The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-13

~ Ao"inS ihoSA%ptiouj III PAIN letlefS,
is on it: Benjamin Dey, Co. c., l34th
Regiment N Y. v" In the centre,
encircling-Co. c., is crescent The star
had q catch and pin, showing that it was
worn on the lapel OF coat or vest. Mr..
Morley discovered 1t while blowing. 1t is
not in the least corroded and wears a
bright polish. Now the question is, where
is Benjamin Dey? Is he dead or living :?
Where in New York does his people live
If they would like to communicate with
Mr.. Morley, letter addressed care OF the
Marietta JOURNAL will reach him.
To ExoHANGE-Hulls, Meal and cash for
Cotton Seed, in July and August.
A. ARMSTRONG
For SALE-The Jack Thompson place,
80 acres u miles from Smyrna, J mile of
railroad. Terms reasonable.
CLAY & BLAIR
The tenth annual reunion of the Seventh
Georgia Confederate Veterans Association
will be held at Villa Rica, Ca, July 2lst.
The programme will be- Association
called to order by the President, G. w. L.
Powell vocal music; Prayer by Rev j. B.
Hunnicutt, music by the band, Address
of welcome by James M Hamrick, OF COM
pany F. music by the band; Business
meeting Recess OF one hour for dinner;
Installation of officers for 1894 Short
speeches by members of 56th and 4lst
Georgia, invited veterans and members of
the association vocal music and benedc.
ton. A number of veterans in this county
will attend
We Lave just received nice lot of sums
mer and midsummer light weight clay
worsted sack and cutaway suits. Our
trade has been unusually good, which re.
CURED US to buy filling in lot, that will
go remarkably cheap. Get our prices be-
fore buying. READ & WIGGINs.
Mr.. John I. Brantley, OF tie finn of
The A. P. Brantley Co., left Saturday for
New York where he will buy goods and
will then visit Rock Island, r. l., and
other places in New England states, and
will be absent some three months. In the
meantime Mr.. Walter L. Sessions will
hold the fort at the store where he will
be glad to wait on tfeir numerous custo>
mers We'learn that this firm has done
fine business in the past six months, their
sales averaging over 20 per cent. increase
over the previous six months last year.
We are glad to learn this fact, and shows
that the times are not as hard as some
croakers would make us believe.
Do you wish suit of clothes? If so,
call to see Hirsch's line.
From Marietta, Ga, to the Worlds Coz
lumbia Exposition via M & N. G. and
Knoxville, Tenn. Through Pullman Sleeps
ers Knoxville to Chicago in % hours. Stop
over privileges allowed at Cincinnati, LOUIS
vile, and Indianapolis. Rate $50 60 round
trip. Apply to any Agent or to
w. B. BRADLEY,
General Passenger Ticket Agent.
Mr.. Erwin Maxwell writes us that he 1e>
tires from the management OF the Hotel
Emery, Cincinnati, to 60 to his farm at
Loveland, Ohio, but can be found at the
hotel when in the city. He says he re-
grets having sold his Marietta residence,
for now is the time he would have enjoyed
it more than ever. Come back, Mr.. Max
we'll and buy another place. We want
you here and you will find cordial well
come
Hirsch has nobby line of walking canes
Call to see his stock.
Our ladies' $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal TO any 81 so on the market. Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co
Mr.. Cook, who has been running hotel
at Barnesvilla, arrived in the city this&veek
and will take charge of the Elmwood Ho
tel, which his wife has been running so
successfully the past few months. Miss
Annie Cook, his daughter, also Gccompa-
MED him to Marietta, and is at the Elm>
wood.
Dr. W. B. Handy, of Middleton, has
turnip that measures twenty>four inches,
which he thinks is 'turnip" that beats
the Kenpesaw ran Mr.. J. W. Roberts,
of Post Oak district. has left with us
turnip which also measures twenty -four
inches. This shows what Cobb county
soil can do.
Read Il Virgins offer great bargains in
shoes for the next thirty days. We mean
to clear out our stock to get ready for our
immense fall stock. Get prices. An eye
opener.
Mayor 7. W. Glover says heread the Ma,
rietta JOURNAL in Cincinnati Thursday
morning, the day of publication, which
was received by Mr.. Maxwell at the Pals
ace Hotel. The JOURNAL is hustler"
and gets there LIZ on fast vestibule
train.
Vegetables and fruits are adding to the
pleasure and comfort of the palates of our
| people now. This is good land, and PEG.
pie ought to be more grateful and less
complaining. There is positively no SUIT,
fering in the land, but the people are we'll
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