pounds.
Carpets made to fit your rooms at
SchoenthaPs.
Oysters served in any styles at my old
stand opposite Kennesaw Hotel.
Miss Matte Sue Hunt, a charming
young lady from Augusta, is here visiting
Miss Armina Latimer.
Miss Helen Reid who has been visiting
Miss Armina Latimer, returned home to
Atlanta this week.
Mr.. Joseph Coryell has lovely little
daughter at his home, that is making his
heart swell with happiness.
Miss Halle Jenkins, of Alabama, and
MISS Katie Christian, of Douglasville, Ga,
are visiting Mrs. J. H Bate, of this place.
Mr.. W. J. Cumpsly and wife, of Savan>
nah, spent several days in the city last
week.
Mr.. George Fleming has bought lot on
Atlanta street from Mrs. j. B. ONeill,
paying 1915 for it.
There will be regular communication
of Kennesaw lodge No. 33, f. Il A. NJ,
Friday at o'clock p. M, the 18th next.
Work in the E. A degree. All master
masons in good standing cordially invited
! N. N. GoBER, W. NJ.
| Mr. f. M. Lacy and Miss Annie Kirk, of
Kennesaw. Cobb county, were married at
the Piedmont Exposition, Atlanta last
Thursday. The happy couple have the
best wishes of the JOURNAL
MERIT Lyon is candidate for coroner
| of Cobb. Meriitt has sit or" dead bodies
IN Cobb and wants to do so again. He is q
clever fellow and his many friends ip Cher
okee hope he may be elecred. Canton
| Advance.
| NARRIED-At the residence OF the bride s
father, Mr.. a. G. McKenny, near Powder
Springs, Mr.. Way man Medlock, of Austell
to Miss Flora Mckinney. Rev. A. j..
Morgaa officiating Our best wishes to
the happy couple.
Get our prices on boots and shoes before
buying. Money saved is money made
Why not try US READ & WIGGINs.
WANTE1-Five or six men. and five or
six boys from the country. Steady work
Apply to BRUMBY CHAIR COMPANY.
Mr. Dave Dobbs, of MONDAY settlement
in this county, on last Thursday killed an
eagle that measured seven feet from tip to
| tip of its wings. A wild goose WAS also
killed there On Friday that weighed ten
pounds.
MARRIED-In Atlanta, on Tuesday at
one o'clock, at the Rectory of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception, Mr.. 7. W.
Tree of Nelson, Ca, to Miss Katie Mul>
Inns, daugter of Mrs. Sallie Mullins, of Ma
rietta. The happy couple left on bridal
tour 70 Savannah and other cities. Our
best wishes attend them for happy and
prosperous future.
Try pair OF the Vertical, Slide. Back
Suopenders. Sold by Read Il Virgins.
While the Alliance couples were being
married at the Exposition last Wednesday
lady remarked that she would rather be
an old maid than to be ushered into mat
rimony under such citcumstant es. "Oh
no. said bright sixteen year old girl who
was listening, Il would rather be married
in Flying Dutchman" than not at all.
| Read & Virgins are headquarters for
clothing ald gents furnishing goods
Cotton can be had as cheaply here as it
is possible to get it anywhere, and from the
immense amount OF cotton brought here it
would be easy to select the most suitable
grades at the lowest prices. There is no
reason why steam cotton mill should not
| pay as we'll here as at Columbus, aud the
mills there pay fine dividends. Old mills
there are nov erecting new ones out OF
| their dividends.
| Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Attorneys-atLaw
Remnants of Mems, Women and Chit
| dren's Shoes at u sacrifice at
MCCUTCHEoN
Read & Virgins the Haberdashers can
show you the nobiest line OF neckwear even
| shown in Marietta