The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-24
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.
The town is full OF visitors.

reunion to-day at CRAFTS Park, Atlanta.
Only one Refrigerator left which will De
sold at or below cost DoBBs Il BIO.
Mrs. J. S STEWART and children have
returned home from Oxford, Ga.
One Jersey cow for sale al $25. Apply
to G. E Chamberlain.
For SALE-A goo6 three gallon mich
cow. No calf Best of qualities. Apply
at this Office.
MEssRs. V. E. Manget, Jr., and Ed.
Pomeroy left Monday tor the Worlds Fair.
Miss ADDIE WINTERS has returned home
from the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. THOMAS NJ. BRUMBY and son will
leave Thursday for the Worlds Fair.
Mr. BERTHE Freysr las gone to the
World Fair.
Rev. J. A. Wynne assisted in meeting
in Cumming last week.
Call for Havana Pure Cigars.
Mr. Peter Kolb has been appointed
storekeeper and gauger for Cobb county.
A number of families from Pensacola,
Fla, and Brunswick, are in Marietta.
THE proverbial healthtulness of Marietta
is fully sustained by the record.
Mr. Chipley Seize left Sunday tor the
Worlds Fair.
Piano LEssoNs-Miss May Gober will
take limited number of pupils at reason
able rates. Apply for terms.
Last Thursday, on Roswell street. Mr.
T. A. Brand killed a large rattlesnake in
the public road. 1t had tour rattles.
Give home enterprise the preference.
Smoke the Havana Pure Cigar.
Miss Leila McClatchey left, Sunday for
the Worlds Fair. She accompanied MIR.
W. R. Joyner's party from Atlanta.
Mr.. Thomas Bussey, and his daughter,
MISS Matte Lou, and Miss Emma Lyon
lett for the World Fair last Sunday.
Judge Gober didn't get off to the World S
Fair last week, owing to judicial business,
but he and his wife left Monday morning,
accompanied by Miss Mamie Campbell
Major Henry Myers and wife came up
from Jacksonville, Fla, last week to spend
couple OF months.
Havana Pure Cigars are for sale by
Palace Drug Store Co.. W,n, Aston q Son
and W. T. Mosher.
Mrs. Mary Brannon, of Harris county,
and Mrs. Phil Hudson, of Columbus, Ca,
are visiting Mrs. George Gilbert,
Mason's Fruit Jars, pints, quarts, half
gallon. Call on Anderson Bros.
For RENT-Comfortabl FIVE room cots
tage on Locust street. Apply to-
MRS. C. T. GIGNILLIAT.
For RENT-A FIVE room cottage back of
W. & A. depot. Apply to Jas. l., Sibley.
The man who has full corn crib and
smokehouse can sit in his bone and smile
serenely until the money panic is over.
THERE are some people who would ex-
perience better times ifthey would improve
their time better.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keller returned to
the city last week from Lake Geneva, Wis
and the Worlds Fair
Deputy Sheriff Ed Williams has recover.
ed sufficiently from sickness to go to his
70 thar'c IN Tho nouptrv
MRS. J. 81. Boston and daughter, Miss
Minnie, left last Thursday on a visit to
relatives at Rome, Ga.
You have to pay for your cigars and are
entitled to the best Havana Pure Cigars
are the best.
Hon. j. Z. FOSTER acted as Solicitor for
day or two before the grand jury last
week, Solicitor Brown being called home.
The local pages of the Marietta JOURNAL
are always full OF good things-5ut there is
not dull column in that excellent weekly.
Atlanta Con stitution.
Parties desiring the instruction of Mrs
D. o. STEWART Ill luolEumcuLdL huSlC VIII
please see her at once as she will take but
eight pupils.
Mr.. Z. Y. HILL, of Red Rock district,
brought us the first open boil of cotton on
the 2lst. This was taken from field
where the hail fell so disastrously.
The largest line of Mems neckwear ever
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
Hirsch has a nobby line of walking canes
Call to see his stock.
Miss CHEsTERs School will open on
Monday, the third of September. Those
expecting to attend this school are request
ed to enter the first day, that the classes
may be arranged.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
The large number of people, who get of
the $50 .. m. train when it arrives from
Atlanta every day, creates stir, like unto
busy city.
23RD GEORGIA REUNION. There will be
reunion of the survivors of the 23rd
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