The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-08-27
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
ted Down for Journal Readers.

Watermelons will soon be things of the
past.
Mrs. s. N. Emanuel, OF Birmingham,
Ala, is visiting Mr.. NJ. T. Crisis family.
Miss Corrie Linch, of Atlanta, is visiting
Miss Emma McCutcheon.
Mrs. WI Barton and children have
returned from their visit to Canton.
Miss Annie Hainie has returned to her
home at Gainesville, Ga, after a visit to
Miss Emma McCutcheon.
Rev. L. D. Coggin, Etowah pastoral
charge, was the guest of Mr.. Dawes part
of this week.
Miss Annie Kent, of Atlanta, and Miss
Maud Boring, of Woodstock. are guests of
Miss Carrie Massey OF this place.
Prof J. s. Stewart, wife and child res
turned to city Monday from Oxford, where
they spent several weeks very pleasantly.
Mr.. R Hirsch has returned from North
ern markets, having bought an extensive
fall and winter stock in all his lines.
Miss Mamie Berkele, after two weeks
visit to Mr.. Agricola's family, has returns
ed to her home in Atlanta
Mrs. HsbersetHer, and Mrs. Georgia
O'Gorman lsister Of Mr.. Frank Clair
and three children, Of Savannah, are stops
ping at Mr.. Agricola's.
A little Marietta boy looking at the stars
the other night, enquired OF his grand
mother IF the stars were the moons little
babies.
General Manager Geo. F. Newell, OF the
KennesAw Marble Co., is occupying the
elegant residence formerly occupied by
Mr.. Maloy.
L. w. MlzELL is the agent commissioned
to sell the Life, Writings and Speeches"
of Senator B. 81. Hill in Cobb county.
The work is sold only on subscription.
Orders addressed to Marietta, Ca, will
receive prompt attention.
Go to A. K. Whites and see his new line
of fancy goods just come in. Doll heads,
all kinds of dolls from cents up. School
bags, tablets, ink, &c.
DR.. A. P. Brown, of Smyrna, died last
Sunday, aged SO years. He leaves wife
and two children. DR.. Brown was broth
er of Senator Joseph E. Brown, OF Atlanta,
Judge James R. Brown, of Canton, and
Mrs. John 81. Boston, of Marietta.
On last Monday night, at the regular
meeting of Red Men, gold badge was
presented to Chief D. A. Thompson
The presentation speech was made by Col.
j. z. Foster, Senior Sycamore. State Or
ganizer Conner was present. Mr.. Thom<
son responded in a speech of appreciation.
Ladies are especially invited to call and
see my large stock of Furniture.
r. HIRsCH.
A large and beautiful line of neckwear
just received at Read Il Virgins,
We are glad to learn that Earnest Will.
lie Upshaw, who has been for so many years
confined to his home from injuries to his
spine, caused by fall, is now able to walk
from his room to the dining room through
the benefitting agency OF wearing plaster
paris jacket. We trust his recovery may
be permanent.
Some miscreant fastened crosstie on
the track of the Marietta and North Geor~
gia Railroad II miles south of Ducktown,
Monday afternoon. The engineer on the
south bound passenger train discovered
the obstruction in time to stop and save
the train from being wrecked. Mr.. j. B.
Glover, receiver, has offered 5000 reward
for the arrest and conviction of the guilty
party.
A. K. White has nice line Of all kinds
brooms, sugar, coffee, soap, or anything
else you want, all you have got to do is to
try him. He sells as cheap as any one.
You can save money by buying your
clothing, shoes and hats from Read &
Virgins.
Prime lump coal can be bought this
month for 81 per ton, guaranteed to be first
class. Buy now before it gets higher.
HENRY MEINLRT.
NoTICE. There will be an Alliance rail-
ly at the Marietta Camp Ground on the
LIST Saturday in September, the 9Th. Pres
ident Livingston and other prominent
speakers have promised to be present
Everybody, friend and foe, are invited to
come and bring their baskets well filled
and we promise you pleasant day and a
good time. G. B. SEwELL,
Sec. Cobb Co. Alliance.
ALL who desire to attend the next sess-
ion of the Concord Singing Convention,
will please meet at Mars Hill Church,
miles south of Acworth, on Friday before
second Sunday in September, 1891 We
hope all the classes and choirs will send
their delegates on Friday. Don't ask why
but come and see for yourselves what bus.
mess must be attended to on Friday. Ev-
erybody invited to come and bring singing
books, and baskets full of dinner.
PRESIDENT.