The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-08-27
MARIETTA MATTERS.
The farmers are busy pulling fodder.


company this year.
Mr.. Taylor George arrived in the city
last week
The closing of stores at 6 o'clock ends
on the first of next month.
There is no GOODNESS between sweethearts
this weather. 1t is too hot
Miss Ellen Howell, of Chattanooga is
in the city.
Society would be charming thing-if
we were only interested in one another.
Maj. Henry Myers returned last week
from sojourn at Allegheny Springs, Va.
Campmeetings will soon be numbered
with the things of the past.
The smartest rogue is sooner or later
caught up with. A man may be on top
to-day but down tomorrow.
Advertise your business ard you will
introduce yourself to new customers.
The person on the lookout for sights
always finds them.
10 keep out of debt, never get in and
you will be free man.
The larger the crop of produce the
cheaper it will be.
Some of our streets need working very
much.
Tie home without newspapers and books
is a home in name only.
Hon. A. S. Clay went to Canton Mon,
day on legal business.
If inconsistency was a jewel, most PEG
pie would be decked with jewels.
The most tiresome work a man can dc
is to loaf
The heavy rain Sunday afternoon wa;
badly needed.
/ That cold day in August" was las
Monday.
| a good milk cow with young calf to sci
or exchange tor young Jersey dry COW
Asa DARBY.
Mr.. A. Anderson LETT last week fo
Texas and will be absent about two weeks
Miss HARRISON, beautiful young lady G
Atlanta is at DR.. Alston's.
Mr.. A. Armstrong and family have NOV
ed back to Marietta and occupy their resi-
dence on Maxwell hill.
The boys who have been playing has,
ball this hot weather, find it too hot to d.
any work at home.
Mrs. c. j. Hood of Harmony Grove, ar
rived in the city last week and is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Dobbs.
Mr.. Campbell Wallace, Jr., and children
left last week tor Porter Springs, Ga.
where they will spend several weeks.
| Mr. A. P. Brantley, Jr., after pleasan
visit to our town, has returned tC his hom
at Blackshear.
Mr.. John T. Brantley leaves this weel
for New York to buy fall and winter stool
of goods :or The A P. Brantley Co.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale a
JOURNAL office.
All persons indebted to US either 70
Guano Dry Goods or Groceries are re
quested to come at once and settle thei
accounts by note. B. R. LEGG i Bro.
) MONEY TO LoAN-On better terms tina
ever. SESSIONS & SESSIONS,
Attorneys, Marietta, Ga.
The nobbiest line of dress shirts eve
brought to Marietta at Read & Virgins.
Great bargains in Refrigerators at
DoBBs & Bro.
Keep your debts paid il you would hav
the confidence and good opinion of you
neighbors.
Some men are like some pianos-granC
square and upright, but terribly hig
strung.
WANTED-To rent, hpuse OF seven Q
eight rooms, in town address, at once
Lock Box SO, Marietta.
Correspondents wanted for the JoUE
NAL at Lost Mountain, Kennesaw, Ac
worth and Austell.
Mr.. George Whitlock and bride arrive
in the city last week, accompanied by tn
bride's mother. They left Monday 70
Bridgeport, Ala
Those people who are sweltering wit
heat in the North ought to come to GU
pleasant climate. We have plenty of ic
here now-on sale.
Sheriff McLain carried Matilda Lester
an insane colored woman, to the Asylum
last week. She preached on the way i
her crazy style.
Few extra light weight coat and vest
which must be closed out, of which tn
cost will not be considered r. HIRsCH.
Summer underwear at your own price t
close out. R. HIRsCH.
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing, at Read
: Virgins clothing store
Mr.. Sumner Nell is not going to Ca
tersville to engage in business as repor