The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-08-20
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Mr. IL dlrScn mas gone East to buy tai
and winter stock of goods.
Fruit drying is the order of the da,
among our country friends.
Next month is the month for new cottol
in this section.
Mr.. Henry Root has left with us som,
fine peach tomatoes.
Marietta never had more visiting youns
ladies or pretty ones.
Mrs Lease who spoke at the Chautau
qua, is a regular she,talker herself.
Irickum camp-meeting, near Woodstock
was largely attended last Sunday.
Judge Gober is holding court in Miltor
county this week.
Mrs. Charles W. Dupre and children, O
Atlanta, have been in the city several days
The A. P. Brantley Co., are having tn,
front of their store reprinted.
Mr.. Mansfield York, of Atlanta, spen
Sunday in Marietta.
Our markets are furnishing splendiC
article of beef now. 1t is extra good.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Reynolds, ST., have re,
turned to the city from Tate Springs.
Miss Jessie Reynolds is visiting friend,
In Rome, on her return from Tate Springs
Miss Adele Latimer has returned from
pleasant visit to Bell Buckle, Tenn.
Mrs. w. S. n Neal and children lef
Saturday on two weeks visit to relative.
in Atlanta and Austell.
Refrigsrators at cost. DoBBs & Bro.
Only few tons of the 81 all prime lum1
coal lett. Hurry up if you want any of it
HENRY MEINERT
Miss Georgia Mcmillan, of GAINESVILLE
is visiting the family OF Gen. William
Phillips.
Messrs. Will J. Frey, W. NJ. CAN'T anc
Bob Grower, left last week on visit tt
Commerce. Texas.
Mr.. ]. ID. Cunningham, Jr, has returned
home from Griffin, having marketed al
immense crop of peaches this year.
Col. T. D. Power, although prscticin,
law, has not altogether abandoned tn,
farm. He is cultivating an "Aker"
Miss Grace McClatchy has returned from
Cedartown, after charming visit of twt
weeks
Mr.. Frank Lumpkin, wife and child, re-
turned from Rome Tuesday where the,
have been visiting
Mirses Mamie and Allie BULGE are visit
ing their sister, Mrs W. E. Jounard il
Chattanooga.
Mrs. Tennent received prize for thu
best advertisement prepared for larg,
Eastern seed house.
Miss IRA Thomson, Of Hammond, Ga.
who has been visiting Mrs J. NJ. Austin
has returned home.
Soda Water, Ice Cream Soda, Ginger
Ale, Coco Cola every day at A. K. White s
Ice Cream by the pint, quart or gallon
every day, except Sundays, at
MosHERs CANDY KITCHEN.
Real Estate for sale and Houses for rent
Apply to Moultrie NJ. Sessions.
Misses Florine and Minna Mansfield, O
Cleveland Tenn, are visiting their sister
Mrs. Arthur Springer, of this place.
Mr.. Geo. F. Newell and family hav
gone to housekeeping at the "Kernesav
Marble Works."
We regret to learn of the death of tn
widow of Mr.. Cyrus York, which occurre,
in this county on last Saturday.
Mr.. John Rogers was in town the othe
day treating his friends to apple cider
Marietta is prohibition town.
Capt. J. NJ Wilson is still confined t
his home sick He does not seem to i'm.
prove.
You can buy stiff soft and crush hats i
all shapes at Read & Virgins.
FoR RENT-A new two room house
Apply at this office.
Go to A. K Whites, you can buy an,
thing you want.
Capt Irvine, Senator from the AID Geor
gia district, spent Sunday in the city will
his friend DIR. j. f. Groves.
The first open cotton boil has beer
brought to us by Mr.. Eli W. Thomas. He
says his field is getting white
The grape crop is so fine and abundant
this year, that many citizens are buying
grapes and making vine
The whistle of the old American NarbI,
Company's engine, under the new man
agement. sounds familiar.
Messrs. Geo. S. Owen, J. H. Barnes anC
II. Schoenthal left last Monday to attenC
the State Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows il
session ct Columbus.
Prime lump coal can be bought thi
month for 81 per ton, guaranteed to be frs
class. Buy now before it gets higher.
HENRY MEINkRT.
Buy your hats from Read Il Wiggin