The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-10-01
MARIETTA MATTERS.
The board of trade is quiet.

Mr. Tom w. READ visited Coviugton and
Oxford this week.
Opening to-day at The A. P. Brantley
Company.
SOME of the farmers say they intend to
plant less cotton next year. Will they?
The waternelons brought to town are
getting beautifully less"
Miss MATTE GRIsr is visiting relatives
and friends in Atlanta.
Mrs. BRUMBY has stylish trimmer from
| Louisville, KY. Call and see her work
Have beautiful pattern hats the admiration
of all who see them.
Full lines Ladies Blazers, Black and
Navy Blue at The A. A. Brantley Co.
MAYOR GLOVER and Mr.. Wales Bradley
returned from New York last Friday.
MEssRs. Joe Boston and Frank Bradley
have reterned from their Western trip
For SALE.-A nice residence let on
Polk Street. II. B. Moss.
Mrs. A. S. Cohen and children are visit.
ing her parents DR.: and Mrs Groves.
Miss Helen Shumate, of Greenyille, S.
c., is visiting her cousin Miss Gussie Groves
on Cherokee street
Mr. Monroe Rutherford had three of his
fingers cut off, Tuesday morning, while at
work at Brumby's Chair Factory
Losr-A gold breast-pu. Finder will
be rewarded oy returning same to the pro-
prletor of LIE Land House, Marietta.
MILLINERY Opening, Oct I'd and Sd at
Mrs, j. 5. Warren's. All invited to at
tend.
Best Mems $l.5C Shoe in America at
The A. P. Brantley Company.
Mrs. J. R. HUMPHREYS and Mrs. Nellie
Reynolds, OF Acworth, spent several days
last week with Mrs J. D. White.
Miss Lola Tate, the lovely daughter of
Judge Tate, of Pensacola, Fla is visiting
Miss Leila McClatchy.
MIR. Tom GARRETT family have moved
into Mrs. A. A. Gates residence on Camp
bells hill
MRS. WHITE and Mrs. Norton, of Genesee
county, N. Y, are visiting their brother,
Mr.. j. l. Chamberlain.
The pretty girls in Marietta are so mum.
erous that it is difficult for our Young men
to have positive convictions as to choice.
MILLINERY opening of stylish hats and
bonnets Friday and Saturday Oct 2 and
| ). All the ladies are invited to call.
Mrs c. c. BRUMBY.
Ladies Broadcloth at $3.50, finished
equal to 81. 50 goods at The A. P Brant-
ley Company.
Two blind negro musicians have been
on our streets begging aims for the past
few days.
THERE is no better Judge or purer Chris
tan gentleman in Georgia than Judge Go
Der Canton Advance
Nh CHARLEY THORNTON and Mrs Cora
Herndon, of Fernandina, Fla, arrived III
the city last Thursday
EDITOR B. F. PEkRY, of the Canton ADJ
vance, gave US a call Monday. He is do.
ing some good work on the Advance now,
and making it bright and newsy
IT begins to look like old times to see
the wagons, loaded with cotton crowding
the square. No better cotton market any
where than Marietta The top of TIE
market is paid.
TAR and fax seed cough drops, the bes
thing IN the market, gives relief and cure
at Mosbers Candy Kitchen.
TIN Fruit Cans at IS cts. per dozen al
Z P. Dobbs & Bios
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing, at Read L
Virgins clothing store.
HIRscH has just received a large stock OF
| plush seat rockers.
Only three Baby Carriages left Some
one can get bargain. w. Z GILBERT.
The young boys OF Marietta have liter.
AIRY club and on last Friday night discuss
ed, which is the most beneficial, electric
lights or waterworks?' They debate week.
ly.
The work OF digging down the embank-
ment at the railroad crossing on Powder
Springs street goes bravely on. We under
stand that Mr.. r w. Gable will ask for
pay for the piece of ground in the triangle
FoUND-Near the Baptist Church, over
two weeks ago, a pair of goId-rimmed
| spectacles. Owner can get the same by
calling at Mrs. c. c. Brumby's and paying
| for this notice.
MASTER HOMER Hicks, aged nine years,
son of Mr.. j. S. Hicks, on Wednesday Of
last week picked 227 pounds of cotton.
This was certainly good record for one
so small and will be hard to beat.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
JOURNAL Office.
| MONEY TO LoAN-On better terms than
ever. SESSIONS & SESSIONS,
Attorneys Marietta Ga.
Buy your hats from Read u Virgins
and save money.
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