The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Mrs. FRANK GRAVES and daughter are
stopping at the Elmwood Hotel.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS will get the MARIET>
IA JOURNAL for three months.
EVERYTHING points to better times this
fall.
COUNTRY schools are being we'll attended
this term.
See W. R. Power for information about
a,good investment for young men.
A perceptible shortening of the days al>
ready noticeable.
DEMOCRATIC primary next Saturday. Be
sure to vote.
School Books at Crosby's Drug Store.
BARBEoUEs, picnics and camp meetings
are furnishing good times to the people.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Weaver, of Atlanta
are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. R. HIRscH left last Sunday for New
York to buy fall and winter stock of goods
Mr.. LEWIS KLEIN has gone to Baltimore
and New York to bry fall stock OF goods.
Mr.. HOWARD CoRYELL's new dwelling is
nearing completion.
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 & WlGGINs.
Call and see my stock of clothing before
you buy. R. HIRsCH.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
Hirsch has the largest stock Of furniture
in the city.
BORN to Mr.. and Mrs. S, W. Jones on
Monday, a fine girl.
Mr.. j. WILDER GLOVER left Tuesday to
enter school at Suwanee Tenn.
School Books at Crosby's Drug Store.
Mr. R. B. SIMPSON, ST Mobile, is in the
city,
Mr.. j. c. SANGEs, of Piedmont, Ala, is
in the city.
Mr.. A. S. COHEN wife and children, of
Atlanta, are visiting DR.. J. T. Groves FAM
lily and will be here several weeks.
JUSTICE SIMMONS, of Atlanta was in the
city Sunday. His family is at the Elm~
wood Hotel
Indian War Pensions, under act OF Cons
gress, July q, 1892 Call on
W K Power, ATTORNEY.
Mr.: Gus YORK. JR., left Tuesday to ac~
cept position of telegraph operator at
White Path, on the M. Il N. G. Railroad.
THE forage crop raised in this section
this year is the largest ever known. 1t is
good sign.
Be sure to vote and get your neighbor TO
vote in the Democratic primary next Sat-
urday.
The peach crop IS fine and is being well
utilized by. the provident housewives at
present.
Mr.. V. E. MANGET, JR, who has been
seriously sick we are glad to know is re-
covering and will soon be out again.
All persons indebted to US for Dry Goods
or Groceries will please come at once and
close their account by note. Please do not
delay. B. R. LEGG & BRO.
Bargains in spring and summer Clothing
and Straw Hats at Read & Virgins.
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
catarrh. '"Cacterine" is, the remedy.
Sold by E, J. Seize, Agent.
The farmers report the crops in splendid
condition A large crop of corn and cots
ton will be made.
HoN. WILLIAM GOAT of Marietta, accom-.
panied the Odd Fellows to Acworth last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. M. L. KIRK still sells his healths
giving, flesh Increasing water. He deliv-
ers it every morning at your residence.
Try it.
School Books at Crosby's Drug Store.
W. L Douglass $500 shoe for men at
Hirsch's s.
Madam rumor says you can buy spring
and summer Clothing now at the Haber~
dashers at greatly reduced prices, and it is
a fact. READ & WIGGINs,
Col Shapley Ross, of Waco, Texas,
father of Gov. Ross, says that "Cacterine,"
the Catarrh cure. did him more good than
all the other medicines. For sale by E.
j. Seize, Agent
Mr.. WILL L. PoM&RoY, of the M. & N.
G.. R. R., left last Monday on a two weeks
visit to Holyoke, Mass, and other Northern
cities.
Mrs. S. 4. MULLINS and daughter, Miss
Flora, and Miss Georgia Sarges have re-
turned from their visit to Piedmont, Ala
We are determined to give the Gem
City" first class Clothing and Hat store.
READ & WIGGINs.
S. E. HOWELL the Nashville, Chatta,
nooga & st. Louis city ticket agent, re.
turned last night from Nashville Wb;la