The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-13


PROF. j. S. STEWART has been re>elected
by the Board of Education. Superintendent
Of the Marietta Public Schools.
You can get any thing you want in light
weight coat and vests, from Read s. Wig
gins.
Mr. W. N. Mckenzie has let the con-
tract to build his residence to Messrs. L.
Black & Son, who will begin work at once.
COL W. P. McClatchy and Mr.. James
c. Howell, of Chattanooga, were in the
city on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoppe have retul ned from
their bridal tour and are at Mr.. and Mrs.
j. R. Brumby's.
Our Banks are run by careful business
men, who are going to keep STEADY In the
boat, in safe and reliable manner
A number Of our neonle say they will
visit the Worlds Fair in September, pro-
vided the Railroads reduce the rates.
The. Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall has
beed greatly improved by the carpenters
and painters.
Watermelons are getting plentiful and
reasonable in price-a large one for ten
cents.
The Peabody Institute met in Marietta
last Monday and is largely attended. II
promises to be very profitable session.
Straw hats are going, not only to the
Worlds Fair, but at your own price at
Read 4 Virgins
MAYOR T. W. GLOVER and bride return
ed from their bridal trip last Friday, and
are at their home on Whitlock Avenue.
PROF. SANFORD has returned to the city
after an absence of several weeks in Ma
con, and is stopping with Mr.. George
Sessions.
Mr.. J. P. Ogletree formerly of Cobb
now merchandising in Atlanta, gave us q
pleasant call last Friday.
Miss Matte Glenn, the beautiful daugh
ter of Rev. W. F. Glenn of Atlanta, il
visiting MissLena Sessions.
Books are now open for the payment o
city taxes at council chamber in cour
house. R. E. LAwHoN, City Tax Col
There are quite number of summer Wis
itols in town now at our hotel and boarding
houses.
W. G. Mansfield late president of the
Cleveland -four mills, has accepted po'
sition with the consolidated -four mills o.
Sweetwater and Chattanooga.
TIE blackberry crop has been injured
by the want OF rain, and the shortuess 81
the crop makes The editor feel like his
"rations" were getting short.
Marietta and Lost Mountain clubs play
ed game of base ball at the race track
Saturday afternoon, resulting Is to II in
favor of Marietta.
We believe there are more than million
of English sparrows in Marietta. About
dark if you toss rock mp into tree thick
with leaves, the spsrrows fly ont in droves
Bishop NELSON preached at St. Jane.
Church Sunday Afternoon and administer,
ed the right of confirmation to six candi,
dates for membership.
Hon. S, R. Cochran, we learn, is i'm
proving very fast from his recent sickness
and you may expect to see him in Marietta
most any day.
The Marietta base ball team played I'm,
ion Chapel club Wednesday afternoon o
last week at the race track, resulting in l;
for Marietta and 7 for Union Chapel.
Keep cool if you can, ard if you can
keep cool, keep as cool as you can, b.
buying yourself light weight coat anc
vest from Read & Virgins.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
Mrs. Branham Anderson, of Covingtop
is spending few days in Atlanta. Sh,
will go to Marietta to visit her sister, Mrs
Corley, who is spending the summer there
Atlanta Herald
A Pen Picture of the Worlds Fair" By
Marietta young lady, the first part which
appeared i'll last week issue, is concluded
in this issue and can be found on SECOND
page.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch's.
The largest line of Mems neckwear eve,
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
The A. P. BrantleY Co., takes additional
space this week and advertise their clear,
ance sale, giving prices that will astonisE
you IF Won want hAroains now is +be