The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-04
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.
WATERMELoNs plentiful.

WATERMEIoNs plentiful.
A GOOD deal of hay being cut
A number of prisoners in Jail.
The new Baptist Church will be hand
some edifce when completed.
FISHING frolics still engage the attention
Of some. A# ft-
DEMOCRATIC primary August goth. Go
and vote.
THESE are the days when the citizen
hnds out how many warm friends he has
JUDGE GoBER held court in Gainesville
last week for Judge WelboSrn.
WANTED TO RENT.-Three or four room
house or rooms. Apply at JOURNAL Office.
Col. A. s. CLAY by invitation made a
speech at Dallas last Thursday.
EDITOR HoLDES, Of the Blue Ridge Post,
was in to see rs last Friday.
An Oregon Democrat has left with us a
Cleveland watermelon.
MISS ANNIE w. FAIRFIELD is on a visit
to Holyoke, Mass.
Mr.. AND MRS. W. j. NJ. HAxEs have an.
other fine boy at their home.
Col. W. s. CHENEY visited Rome, on
last Saturday, returning Monday.
We devote our entire time to our busi>
do oil 70 Yloo
toners in Clothing Shoes and Hats.
READ & WiGGINs.
Call and see my stock of clothing before
you buy. R. HIRscH.
For SALE-A second hand carriage. in
good repair, can be used for one or two
horses, cheap for cash or on time. Apply
at this Office.
Mr.. Victor MANGET, JR., is confined to
his home sick.
Miss FANNIE Cook, of Macon, is at the
Elmwood Hotel
Mr.. R. L. NoRTHcUTT has opened a
dancing school in the ball room of the
Elmwood Hotel.
SHERIFF. MCLAIN hiss another little boy
at his home to make glad his heart.
THE public school system will open up
here on the first OF September.
HiIsch sells Zeig ler's ladies shoes.
The man who attends strictly to his own
business, will not have time to attend to
other naonle's husinasS
THE watermelon crop is abundant, but
the melons are not OF that sweet meat as
of old.
Dir. ]. H. BARNES and family have now
ed into their new residence on Dixie Ave-
nue..
Miss LoUDIE Nolan has returned home
after very pleasant visit to Acworth and
Dallas
MARIETTA and Atlanta crossed bats again
here last Thursday, resulting to Is in
favor Of Atlanta.
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. f. LAwHoN,
Clerk l. Tax Collector
Bargains in spring and summer Clothing
and Straw Hats at Read & Virgins.
ENSIGN r. L. RUSSELL, Of the United
States Navy, is on visit to his brothers
here for short time.
Mr.. W. H. Fox has raised some extra
large tomatoes in his garden this year. He
has our thanks for a quantity.
In difficulty Saturday at base ball
game on Powder Springs road, Mr. Frank
Manning cut Mr.. Fortner on the arm with
a knife. Nothing serious.
Col. j. Il FOSTER and Mr. Foster Bars
Der delivered spe eches to the Democratic
club at Hendricks gin last Saturday after>
noon. The club numbers Al.
IN the county club report last week it
should have been stated that Mr.. Wash
Green was elected President, and not
Wash Grower.
We are indebted to Mr.. Joe Ii. Lester
for some very fine tomatoes one weighing
thirty>fve ounces, This shows how we'll
adapted our soil is to the growth of mans
moth vegetables.
THERE should be more political toler.
auce and not so much harsh language
used in political speeches The speaker
who cannot use moderate language had
better stay off the stump.
Largest stock of summer underwear in
the city at Hirsch's.
Mexican Cactus was thought to be worth
less until it was discovered that it cured
eatarrh. "Cacterine" is the remedy.
Sold by E, j. Seize, Agent
EXTRA at the Bee Hive-a ball and bat
with each child suit.
We are determined to give the Gem
City a first class Clothing and Hat store.
READ WIGGINs.
T. Al -