The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-03

State Road have been made all along the
line and also in Chattanooga. Outside
of Chattanooga" says the attorney, ''the
most important encroachments are at
Gainesville and Marietta. In these cities
the business and other houses occupy at
least eight or ten feet OF the right of way"
Now whose houses in Marietta are on the
right of way?
ONE OF our young men on returning
home from visit to young lady on We'd
nesday night OF last week, about halt past
ten o'clock, saw man on porch of
residence on Cherokee street, trying to
open the blinds. He thought it was the
owner of the house trying to open the
blinds, and remarked, as he passed, Cant
you get the blinds open p The fellow
jumped up and ran off. He was all un-
known negro, and was trying to burgIarize
the house.
The Marietta base ball club last week
gave the Gainesville club a warm recep~
ton by defeating them two games out OF
three, and now feel like they have gotten
even with that club. The Gainesville
club played well, but our young athletes
waxed it on to them ia fine style. The
Marietta boys entertained the Gainesville
club at the best hotel in the city--the
Elmwood-and did everything they could
to make their stay pleasant, except the
reserved right to defeat then. at the bat,
which they did.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch's.
The largest line of Mems neckwear ever
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
Read & Virgins are headquarters for
ice cool UmbSellas, 40 in the shade.
THERE IS a Marietta man who is per-
feet imitator with his mouth of birds, chick.
ems. etc., and he has dead coolies" of fun
while riding on the cars by having people
looking with wonder for live chicken in
hats, umbrellas, OF little bits of hand bag
gage of any kind. -Cartersville Courant-
American: You are correct. Mr.. Will S.
Cox is the man.
DR.. J. W. HEIDI, presiding elder of the
North Atlanta District, preached morning
and night at the Methodist church last
Sundays DR.. Heidi is preacher of culA
ture ard piety, and his sermons Sunday
were OF high order and profoundly in>
teresting. The Sunday morning sermon
was of marked ability and eioquence, STIR
ring and impressive.
IT is said that Mr.. Bud House, who is
now in Texas, is greatly dissatisfied on ac.
count of the failure of the crops in that
part of Texas. 1t is estimated that they
will hardly average twenty bushels OF
wheat to the acre.-Acworth Post.
We will save you money in Hosiery. A
full line at BARNES SHOE Co
Hirsch will save you money on Shoes
Call to see MIN when in want.
Mr.. GEORGE PHILLIPS has again placed
us under obligations 20 him for two nice
wate-melons and six fine canteloupes
Those who try Georges melons, find then
excellent, consequently he has no trouble
to sell them as fast as he brings them Il
| town.
Mrs. J. L. Nixon died in EIberton, Ga.
on Wednesday of last week She was thu
wife Of rev. j. F. Nixon, of the North
Georgia Methodist Conference. The de,
ceased was a sister OF Mrs. W. D. Ander
son of this place. We tender our sincere
sympathy to tie bereaved
Red Seal White Lead and pure Linseec
| OIL. at Malones Drug Store
| Straw hats are going, not only to tn,
| Worlds Fair, but at your own price a
Read & Virgins.
Hirsch has nobby line of walking canes
Call to see his stock.
Coal oAL!-Now is your time to lag
in your winter supply OF coal and we will
| be pleased to have your order. We are de
termined to sell none but the best MingC
Mountain, Jellico and Anthracite coal, free
from slack coal. Let US have your order
right new. WHl-LoCK & SMITH.
Read Il Virgins offer great bargains in
. shoes for the next thirty days We meal
I to clear out our stock to get ready for oul
immense tall stock. Get prices. An eye
opener.
Mr.. Anderson Hall and family, of Hop.
kinsville, KY, have moved to our city and
occupy one of Mrs. Harwood's cottages
OF Lemons street Mr.. Hall is a drum.
mer for the Blue Ridge Marble Company
and is cordially welcomed tc our city.
MASTERS Edward and Mark Groves, who
have been in the Thornwall Orphanage, al
Clinton, S. c., two or three years, are on a
visit to their grandmother, Mrs. w. F.
Groves, at this place.
Do you wish suit of clothes If so
call to see Hirschs line.
Keep cool if you can, ard if you can't
keep cool, keep as cool as you can, by
| buying yourself light weight coat and