The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-12
MARIETTA MATTERS.

here on last Thursday.
The body of Mr.. Marsh Keeter wa
buried at Chattanooga.
Candidates will have to begin to stir now
or somebody will get LETT
Mr.. Deward York, we regret to learn, i.
quite sick.
A cotton seed oil mill is thought of fav
orably by several citizens
Mr. R. C. NJ. Lowell, OF Kentucky. is in
the city.
Mr.. Morris Hirsch left Sunday on avisir
to his brother in Charleston, West Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N, Starnes, of Atlanta,
visited Dr. McIntosh's family last Sunday
Mr.. W. B. Pilgrim has been at home
seriously sick for some time.
Mr. Geo. NJ. Manning, who has been al
home sick for some weeks, is improving.
DIED.-The infant child of Mr.. Baxter
Reid died on last Saturday morning.
Mr. II. L. WEIGH and family have re.
turned to their home in Waterbury, Conn
Mr.. Wallace Buttolph succeeds Mr..
Howard Cole in the First National Bank.
MARIETTA is the best town in Georgia
Let US keep her so, by all working har.
moniously for her best interests.
Rev. H. K. Walker returned home from
Ashville, N. G.. last week, and filled his
pulpit last Sunday.
Crops are looking fine in the county, and
if favorable seasons continue, corn anc
cotton will turn out well.
The number of picnics this season il
larger than usual. The young people are
enjoying themselves.
The Presbyterian Sunday school picnic
ed at Glover's Grove last Friday after
noon.
Mr.. c. M. Crosby has gone on visit t.
Toledo, Ohio, and will return in two week
with his family.
Mr.. A. D. Ruede has returned from
Talladega, Ala, and resumed business a
the old stand.
Fishing parties are finding that it i
"love's labor lost" when they wet thei
hooks in streams in this section.
For RENT-A new, neat, FIVE room resi-
dence, on Lawrence street, near the square
Good water, garden and stables Appl
at Journal Office.
Prof. Harris, Wednesday OF last weel
visited Newman and examined her publ
schools. Newman has the best system c
public schools of any town.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKIEG Perfect
and satisfaction guaranteed. Residenc
on Faw street. Mrs. ALICE Lizard.
Let our people be united and pull t.
gether and we will put Marietta forwar
in more enterprises than one.
No place for croakers. Relegate ther
to the rear Marietta is the Gem City c
Georgia aud will hold her own against q
odds.
Mrs. H. S. Anderson and son, Henry
and Mrs. H. N. Hammett, returned las
week from their visit to Waxahachia, Tex
as.
Correspondents wanted for the Marriott
Journal at Powder Springs, KennesaW
MONDAY, and Acwortn. Items shoul
reach US Tuesday.
We must have the active, cooperation
of every man to build up Marietta Tall
wont do it. Complaining and fault-fndin
wont do It, To make matters a success
help with your efforts and money.
DIR. B. L. Mcintosh of this place raise
the finest onions this season we ever saw
He showed US one that weighed one poun,
and fourteen ounces, which measured IS
inches in circumference. 1t was of tn
Pearl variety.
Mr.. Willie E. Dunwody, SON of DR.. w
E. Dunwody, formerly of Marietta, died il
Macon, Ca, on last Thursday, in the Am,
year of his age. He leaves father an,
mother, three boys, and wife and iv
children.
Mr.. Arthur Van Dyke and wife, and Mis-
Mamie Lowery, of Atlanta, were ct tn
Elmwood last Friday Mr.. Van Dyk
speaks Of buying lot here and building
nice house, with view of making Msriet
ia his home.
The celeb ated W. L. Douglas $3 shoe
for men at Hirsch's.
Mattings at l23c at Schoenthal's.
! Another lot all wool suits for men jus
received by B r Legg IL Bro only Sc SO.
fyou want Windmill or Pumpin
engine call on Geo. S. Burnap.
Marietta should have military CON
pany, armed with Winchester repestin
rifles. Other towns have them and W
should not be behind in encouraging tn
military spirit Before the war Marriott
had two companies, one of'old men and tn
other Of young men.