The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-30

ders are coming in rapidly and being filled
promptly. Mr.. D. F. McCiatchy, the pro>
prietor, has all kinds and qualities of mar
bic on hand and can SUIT you in any style
desired. He has full force of experienced
and skilled hands employed and he guaran.
tees satisfaction in designs, styles and
prices. 1t would be well for you to call
and inspect his work at the marble works
on Powder Springs street. Monuments of
every description furnished in Italian,
Vermont or Georgia Marble or of Scotch
Granite.
RooMs TO RENT-Locality central, board
next door; light housekeeping allowed,
Church street. Address, lock box, $40,
Marietta.
Leave your orders for drayage, baggage
or anything else, at Chuck Andersons
livery stable, and they will receive prompt
attention. w. n. GRlsT & Co.
The south bound passenger train on the
NJ. & n G. Railroad met with an accident
near Blue Ridge on Tuesday afternoon.
The engine ran over cow which threw
the engine and baggage car from the
track, turning both over, Mr.. Fred Banks
was engineer. No one hurt. The train
was delayed about four hours.
SHOES SHoEs!! We keep good stock
OF Shoes and will continue to pay special
attention to this part of our stock. Look
with us when wanting shoes
w. E. GILBERT.
We are indebted to Mr.. Geo. D. Phillips
for large and luscious watermelon. He is
the first to remember US so kindly this
season and we appreciate it very much.
He raised the largest canteloupe that we
have seen, while his watermelons are the
largest aad sweetest that have been brought
to this market
1t does not seem altogether appropriate
to speak of the moon as "she." The moon
is very often full and out of nights, and
such lapses from virtuous conduct are not
common with the female persuasion. The
moon should by all means be personated
by the masculine pronoun.
A nice family horse and young COW for
SALE Inquire 0t T. L. Hunt, or at the
farm, known as the John Perry farm, on
the Roswell road.
Misses BULGE entertained her friends
with 'Tackey Party at their home on
Powder Springs street on last Tuesday
evening, given complimentary to their
cousin, Miss Alma BULGE, of Atlanta. Re-
freshments were served and pleasant
evening was spent
An unknown artist emits the following ::
"The newspaper editor who succeeds in
pleasing everybody will not need any
wings in the next world He will be car
ried around by the other angels and ex.
hibited as curiosity"
Dr. Palen, of Philadelphia. of compound
oxygen fame, paid visit to DR.. and Mrs.
Tennent last Monday. He is gentleman
of very elegant and aristocratic appear
ance and attracted much attention.
Miss Katie Dryer, pretty young lady
Of Wauragcn, Conn, has returned home
after a pleasant visit to Miss Georgia
Sanges of this place, and Ms. Jas. Dryer
Of Atlanta.
The mountain country shows what can
be done in the way Of stock raising, in the
many fine bee7es that pass through Mari
eta on foot to Atlanta.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE! Our Furniture
trade for the past year increased largely
over the sales of the year before. Our low
prices told, and brought the customers
We will continue 10 lead in large sales, and
low prices. Don't buy any article in this
line until you have priced our Chairs
Beds, Bureaus, Springs and Mattresses.
W. +. GIEBERT.
Teachers of Cobb county are requested
to attend the Peabody Institute at Sal
Springs during this week and next, July
% to 81. 60 one day at least and as many
as convenient and possible. The roll viii
be examined to see how many are presen
during the session. w. K. Power.
Mr.. H. B. Moss has returned from Buch
anan court where he had some legal bust
ness He reports 1alapoosa on bigger
boon than ever.
Master Florence Johnson last Friday
afternoon, while delivering papers, was
bitten by dog. The dog fortunately did
not have hydr ophobia.
Some of our citizens are urging the
pavement of the park avenues with the
cement and gravel, similar to that in front
of T. w. Glover & Co. s store.
Misses Mamie and Maggie Fletcher,
have returned to their home in Atlanta,
after spending few days with relatives
here.
| Miss Lutte York, of Atlanta, who has
been visiting relatives and friends in the
city, has returned home.
For RENT-A new two room house
Apply at this Office.
Prot. j. s. Stewart returned to Oxtord
Monday.
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