The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-06-25
MARIETTA MATTERS.
The MARROW House is being reprinted.
Summer boarders are filling up the town

Mr.. Ernest Faw is home from Roswell
to stay.
Mr.. W. G. Huggard is at home from
Florida this week, but will return Saturday.
Mr.. B. King Copper and bride, (nee Miss
Josie Sibley.) have returned to the city
Mr.. Lucian York and Miss Stella Cooper
were married in Atlanta on the 18th inst
Miss Alice Clark, of Augusta, is visiting
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Brown at this place,
Mr.. and Mrs. 0, W. Whitcher have
moved to Bridgeport, Ala.
Come on and pay to A. N. Edwards
what you owe Hunt g. Co.
Miss Gusse Groves is on visit to rela-
tives in Greenville, s. c.
Chickens, eggs, vegetables, specially,
always on hand at j. l.. Reeds, Jr.
A second story is being rapidly added
to Dr. n n. Gobers residence.
Mr. Howard Cole, of Roanoke, Va, gave
his friends pleasant visit here last week.
Mr.. H. M. Mountcastle has another fine
boy at his house.
Mrs. Addie Hood, Of Harmony Grove, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Dobbs.
FoR SALE-A fine milk COW. Apply to
GEO. D. PHILLIPS.
Read advertisement to Housekeerers.
JAS. L. SIBLEY.
For SALE-1 Is H. P. Stationery En>
CINE and boiler. New and cheap.
D. w. BLAIR
Marietta needs good system of public
schools.
Ripe peaches, apples, watermelons ber>
ries, &C., are in the market
Mr.. John H. Boston, Jr.. is studying
law under Messrs. Clay & Blair.
Commencement exercises are over and
everybody feels glad.
Loafng and gossiping seem to be inseps
arabic.
Miss Fannie Cleveland is in the city
again, much to the qualification of her
many friends.
Mrs. Carrie Z. Brantley, mother of Mrs.
Harry C. Haynes, died at Lake City, Fla
on the 21st inst.
Mrs. Harriet V. Hawkins, daughter and
son, of Birmingham, are at Mr.. NJ. R.
Lyons for the summer.
Mr.. Andrew Barker and daughter Geor.
ga, of Atlanta, after spending few days
here, returned home Sunday.
For nice fresh Chattanooga Tomatoes 90
to John L. Reeds store.
Mr.. T. NJ. Brumby returned home last
Saturday from visit to Alabama and Mis-
sissippf
Mayor T. w. Glover and Mr.. James
Seize spent several days at Cumberland
Island last week.
The Georgia Weekly Press Association
meets in Atlanta on July 14th and will
take jaunt to Washington City.
hr. J. B. Campbell, of Atlanta, was in
the city Sunday, to see his family, who are
visiting relatives here.
Say nothing about any man that you can
not look him squarely in the face and re-
peat.
Mr.. John q. Boston, Jr., having gradu>
ated at the State University, has returned
home.
Send your lace window curtains to Ma
rietta Steam Laundry to be done up.
Go to Hirsch tor any kind of Dry Goods
or Notions and save money.
Give the babies chance. Buy q carr
riage at Schoenthaps.
Real Estate for sale and Houses for rent.
Apply to Moultrie NJ. Sessions.
There will be an all day singing at Sandy
Plains on the fourth Sunday of this month.
All invited Bring we'll filled baskets.
Mr.. w. f. Bennett and wife left last
week for Boston Highlands, Mass, where
NHcG WIN uull' OCJOucT'
There are kickers, grumblers and fault
finders in all communities, and Marietta is
no exception.
The incest, freshest butter in town at the
store of j. L. Reed. Jr.
Pay your street tax and save cost. Cita>
tons will be issued at once against all de.
faulters. II. j. SCBoENTHAI, Clerk.
The Marietta Steam Laundry hereafter
will do strictly cash business. Have money
ready when driver calls.
Syrup % cts. to so cts. per gallon. In
fact all goods proportionately low, at Me-
Cutcheon's.
You will strike it right if you buy your
mattings at Schoenthals
as inch Embroidery Skirting at big
bargain at Hirsch's.
What about the effort to have public
schools? To have the bill amended it is
necessary to advertise it.
Prof. W. W. Dawes, principal of the
billiard Male Institute, Forsyth, Ca, with
his family, is with his father and mother
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