The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-01
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Mr.. HARRY BURCH is in the city.
IT is very foolish to fight over politics.
CARTERsyILLE is about to lose her water.
works and gas plant.
Soon ,watermelons will be things of the
past
Mr.. Louis Klein, of the Bee Hive, re.
turned Saturday from New York
WANTED-One competent Basque Hand
Address Lock Box $40, Marietta, Ga.
All the boarding houses in the city are
crowded with summer visitors
Lofs of fodder was ruined by the rains
of this week.
Home made Tobacco at Bill Hames'.
Rev. HUGH K. WALKER, of Birmingham
has returned'from his European tour.
THE farmers are pulling fodder right
along.
For RENr-A FIVE room cottage, Apply
to ". A. McCrea.
THE man who doesn't hang out his shin
gle and advertise dies and leaves no sign
PRoF. J. R. SEALS has moved into hi
new residence.
School Books at Manget's.
Work for your town and that work viii
prove to be of interest to you.
THE Elmwood Hotel is full OF boarders
Under the present management, it is Civ
ing satisfaction.
The large potato crop which is nov
about made will prove no small item to
wards relief
School Books at Crosby's Drug Store.
PEoPLE judge their neighbors by them,
selves, when good when bad, by Other
neighbors.
Mr.. LEMUEL G. Downs and wife, of So,
vannah, visited W. S. N. Meals family las
week.
Mr.. ADRIAN CoRTELYoU and Mr.. Ec
Reed are attending Moore's Business Col
lege, Atlanta.
Ask your neighbor to subscribe for the
JOURNAL. 81 per year, Scots for six
months, 25cts for three months
Mr.. James MTdock, of Post Oak, was
kicked by mule on last Friday, which
bruised his right leg quite painfully.
JUDGE GoBER, COL c. D. Phillips Col
A. S. Clay and Mr.. Charlie Willinghan
attended Forsyth Superior Court last week
Mrs. j. T. NJ. HARE is visiting McGhee
Tenn her old home. Misses Niles ant
Dismukes will remain during Mrs. Hare
absence.
School Bookssat Crosby's Drug Store.
Bargains in spring and summer Clothin,
and Straw Hats at Read & Virgins.
Largest stock of summer underwear il
the city at Hirschs.
REMEMBER the State election for Gov
ernor, State house officers and for mem
bers of the Legislature takes place on Wed
nesday, October 9TH.
Mr.. B. R. LEGG, wife and daughter, left
for New York last week. Mr.. Legg goes
North to buy fall and winter stock for B
r. Legg & Bro.
Hon. Will G. Brantley, Solicitor Gen.
eral of the Brunswick Circuit, and family
arrived in the city last Saturday, and are
stopping at Miss Lou Ro5alts'.
Mrs HARPER, of Hickory, Miss. is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. w. E. Gilbert
Master Jimmie Harper, Mrs. Gilbert's
nephew, is also on visit here.
School Books at Crosby's Drug Store.
W. L Douglass $500 shoe for men al
Hirsch's.
Madam rumor says you can buy spring
and summer Clothing now at the Haber'
dashers at greatly reduced prices, and it il
fact. READ s. WIGGINs.
Now is the time to hand in your adver'
vertisements Fall season will soon be a
hand and the people will go to the busi
ness houses that invite them to come. 81
plant your advertisements now.
School Books at Manget's.
We are indebted to Miss Lula Campbell
daughter of our worthy citizen, Mr.. Johl
G. Campbell, for basket of nice figs
Such kind remembrance from the fair one
makes an editor ieel life is worth the living
The JOURNAL is adding new subscriber
every week. Every Democratic club shout,
see that the paper is largely distributed
Twenty-Five cents gets the JOURNAL 70
three months.
School Books at Crosby's Drug Store
We devote our entire time to our bust
ress, and do all we can to please our Gus
toners in Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
READ & WlGGINs.
Call and see my stock of clothing befor
you buy. R. HIRscH.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
| Attorneys.