The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-02

Huu MN a. the a. !. DranIley 20. store.
The sweet girl graduate is now enjoying
herself. What OF the future ?,
Mr. S. W. Frey had cotton blooms on
the 22d of June.
Mrs. W. NJ. Mckenzie and Marshall are
spending few weeks at Canton.
Mrs. B R. Legg and daughter returned
from their visit to Missouri last week.
Mr.. Adrian Cortelyou 10 off on visit to
relatives in New York.
Mr.. w. X. Smith and family have moved
to atlanta.
The American Marble Mills will be sold
next Tuesday at Receivers sale.
Mr.. Frank Lumpkin has moved his
family back to Marietta HS will still
work in Canton.
Mr.. j. G. Talley, OF the Brumby Chair
Factory, lett this week on a drumming
tour, and will be absent several weeks.
Senator Joseph E. Brown and wife. of
Atlanta are in the city, visiting their son,
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Brown.
Phillips Legion Of Confederate veterans
will meet at Gainesville on the 18th of
August.
Mr.. Cicero Manning Of this county, has
taken seventy one pounds of honey this
season from one gum.
Capt R. W. Boone, of this place, has
been elected Director Of the Eagle Phen
tx Manufacturing Co., Columbus, Ga.
For nice fresh Chattanooga Tomatoes go
to John L. Reeds store.
You will strike it right it you buy your
mattings at Schoenthals.
As inch Embroidery Skirting at a big
bargain at Hirsch's
Send your lace window curtaiIs to Ma
rietta Steam Laundry to be done up.
60 to Hirsch for any kind of Dry Goods
or Notions and save money.
The Ladies Methodist Parsonage Society
will meet at the residence of Mrs. W. N,
Grist, Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock.
Mr.. D. =. McClatchy, and wife, accom-
panied by Pearl and Marvin, left last week
for Indian Springs.
Mr.. Calvin Billiard sent US a cotton
bloom on the 9th ult. Cotton seems to
be forward enough, and doing well!
Mr.. j. II. Bate has returned from Lithia
Springs, greatly improved in health. In
fact he feels that Richard is himself
again "
Mr.. John D. Cunningham, Jr, of his
place has been in Griffin for the past two
weeks. He expects to ship twenty car
loads of liberia peaches this season.
The incest, freshest butter in town at the
store of j. L. Reed, Jr.
The Marietta Steam Laundry hereafter
will DO strictly cash business. Have money
ready when driver calls.
Syrup % cts. to 60 cts. per gallon. III
fact all goods proportionately low, at Me-
Cutcheon's.
riage at Schoenthals.
Real Estate for sale and Houses for rent.
Apply to Moultrie N. Sessions.
Mr.. Charlie Ozburn was adjudged sane
by the jury in Atlanta, and the Governor
has respited his sentence until the oath of
July.
Marietta is one of the most beautiful
little cities in the State. 1t can truly be
called the Gem City. Madison Madiso.
MAN.
A negro man applied to one OF our ply,
sicians for proposition" saying that he
was suffering from digestion and ability.
A little boy asked his mamma which cow
was it that gave the milk to make the apple
butter.
Checkers. eggs, vegetables. a specially,
always on hand at }. l.. Reeds, jr
Buy The Whitney Baby carriage, have no
other. For sale only at Schoenthai's, from
S. to $50.
The sorrows that wear no weeds of
mourning and hang no crepe on the door
bell are often the bitterest and the hardest
10 bear
tits impossible for mans business 10
continue long exactly at the same point
1t must either advance or retrograde.
When you stop advertising, which way is
your business going?
Wednesday afternoon of last week the
Cobb county teachers were invited to re.
ception at Harwood Seminary given them
by Frot Stewart and Prof. Sanford. Re.
Treatments were served. 1t was a pleasant
occasion.
Regular meeting OF the Marietta CHAINS
Der of Commerce will be held in the Coun.
Gil Chamber Monday afternoon, July 6thl
at 3 o clock. A full attendance of all the
members is expected B. r. LEGG,
81. c. DoBBs, Secretary. President.
$l.00 will get Is los. granulated sugar,
Al lbs. good coffee, 40 lbs Pearl grits, l2]