The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-09-03
MARIETTA MATTERS.
E expect new cotton in soon.

Tor Northern markets
TIN Fruit Cans at 65 cts. per dozen al
E P. Dobbs & Bros.
Mr.. GEO. F. NEWELL, who went to Louis
vile, KY, returned Sunday.
Mrs. D. W. Blair and children are al
Mineral Bluff for few weeks.
Col. W. P. McCLATCHY, Of Chattanooga,
was in the city Saturday and Sunday.
PuT in your fall advertisement and rear
your share of trade.
Miss MAGGIE HAIR has returned from
Monteagle, Tenn.
The town clock is keeping accurate
time now, and runs eight days without
winding.
THERE will be large amount Of grape
wine made in this city and county thi;
year.
Our citizens are housing their winter
supply of COAL In time Of peace prepare
| for war.
THERE is no place, according to size
that surpasses Marietta in the number OF
devout supporters of the Christian religion
Our schools opened up Wednesday uh
der tavora Die auspices. The attendance
large and gratifying, Support the schools
MISS ANNA DAVIS has been in the city for
the past week. visiting her sister, Mrs I.
II. Shockley at the Elmwood.
Mrs. William Buttolph. who has been
visiting Rev. DR.. Buttolphs family has res
turned to her home in Townsville.
Mrs F. P. REYNOLDS was thrown from
buggy last Thursday and received an in
jury of painful nature, but nothing serious.
AFTER two weeks visit, Mrs. W. S. n,
Neal and children returned home from
Atlanta and Austell last Saturday.
Mr.. GEORGE SicKLEs of Tate, Ca, is
trying to rent q house to move his family
here.
Summer underwear at your own price tc
close out K. HIRsCH.
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing, at Read
Virgins clothing store.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale al
JOURNAL Office.
| MONEY TO IoAN-On better terms than
| ever SESSIONS Il SESSIONS.
Attorneys, Marietta, Ga.
ITS the hit dog that yelps." There
was some yelping Friday morning by those
who heard Rev. Mr. Burrows sermon
Thursday night.
Solicitor General Frazier, of the Savan-
nah, comes once week to see his family,
who are spending the summer here at the
Elmwood.
THE new brick church, built for the
colored Methodist on Lawrence street, is
a very creditable ediGce in every particu~
lar.
| Only few tons Of the 81 all prime lump
coal left. Hurry up if you want any of it.
HENRY MEINERT.
Ice Cream by the pint, quart or gallon
every day, except Sundays, at
| MoSHER's CANDY KITCHEN.
| The nobbiest line OF dress shirts evel
brought to Marietta at Read b Virgins.
The number of young people in MARKETS.
is surprisingly large. 1t seems that there
are more pretty little girls growing up thar
ever in the history of Marietta.
MRS. J. F. CLIFTON, who has been spend
ing the summer here with her mother, Mrs
Dobbs, returned to her home in Thomas
vile, Ca, last Friday.
Mr. JOE LESTER says he has vineyard
OF six acres, from which he will make 40
gallons of grape wine this season. He ex
poets to clear 81, 900 On it next year
Real Estate for sale and Houses for rent
Apply to Moultrie N. Sessions
| Do not buv your clothing without look
out through the big stock at Read & Wig
gsns' clothing store.
Few odds and ends in ladies SHOES t.
close out at 35c. pair. R. HIRscH.
4 V4E' u AMES -. OlbLE1 las OOu%uL DLT
John D. Northcutt s residence on Church
street paying 81, 900 for the same. 1t is 6
nice place and on one of the pretties
streets in town
The summer residence OF Mrs. Susan D
| HARDWOOD, near little Kennesaw mountain
is finished and is occupied by her anc
family 1t is quite beautiful place and
is a charming retreat rom the dust anc
| heat of Atlanta.
THEY say that Mr.. John A. Booth, O
Cobb, who is doorkeeper in the gallery O
the House of Representatives is the mos
polite doorkeeper ever in that position
He is giving universal satisfaction, making
many friends.
You can buy stiff. soft and crush hats il
all shapes at Read s. Wiggiss.
The Sonth should never forget her ole
soldiers. Those who are needy should re
ceive aid and help. Republics may be-
come ungrateful, but the Southern people