The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-06-16
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.
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mr.. u ENRI hChLMAN HAS EeLuTueU IRON
his visit to Connersvile, Ind
The school is the corner stone of the
State.
Dress does not always make the man,
but it frequently breaks him.
Buy your Fruit Jars from Florence
Bros. Reid. Cheapest in town.
Some men think they are business men
when they are only busy bodies,
ADVERTISE freely and literally. Yes,
but not at the expense of your creditors.
AN excursion to Knoxville, on NJ. s. N.
G. R. r., July 3rd, by the colored folks.
The schoolmaster, rather than the polls
tician, carries the destiny of the nation in
his hands.
A fine young mare and colt for sale
cheap. ASA DARBY.
ICE.-We will furnish our customers ice
every Sunday morning from to clock.
Come to the back door. JNO. l.. REED.
Remember we make speciality of Cloths
ing, Shoes and Hats.
READ & WIGG1Ns.
MoULTRIE NJ. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
EXTRA at the Bee Hive-a ball and bat
with each child suit.
Summer underwear at reduced prices at
Hirsch's.
The matter Of making new friends is a
comparatively easy one, keeping the old
ores is where the rub comes
BRAINS have built and they rule the mod.
ern world, but brains would be neither wise
nor efficient without education.
I sell the Crystal Ice company's ice, the
best manufactured. JNo. l. REED.
IT is the fellow who does big things now
and not the one who is going to do them
next year who should command respect.
Mr.. ]. II. BATE visited Griffin last week
and has an eye to opening up branch OF
his business at that point.
Go to Florence Bros. & Reid's for Fruit
Jars and Jelly Glasses.
Granulated sugar at IS pounds for 81. co.
JNo. L. REED
Miss Rosa JoYyER, OF Hattiesburg, Miss
is on a visit to the family OF Mr.. J. c.
Talley.
MISSES Jennie Pierce and Jennie Nc
Cord, of Augusta, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph NJ Brown.
WANTED.-The Phoenix Foundry and
Machine Works of Marietta, will purchase
old metals such scrap iron, brass, corner
and lead.
Go to Read & Virgins Clothing Store
for Clothing. They keep the largest and
best assorted line in town.
A few more of those cheap suits still on
| hand. Come quickly or you will be left.
K. LEGG i Bro.
Ladies will find our Easy Corner" a
very attractive place to rest themselves
when out shopping or when passing by.
Centre table kept supplied with the cur
rent fashion literature.
The A. P. BRANTLEY Co,
MRS. D. a. WYATT of Marietta and little
daughter Lena, LETT Saturday tor few
months visit with her children in St. Louis.
Mr.. j. Bella CAMPBELL and Mr.. George
Campbell, of Atlanta were in the city Sun
day.
Mrs. L. W. WIRELESS and little daugh>
ter, Aleen, of Waxahachie, Texas, are in
the city OH visit to relatives.
Miss PAULINE THOMPSON, of Waxahachie,
Texas, and Miss Vivian Barksdale, OF
Sherman, Texas, are on visit to Mrs.
Ella Anderson.
Vegetables delivered Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Drop me postal,
j. L. SIBLEY.
MAN is the architect OF his own fortune,
bnt the architect sometimes adapts him>
self'to circumstances instead of trying to
change them.
The Democratic mass meeting here on
the first Tuesday in July, will have able
and eloquent speakers. You want to be
here sure that day.
Hirsch has just received large lot oil
| Negilege shirts in Flannels and Madras.
PROF. J. G. Harris, of Cedartown, was
in the city last Thursday, enroute to the
State University, being one of the visitors
appointed by Governor Northen.
HoN. L. F. LIVINGSTON has secured a
favorable report on bill to pay the heirs
of the late L. c. Mcclellan 81, 500 for cotton
taken during the. late war and used for
Federal Military purposes.
While other merchants are complaining
of hard times B. R. Legg Il Bro. are hav,
ing splendid trade. A full stock wei
bought and short profits tell the story
THE Democrats of Oregon District are
requested to meet at Oregon Court GROUND
on Saturday afternoon, June 18th, at :
o'clock. Business of importance. Let al
| attend.
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