The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-06-01
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Readers.

The farmers are at work to enliver. trade
later on.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
picnic at Canton to-day.
! Mr.. w E. GILBERT has had an awning
placed in front of his stores.
If you would be healthy, wealthy ard
wise, pay your subscription and advertise.
P. 7. HANDY & Co., have had an awning
placed in front of their store.
MRS MAGGIE BEGAN, of Atlanta, is stops
ping at the Elmwood.
Ice every day and Sunday too al John L.
Reeds.
$1,000 to loan on good real estate.
D. W BLAIR,
so Children's Suits at 60 cents each at
Hirsch's. =
Buckeye Lawn Mowers.
DoBBs & Bro
MISS FLETA TRAMMELL has returned from
her visit to Birmingham.
Col. L. N. TRAMMELL has had his resi-
dence repainted
Work on the new lib airy has been coms
menced
Messrs. l.. Black & Son are building a
cottage for Mrs. Hutchinson on the Max
well addition.
Mr.. D 8. Parks, Jr., has about finished
work on his house, near the new library,
improving it considerably.
Just received fresh lot of candies, at j.
L. Reeds.
Messrs Henderson & Austin have com
menced work on Mr.. Homer Reeds new
house on Church Street
MISS MAMIE LUMPKIN, of Rome, is visits
ing her brothers family, Mr.. Frank Lump,
kin.
CONGRESSMAN MADDOX thinks there will
be change in the Marietta ..postofice in
about ten days.
THERE is no better county for fruit grow.
ing than Cobb, and we are glad to see our
people taking more interest in the matter.
DR.. TATE, of Jasper, Ga, was in the city
Sunday, visiting his sister, Mrs R. N.
Holland.
THREE marriages are to take place in
Marietta in June-on the 18th, l4th and
'2lst.
Try a sack of Postelrs Elegant Flour, at
j. l.. Reeds store.
Mr.. HARRY SPlLMAN's family, of Atlanta,
are at the Elmwood, having fed from the
scarlet fever.
ARE you spending faster than you are
making money? If so, you will always have
your nose to the grindstone.
MARRIAGE may be failure with some,
but it seems to be a failure with some to
get married.
No matter how hot the weather, the edi>
tor has to get out his paper, and must have
local news, whether there is any or not.
Rev. d. L. BUTToLPH, Of Marietta, con-
Quoted prayer meeting at Calhoun Monday
night last.
Summer underwear at reduced prices at
Hirsch's.
Ice Cream Freezers reduced to lower
prices. DoBBs & Bro
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions.
Attorneys.
We will save you money in Hosiery. A
full line at BARNES SHOE Co
$1,000 to lend. Enoch Faw
THE city assessors. w. E. Granting, C.
A. Guyton and DR.. I. H. Springer, are on
their rounds.
II you promise to meet man or to do a
certain thing at a certain moment honor
your engagement,
1t is only when man is complimented
that he thinks he sees himself as others see
him.
Get "a block If that full weight Jersey
Butter finest on earth from John l.. Reed,
Remember, that an editors columns is
his stock in trade. He must get pay for
what he puts in them or he cannot live.
A young man in Marietta says the girl
he courts must be an rphan-fatherle
motherless and brotherless.
THE Ladies Parsonage Aid Society meets
at the residence Of Mr.. w. S. N. Neal June
lst at four o'clock.
MRS. D. F. MCCLATCHEY, Sec'y.
Mr.. w. J. NJ. HAMEs is terracing Ken.
nesaw Mountain. He has many thousand
peach trees set ont on the mountain which
will be bearing in three years.
The new houses being built will not
come under the tax assessors figures this
year, but they will swell the taxable amount
next year.
BLACKBERRIEs- excuse US the colore5
berries will soon be ripe, while June apples
will add to the "melon colo" pleasures Ct
Mo hove y,1 oirlo