The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-05
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers
Flower Pots at Alston's s.

Florence Bros & Reid will sell you
child's good shoe Tor 4Octs.
The health of Marietta is remarkabl,
good.
THIS is the last month of the World
Fair. 1t is now or never.
| Ready with aIfull STOCK children's schoo
shoes. The A. P. Brantley Company.
| Where is the man who does not ride {
hobby?
We regret 10 learn of the sickness of MI
John L Reed.
Mr.: A. ARMSTRONG took in the Worlds
Fair before he returned home last week.
GRADUATED Sugar, New York Standard
Is pounds for $l.OO. CLARK & Mons.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrett, q
fire girl.
He:nz's Pickles at Alston's.
The little debts need paying as we'll as
the large ones.
The visit of King Cotton will make hard
tunes take leave of absence.
See Florence Bros & Reid before buying
your Shoes and Boots and save money:
Mr.. l. D. Upshaw has sold his farm and
will move to DouglasviIle.
Miss Lula Latimer. of Greenville, S. c.,
is visiting the family of DR.. Groves.
Mrs. J. j. Hunt, Jr., visited Rome last
Saturday, returning Tuesday.
sFlues should be examined before start
ing winter fires.
MRS. B. A, WHITE, of Brunswick, is on
a visit to Capt. White and family.
Millinery Opening Tuesday, Oct. 10th
1893. The A. P. Brantley Company.
MRS. SALLIE MULLINS has had her resi>
dence repainted.
Mr.. JAMES P. sam, of Acworth, was in
the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Way and daughter,
hlli2e, are visiting at Mr. Geo. J. Gable s.
Don't fail to read our prices on Tinware
in another column on this page.
Ell DoBBs & Bro.
LosT-On Sunday, Oct. lst, a silk bag
i containing spectacles and an ear trumpet
| The finder will be rewarded by leaving
same at the JOURNAL effice.
Eads~Neel Co, the great clothiers o.
Atlanta have big advertisements in this
issue. jack Moore is with this firm.
For Rant have for rent next wear
the store house where Mr.. Hirsch does q
furniture business. A. s. CLAY.
I The W. & A. R. R., reduces the rate
from Atlanta to Chicago and return, fol
40, good for fifteen days.
MISS NELE SMITH, of Opelika, Ala, and
Miss Mamie McCrary, of Lakeland, Fla,
are visiting Rev. H. J. Ellis family.
MISS ANNE LArIMER. Of Greenville, s
c., is visiting Miss Gussie Groves OF THU
place.
Miss PET GRAVES, of Atlanta, visited he
friend Miss Grace McClatchey on las
Sunday.
The funeral of Mr.. H. L. Stanback will
be preached the third Sunday in thi
month at the Methodist Church in Smyrna
Some farmers in this county have. cot
ton on hand two years old. THIS show
that they are able to hold it.
'Possums are now on parity with po
tatoes. Congress can go on with its ra
killing.
Mr.. B. D. Brantley arrived in the cit,
Saturday. His wife has been in the cit,
several weeks.
The streets were crowded with wagon
loaded with cotton on last Saturday. Bus
mess was lively.
Miss Minnie Boston has returned to tn
city after an absence of several week
visiting relatives in Rome.
Mr.. John 7. Brantley spent two week
at the Worlds Fair. He is now at hom
again ready for business.
'Arbuckle's Coffee % cents per pound.
CLARK & NIGH's
Millinery opening, Wednesday AND
Thursday, Oct. 4th and 9Th.
| MRS. G. C. BRUMBY.
Smoke Cuesta cigars at w. j. NJ. Hames'
THOSE who attended the Worlds Fair
talk more about what they saw in Chicago
than the Fair.
MASTER LITcHMAN Lizard suffered frac
ture of his arm a few days since by falling
off porch.
Mr.. G. D. Sanford, enroute from the
Worlds Fair to Macon, stopped off few
days with his brother, Prof. s. V. Sanford
Everything usually kept in first elias,
CIR ocery can be bought at Clarke Nigh't
cheaper than in any other house in the city
Havana Pure Cigars are for sale BY
Palace Drug Store Co., VIM. Aston & Son
W. T. Mosher and Il. II. Clay.
For few days you can get Crocker,
and Glassware at cost at W. j. Nj. Hames
Choice Hams Dnua hr.nJ nc oo...