The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-11-05
MARIETTA MATTERS.

tue people SUN attend the EXpoSluon.
Hon. A. S. Clay is attending Paulding
Superior Court this week.
TAXES is taxing the wits of people how
to meet the taxes.
LOOKOUT Mountain has been sold to
Boston capitalists.
Mr.. D. G. JILEs, farmer of Red Rock,
died recently.
SEND us the local news from your sees
ton.
The Marietta Male Academy has lis
scholars in actual attendance
Mrs. E. R. Tennent left Tuesday on a
visit to Santuck. S. Q.
Mrs. Murray Moore and son, of Toledo,
Ohio, are at the lie Land House.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell leave for their
home in Covington, Ky, next Saturday.
A large number of people were in town
Tuesday, sale day
Crosby keeps full line Of De Woes Tube
Paints
Miss Anna Davis, of Barlow county, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Shockley, at toe
Elmwood.
Mrs H. S. Anderson and son, Henry,
will leave Thursday on visi: to Waxa>
hachie. Texas.
We don't know which Marietta has the
most of-pretty girls or pl city babies. No
town can excel us for either.
The ground is covered with leaves, AID
the hunters tread cracks them giving a
note o. warning to game.
MRs. CRAWLING, mother of Fl. NJ. Gram>
ling, of Acworth, fell dead at Kennesaw
last Friday week
A number of our farmers are building
new houses and improving old ones, which
is an evidence of prosperity.
MRS. W. C. MANSFIELD and little boy
are in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Au.
thur Springer.
The work on Lawrence street is consid>
cred by our citizens as great improve
| ment.
Mr.. Joel Mable ard family, of Smyrna
have moved to Decatur, Ga. Mr. Craw,
fordiis occupying Mr. Mables home place,
Full line of De Woes Tube Paints, just
received at Crosby's
Nj. Sloan Thompson, of Savannah
spent several days here last week visiting
his mother and brothers
Mr. J. NJ. BUTLER and family, OF Smyrna,
| have moved to their new home on Atlanta
street in Marietta.
Mr.. /. B. KENDRIcK, of Grady, Polk coun
ty formerly Of Kennesaw, was married tc
Miss Alice Pitts recently.
Mrs. W. E. JoNNARp and son, Aimison
of Chattanooga, spent last week in thu
city visiting her sisters, the Misses BULGE
THERE should be extra precautior dur
ing this dry weather about fire Flue
should be examined and everything don
to prevent Lonhagrations.
| Our flooring and ceiling are clear, n
knots or blue sap. L. BLACK & SoN.
| New stock of heating stoves just receiv
ed. No trouble to show them.
DoBBs & Bro
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
The largest stock OF clothing in the cit
at Hirsch's.
! For Clothing 60 to Read & Virgins,
Mrs MI Darwin, of Santa Rosa, Cal
ifornia, is in the city visiting her cousin
Mrs. A. Reynolds, Sr.
Master Dunklin Reynolds, son OF DR..
Reynolds, Jr., Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. "
| O. Farmer Nashville, Tenn
Mr. MET KEMP, son o. Mr.. Henry KEN
Of this place. was married to q beautiful
young lady in Boston, Mass, about tw
weeks ago. Best wishes. Met.
SOME fellows will spend several dollar
going to a circus hut say they are too poo
to subscribe for their county paper an
thee borrow.
The way tC build up home is to keep tn
money at home and make judicious invest
ments that will enhance the values of you
property and give people employment
| Workmen are putting in glass front i
the store formerly occupied by H. s. Ar
derson. The Messrs. Read & Virgins vii
occupy this store.
THOSE who have subscribed to the Roc
monument fund will please leave none,
at G. NJ. Crosby & Co. 8 drug store. w
want to close the matter as soon as posi-
BILE
Miss Eta Cooke, of this city, is tn
owner of pretty little dog, named Jack
which attracts no little attention H
would carry off the "blue ribbon" at an,
dog show.
Miss ELoISE WRIGHT, OF Opelika, Ala
| spent day or two last week with Mis-