The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-07


World Fair.
There has been humber OF elegant
homes built in Marietta this year.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Brumby and son have
returned from the Worlds Fair.
Messrs Ed Pomeroy and V. E. Manget
Jr., have returned from the Worlds Fair
Mrs, B. D. BRANTLEy is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Pomeroy.
Judge George F. Gober and wife re,
turned last week from the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. T. NJ. Tompson has returned to the
city from North Carolina.
Mr. Morris Hirsch lett Monday for the
Worlds Fair.
If you've got dollar hid away in an old
sock, pull it out and "let 'er roll"
As the summer season wanes, base bal
waues.
Editor Mckinney, Of the Blue Ridge
Post, gave US a pieaeant call on Monday
Miss Mabel Cortelyou and Mr.. Adrai1
Cortelyou returned from the Worlds Fail
last week.
For SALE CHEAP-One 5 room mouse
and large lot corner OF Waterman anG
Waddell streets, close in town. Apply tt
B. D. REID.
For SALE-Hulls, Cotton Seed Meal and
Wheat Brsn. Gentle mich cow $500.
A. ARMSTRONG.
REV. ]. A. WYNNE has returned from
the mountains of North Georgia and fillec
his pulpit last Sunday.
DEPUTY Sheriff Ed Williams is bach
again at the JAIL in the discharge of hi.
duties.
There is vast area sown in turnip seeC
this season. Our seed dealers have sole
hundreds of pounds.
Cherokee Court convenes next Monday
and Judge Gober and some of our attor
neys will be in attendance.
MEssRs. Robert L. Northcutt and Henri,
Lee Bennett left for the Worlds Fair las
Saturday.
CAPT. CoNMERFoRD, Superintendent O
the National Cemetery, has gone to tn
World's Fair.
BEFORE you buy, call and see the splen
did stock OF saddles, harness, brides
whips, &C., at John R. Sanges' shop.
The w. & A. R. r. switch engine ha
been taken off and the NJ. & N. G. switcI
engine does the work.
No man should engage in business
that he does not love. The chances fo
success are against him. unless he changes
Mr.. James 7. Anderson, cashier of thu
Marietta Trust and Banking Co., has taker
in the Worlds Fair and returned.
Mrs. Eva Standard will reopen her dress
making establishment Sept. Is, 1898. Ole
stand over the A. P. Brantley Co.
Call for Havana Pure Cigars.
Read & Virgins offer great bargains il
shoes for the next thirty days. We NEAR
to clear out our stock to get ready tor oul
immense fall stock Get prices. An ey,
opener.
Our ladies' $500 Goodyear welt shoe,
are equal to any $3.50 on the market. Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
The money stringency has hurt business
everywhere, but there has not been bust
ness failure in Marietta.
Mrs. C. NJ. CROSBY and daughter, Vir,
ginia, and Mr.. r. c. M. Lowell and wife
left last week for the World Fair.
Hirsch will save you money on Shoes
Call to see him when in want.
For RENT-A five room cottage back O
W. & A. depot. Apply to Jas. L. Sibley
You have to pay for your cigars and are
fenttled to the best. Havana Pure Cigars
are the best.
The largest line of Mems neckwear evel
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
Inc closing exercises OF Lost Mountain
Academy will take place Friday evening
September 18th, beginning at seven O clock
p. m.
Mr.. Moultrie Sessions and wife, Mr.
Newt Anderson and wife and Mr.. Charlie
DuPre, wife and three sons left Thursday
evening last for the Worlds Fair.
Rev. J. II. PATTON and family have re-
turned to the city. Mr.. Patton will occupy
his pulpit at the Presbyterian Church mex
Sunday.
Conductor Wade Dobbs and Engines
Charley Sparrow, of the NJ. & N. G. rail
road, are at the Worlds Fair this week.
Keep cool if you can, ard if you can
keep cool, keep as cool as you can, b,
buying yourself light weight coat ant
uaet from Read r. WiOoins