The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-01-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Rev. ii. j Ellis, pastor of the Metho>
dist Church, is sick with la grippe.
| Rev. V. E Manget is at home sick with
the grippe.
Col. D. W. Blair has returned from a
business trip to Florida.
Miss INA FINcHER, of Greensboro, Ga,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. M. Austin.
Mr.. FLETCHER REYNOLDS is much i'm :
proved
7 Mr.. AND MRS. JoE BLACK have gone to
house keeping.
DIED-Mr. Russell Pace at his home in
this county, last Tuesday night. aged about
70 years.
Mrs j. M. Gable, after long illness, is
visiting some of her children this week in
Marietta.
Mr.. nj. P FLEMING and family, Of this
county, have moved to Jackson county,
Ga, where he will farm.
Mr. John Bella Campbell and Mr.. John
81. Cooper, of Atlanta, were in the city
last Sunday.
The grip don't seem to be any respecter
of persons, but makes victims of old and
young, white and colored.
Mr., J. P. GRoovER has bought Mr. Wade
| Whites cottage on street near Lawrence
and moved to it.
FINE Shad, Bass and other varieties of
fish at W. W. Perry Friday and Saturday
Rooms 10 RENT-Church street. Apply
to Miss c. A. Rogers.
The best and cheapest Furniture in
| town at w. E. GILEERT's
Mr. B. w. FLoRENCE, of this county. on
last Friday killed two pigs FIVE months and
one week old, and one weighed ia, and
the other l66 pounds.
| WANTED, BoARDERs.- Those desiring a
pleasant home, rooms furnished or unfur
nished, and well appointed table, will please
apply to Lock, Box 49, or ours" Chero>
kee ST., Marietta, Located just off the
square, and three blocks from depot.
The Farmers Alliance is having hand
some monument erected at the grave of
Rev. A. G. Dempsey. L. S. Cox has the
contract to put it up.
Antique Oak Dining Room Chairs, one
Antique Oak Sideboard and one Antique
Oak Suit will be sold at great bargain by
H. c. Dobbs
Col. Moultrie Sessions has bought the
residence owned by Col J. T. Foster He
will build cottage in the triangle in front
OF the house which is included in the sale.
Mr.. EUGENE SErzE, JR., and wife, Of
Atlanta, and Miss Carrie Rossignol, Of
GAINESVILLE, Ga are visiting DR.. Setze's
family
Mrs. GEO. D. PHILLIPS during her re
cent visit to Augusta suffered an attack o.
the grippe. She is expected home mex
Saturday.
Mr.. PETE WHITE, son of Mr.. Henry
White of Gadsden, Ala, visited his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Ruede, last
Sunday. He is attending business college
in Atlanta.
w. w. PERRY will have the finest lot OF
fresh fish Friday and Saturday that ever
came to Marietta.
China Mating from 20 to 35 cents at
w. X. GILBERT's.
MRS. DoBBs, who has been on visit to
her daughter, Mrs. j. S. Clifton, at Thorn
asville for several weeks, we are sorry to
learn is seriously afflicted with carbuncle
on her neck. "Mr. E. P. Dobbs left this
week to visit her, but expects to return by
next Sunday.
MoULTRlE M. SESSIONS, Real Estate
| Agent.
! For the largest stock of Furniture call
at Alrsch's and get the lowest prices you
ever heard of.
MR. I. W. GARRISON, SR., came in last
week and renewed his subscription to Jan>
uary 1894. He says he does not intend to
do without the JOURNAL as long as he lives
He is a we'll to do Cobb county farmer and
shows his good will that we highly appre,
ciate.
| wish to thank the farmers around MAJ
rietta for their patronage in the cotton seed
business this year and would be glad if
parties desiring to sell seed will bring them
in before the 18th of February. ( will
have cotton seed meal and bulls sold at
my old stand FLETCHER Warebouse) until
summer. T. M. THOMPSON.
My fish are direct from the fisheries
They have not been kept over in Atlanta
and then shipped. Try them.
W. w. PERRY.
| DIgD.-The wife of Mr. D. B. Parks, ST.,
died suddenly on Wednesday afternoon of
last week. She was one of the Oldest citi-
zens OF the place. She leaves husband
and grown children to mourn her death.
Her funeral and burial took place on
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