The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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aOun0ant.
THE paint and whitewash brushes have
been pretty freely used in town this season.
THERE is nothing more distasteful to us
than politics
Mosr men know what they hate, lew
what they love. Has @
SAY, if you are going to run for Office,
why not announce your name?
The terror of being thought poor has
been the ruin of thousands.
Ma. AND Mrs. JAS. M. HILBURN are on
visit to relatives in Atlanta this week.
Who cannot keep his own secret ought
not to complain if another tells it.
MRS. W. P. ANDERSON and Mrs. Charles
DuP.e are on visit to Gainesville, Ga.
The right time for a man to repent is
when he finds out he is wrong
MRS. j. 2. FOSTER and daughter are vis>
ting relatives in Acworth.
MRS. MEIGs and Mrs. Cook of Macon,
arrived in the city on Sunday last
NOTHING grows much faster than trou.
bles that are nursed.
Extra at the Bee Hive-a ball and bat
with each child suit
We are determined to give the Gem
Cit" first class Clothing and Hat store.
READ & WIGGINs.
NEXT Saturday the Democratic clubs
will send up delegates to form a county
club.
Mr.. WILL BATE and bride, of Acworth,
spent Sunday in the city, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Bate.
THERE are momsnts when the heart
aSakens from sleep to feel itself alone
and in the dark.
Mr.. +. ScHILLING is putting up wind
mill at his residence on Washington Ave-
nue..
WHAT pity there are not canning es-
adjustments enough il Georgia to pre-
serve the surplus peaches this season.
Don T borrow your county paper when
you can get it for one dollar cash. Come
in and leave your name.
The Grand Jury was poled last week
before adjourning, and we are informed it
stood 10 Democrats, 2 Third Party men. l
Independent and l -committal.
Mr.. JACK ABBOTT, Of Acworth, was in
the city Tuesday. He reports that the
democratic club at that place numbers 1873.
The North Atlanta District Conference
convened here Wednesday night and will
be in session until after next Sunday.
Madam rumor says you can buy spring
and summer Clothing now at the Haber>
dashers at greatly reduced prices, and it is
fact. READ & WIGGINs.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
Hirsch has the largest stock Of furniture
in the city.
The books are now open for the payment
of city tax at the council chamber in the
court house R. Z. LAwHoN,
Clerk 4 Tax Collector.
W. L Douglass $500 shoe for men at
Hirschs.
Bargains in spring and summer Clothing
and Straw Hats at Read & Virgins
A SUPPOSED mad dog bit little white
boy last Thursday, near town, in most
savage manner.
BASE BALL still agitates the agitators,
and sore arms and bruised bodies are the
penalties.
FoR SALE-The two-story dwelling, on
Roswell street, occupied by Mrs. Brewer.
Apply to Edward Elder. GAINESVILLE, Ga.
HOTEL travel at this time is not very
brisk. Hotels throughout the country
complain of dull season
A SUBSCRIBER says his father was "a
years old on Sunday, the 10th INST, and
wants to know how many Sundays his
father has seen.
We devote our entire time to our busi>
reSs, and do all we can to please our cus~
toners in Clothing Shoes and Hats.
READ Il WlGGINs.
Call and see my stock of clothing before
you buy. K. HIRsCH.
MoULTRlE NJ SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent
The young men Of the city gave dance
at the Elmwood on last Thursday night.
A band from Atlanta furnished the music
for the occasion
SOME men say they believe i'll the Office
seeking the man, but you will notice that
they are generally around trying to get in
the way Of the Office.
THE Elmwood Hotel, under its new
management, is meeting the expecta-
tons of the travelling public. Good fare
cleanliness and polite attention.
ABUSE is not argument, and those who
indulge in it, will find that they make a
serious mistake. Vinegar never catches
flies. Sugar will.