The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-05-11
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Peneiled for Journal
Readers.


c. E. JOHNSON has been appointed posts
master at Oakley Mills, Cobb county.
DR.. W. 7. RlDENouR, wife and son, of
Toledo, Ohio, are at the Leland House.
The wind last week uprooted several
trees around town, one in the park.
THE Odd Fellows Hall has been wains
coted and otherwise improved.
WHOEVER opposes truth is bound to come
out loser oy it.
NONE so thoroughly over estimate as
they who over-estimate themselves.
COBB county has a great deal to recon-
mend itself to people looking for homes
SUNDAY was a nice day, hut Monday
opened up with cool rain.
THERE were three newly married couples
at the Methodist Church Sunday morning.
Two good marble cutters and letterers
can find steady employment by applying
at once. L. S. Cox.
Mr.. JOHN COOPER, OF Atlanta, was here
Sunday and Monday
Mrs. NJ. E Haynes is or visit to jack
sonville, Ala.
Miss Maud Cole spent several days in
the city last week.
Mr.. Tom Hill and daughter, Miss Della
are on a visit to Macon
A good Pheaton Top Buggy and harness
for sale at a low price. L. S. Cox.
Mrs j. u. Patton and son Tom, are on
visit to Oxford, Ca, and jacksonville. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes, and son,
spent Sunday in the city visiting relatives.
Congressman Carter Tate was in our
city Saturday.
PICNIcs seem to be abundant all through
he county.
Mrs. Webster Cole has returned to her
home in Illinois.
The Mcneil Marble Company petitions
for incorporation in this issue.
Gen. Henry Il. Jackson, of Savannah, is
visiting Mrs. W. A. Copper.
All Dry Goods, Shoe and Millinery
Stores close at P NJ, from May 18th to
August 10Th.
The BREAD contest, as advertised in Mc>
Clatchey's column, is extended to the 18th
inst
Miss Fannie Kilby aud Miss Lizzie
Morris, are visiting Mrs. Marlborough, at
Augusta, Ga.
Mr.. W. Il. Fox knows how to raise fine
strawberries. We enjoyed those he sent
US, for which he has our thanks.
For clover hay at 75cts per hundred, adj
dress N. NJ. Mayes or leave orders with
P. L. Handy
DR.. CHRISTIAN, OF the Wesleyan Advos
cate, preached morning and night at the
Methodist Church Sunday
HoLD on to principle The love of
money robs many a man Of the prospects
OF glorious 1uture.
THE store occupied by Mr.. W. Z Gilbert
has had glass front put in it. and has
been also refoored and receiled.
All Dry Goods, Shoe and Millinery
Stores close at P. NJ, forom May 10Th to
August 18th.
Read & Virgins is headquarters for
Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
Hirsch has large line of Dry Goods,
Gloves and Hose that must be sold.
Ice Cream Freezers reduced to lower
prices. DoBBs & Bro.
SOME bad cases of love are cured by mar,
rage, some are aggravated, but the game
is as popular as ever.
Col. SEELY has bought the Cumpsty lot
on Waterman street and will build a cottage
thereon.
We are glad to see that our farmers are
turning a good deal OF attention to fruit
culture.
All Dry Goods, Shoe and Millinery
Stores close at P. NJ, from May 18th to
August 18th.
Buckeye Lawn Mowers.
DoBBs & Bro
WHENEVER a man who knows how to
beat the bass drum goes to new town he
complains that the place is not musical.
A good mans life is rebuke to bad
mans life, and the bad man dislikes the
good man on that account,
Think every thing unpleasant is iutend>
ed for some one else unless your name is
called. 1t will save you lots of worry.
Mr.. AND MRS. Charles P. Stephens re-
turned last Thursday from their bridal tour
and are stopping at Mr.. and Mrs, j. NJ.
Austin's.
State School Com missioner Bradwell has
decided to hold the Peabody Normal at
Marietta, beginning the second Monday in
July and continuing for four weeks.