The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-11-02
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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her visit to Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Matte Glenn, of Atlanta, is visit
ing friends and relatives in the city.
The leaves are falling to mother earth
very rapidly.
Crosby's Headache Tablets are a posi-
tive cure.
Mr.. Stephen Mosher of Hillsdale, Mich,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. W. 7. Mosher
| The frost Tuesday morning looked like
young snow.
Miss May McCulloch left Saturday on
visit to Montana.
Mrs. J. T. M Haire returned to the city
last week from visit to McGhee, Tenn.
Small manufacturing enterprises would
greatly help Marietta.
Mrs T. G. Edmonston and daughter left
last week for her home in Houston, Texas.
PROF. F. L. FREYER has returned from
the Worlds Fair.
NOTICE Coal DEALERS Sealed bids will
| be received for the lowest price per ton OF
good lump coal to be furnished in Marietta,
two or four tons per month, during the
winter. Address Lock Box 3, Marietta
Rev. W. A. NEsBIT, of Cedartown, was
the guest OF Rev. j H. Patton last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haynes, in
this city, a fine boy.
The most elegant lamps and largest as
sortment at Crosby's.
| CoT1oN keeps coming to Marietta. The
''gin posters" do not scare them worth a
cent
MISS AGNES HARDEMAN gave very
pleasant party last Friday evening at her
home on Anderson street
have Miss Lewis with me again, who
is a beautiful trimmer. Come and let her
| trim your hat. Have a lot of children s
cloaks and caps and many other things.
MRS G. G. BRUMBY.
Mr.. Bob Lawhon, of the United States
Navy, is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Lawhon.
| ALL FOR GUEss.-Read & Virgins
offer you suit of clothes or an overcoat
{ free of charge. Read their advertisement
for particulars.
1t costs some man more to obtain pop
ularlty than the public estimates it after it
has been gained.
For SALE-Fine Poland-China Berk>
shire Pigs A. G. MCKENNEY.
Mr.. E. P. Dobbs and bride returned to
the city last week from their bridal tour to
the Worlds Fair
Nothing like Morphine or Opium are in
| CroSby's Headache Tablets, and you will
find Immediate relief.
Rev. j. W. Baker preached at the Pres
byterian CHURCH last Sunday morning and
DR.. Buttolph at night
Mr.. W. NJ. McKenzie's new residence
on Church street will be the handsomest
house in town, when finished
Mr.. Chuck Anderson and Mr.. J. T. AM
derson returned to the city last week from
the Worlds Fax.
The Methodist Parsonage Aid Society
will meet at the residence of Col. W. R.
Power Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
MRS. D. F MCCLATCHEY, Sec'y.
The mrn who sits down to wait for some>
thing to turn.up will need a cushion on
his seat.
No man will wake up in the morning
and find himself famous unless he has
worked hard the day before.
The most feshNtorming food is sugar,
| Thin people can't use too much of it; fat
people can't use too little of it.
Fo2 SALE-A good horse, buggy and
harness, cheap. Apply to DR.. N. N. Gober.
Go to BILL HAMEs' new market for fine
meats.
Hirsch will save you money on Shoes
Call to see him when in want.
JOHN EUBANEs passed up the road Sun,
day enroute to Benefited, Va, where he
goes to accept position with the N. & W
r. R.-Canton Advance.
Rev. ]. h. PATTON last Sunday was Al
Gainesville, and assisted in the installation
services of Rev. L. D. McDougall as pastor
Of the Presbyterian church.
DIED.-The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. T. Mathis died on Wednesday of last
week and was buried in the city cemetery
here.
DR.. HEIDI preached two magnificent
sermons at the Methodist Church Sunday.
For power and eloquence they would be
hard to excel
The fire engine house is draped in
mourning in respect to the memory of Mr..
James B. Barnes, deceased, who was a
member of the Hook and Ladder Company.
Miss Sallie Moore, of Acworth. is visits
ing Mrs M. r. Lyon. Miss Ada Tumlin,
who was also on a visit to Mrs. Lyon, has