The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-23
MARIETTA MATTERS.

1
Life, like every other blessing, derives
Its value from its use alone
Mrs. D. 4. Warlick and children have
returned home.
Mr. L. W. Virgins returned last Thurs
day from visit to relatives in Augusta.
Mr.. George White is now at the store OF
L. W. Glover & Co.
Miss Katie Brumby, OF Mobile, Ala, is
visiting her uncle, Col c. D. Phillips, of
our city
Mrs. Laura Brumby, wife of Mr.. James
K. Brumby, is spending the summer with
friends and relatives in Marietta.
Mrs J. L. johnson and child, of Atlanta,
are visiting the family OF Mr. G. N. John
son.
CLOTHING AT Cosr We are continuing
to close out our clothing and have only a
few suits left. If you should find your
size in the lot you will save money to buy
OF US. Com and see W. E. GILBERT
Miss MeDuffey, stylish young lady
from Marion, S. c., is stopping at the Elm.
wood.
Mr.. A. K. White has removed from his
old stand to the more roomy quarters for
merly occupied by Capt Wilson.
Mrs. Fannie E. Bailey has bought the
vacant lot on Waterman street, from Dr.
l. J. M. Goss, paying $l75 tor it
For RENT-A five room cottage Apply
to Mrs c. i. GRilliat.
Mr. j. V. Stanoack, our efficient Tax
| Collector is on two weeks visit to rela>
| tives'in Henderson, N. C.
The fancy dress party, given by Miss
Marielle Nesbitt on last Thursday evening
was highly enjoyed by all present.
Miss Leila McClatchey, of this city, is
visiting her friend, Miss Eva Selman Of
Monroe, Ga.
Melons on ice at Wright & Whites.
Miss Katie Reynolds, sweet young lady
of Marietta, is visiting the family of Mr.. r.
7. Jones,-Canton Advance.
Great sacrifice of shoes this week by B
R. Legg & Bro.
Mrs. Laura Stanley. of Memphis, Tenn
is on a visit to her sister. Mrs. Perry, Of
our city.
Real Estate for sale and Houses for rent.
Apply to Moultrie NJ. Sessions.
Miss Matte Glenn, of Atlanta, is spend
ing few days with her aunt, Mrs. w. E
| Gilbert.
Miss Sena Towers and Miss Lillian Nc
Gee who visited relatives near Woodstock
returned last week.
Mrs. John Towers and daughter, Laura
Nell, who have been spending some weeks
with her father, Col. ]. R. Towers, left 70,
her home in Birmingham, few days since
The locals placed in the Journal of last
week have increased our city trade amaz>
| ingly. We have the goods and to buy
your groceries of us makes great saving
| 10 you. ALLIANCE STORE
Prof, S. V. Sanford, principal of the
Marietta Male Academy, who was sans
moned to attend the funeral of his grand
mother, who died very suddenly at Monte.
yuma. has returned to the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown and little
daughter, of Atlanta, are on a visit here tc
the family of their relation, Mr. Joseph M
Brown.
Chickens, eggs, vegetables, specially
always on hand at j. L. Reeds, Jr
Will sell the first 100 tons of Al incl
coal for 50 Is per ton; prime lump $40
per ton. HENRY MEINLRT.
Mr.. Chas. A. Clayton, who has, for
few months, been studying telegraphy witt
Mr.. York here, is now in charge OF tn
telegraph office at Vineyard. near Griffin
Ga.
The Marietta Steam Laundry hereafter
will do strictly cash business. Have money
ready when driver calls.
1t does man good to admire what is gooc
and beautiful but it does them infinitely
more good to love it. We grow like wha
we admire, but we become one with what
we love.
SHOES SHOES We keep good stock
OF Shoes and will continue TO pay specia
attention to this part of our stock. Look
with US when wanting shoes
| w. +. GILBERT.
Rev. J. A. Wynne, after many urgen
| requests to do So has consented to preacf
the annual sermon at the MONDAY associ
alton, which meets this year. and very soor
at Smyrna.
Hirsch will save you money on anything
in his line.
Is it possible that the city council viii
delay making the necessary sewer connec
tons from the cross streets leading int
National Cemetery street, until the grave
placed thereon, be washed off and ditche
cut out across them, as it now indicates
from the recent rains.