The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

iSaI io' lhO w OAAu alI ldSG SAOuudy.
EVERY now and then one or two of oul
citizens leave for the Worlds Fair.
The health of Marietta is excellent, anG
the doctors are idle.
Butterick Patterns at the A. P. Brant>
leE Cos.
A REAL active detective could unearth
several blind tigers in these parts.
Miss Elizabeth Cottinghall left for the
Worlds Fair Tuesday.
Miss Rosa North is visiting Miss Hattie
Whitlock.
Mr.. John D. Northcutt and family have
returned from White Path.
Nh. HOMER REEDS new house is about
completed.
Hon. Tom Watson will not speak at Ma
rietta on the 22d, but has changed his APP.
poiDtment to Kennesaw, August 22d.
MEssRs. HAWKINS are building nice
dwelling on the lot bought Of Mr.. Hames
on Cassville road.
Mr.. John g. Campbell, Mrs. Bella Camp
bell and Mrs. Charley Campbell are visit
ing the Worlds Fair.
Rev. Herbert Myers, of GAINESVILLE
preached at the Methodist Church Sun,
day night.
Mrs: GEO. W. WALKER and four chill.
dren, and Mr., Johnnie Howrer, of Gaines,
vile, Ca, are visiting relatives here
Sunday morning rain fell steadily until
y o'clock, interfering with church atten>
dance.
Mr. Charles 7. Shepard, formerly Of
Marietta, fell from building in Atlanta
the other day and broke his left arm.
Mrs. R. E. Sappington, OF Columbus
Ca, is spending the summer with hel
cousin, Mrs. G. r. Gilbert.
One yard wide Sea Island at the A. P
Brantley Co., at 5 cents
Mrs. A. W. York has returned from At,
tanta where she has been visiting hel
daughter.
Rev. Chalmers Fraser, of Atlanta, vii
preach next Sabbath morning and night il
the Presbyterian church.
Phillips and Cobb's Legion will hold 6
reunion at Grants Park, Atlanta, Angus
"a.
Work on Mr. w. N. McKenzie's new
residence has been commenced by the
contractors, Messrs L. Black & Son.
Mr.. Rutledge Aston left last Thursday
night on visit to the family of DR.. G. w
Cleland at Wagner, Indian Territory.
Miss Isabel Rogers will reopen her Kin>
dergarten and Primary School at her
home on Church street, on the l4tn Of
August.
The National Cemetery Is showing up
now under the careful supervision OF Capt
Commerford, Supt.
THE interest in peach culture in this
section is increasing, and the probability
is number of citizens will engage 10 it.
Mrs. JAMES THOMPSON and children, O.
Gainesville, Ga, are visiting Mrs. Frank
Lumpkin.
The largest line of Mems neckwear evel
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
MISS EMMA KIRKPATRICK, of Decatur, is
visiting Miss Nettie kirkpatrick of this
city.
The devil will find something for idle
hands and idle brains to do. So keer
your boys at work.
The A. P. Brantley Co. will give you
the Metropolitan every month if you ask
for it.
For RENT-A five room cottage back oil
W. & A. depot. Apply to Jas. L. Sibley
We will save you money in Hosiery. A
full line at BARNES SHOE Co.
Read & Virgins are headquarters for
ice cool Umbrellas, 40 in the shade.
Do you wish s1it of clothes If So
call to see Hirsch's line.
The Kennesaw House is being safely
anchored, replaste7ed and repainted and
will be open soon as first class hotel.
NEXT Sunday the Marietta campmeeting
opens up and the town will furnish large
number of attendants.
There are lots OF people who spend al
their money on their own selfshnsss, and
have nothing to help the needy.
Mrs. w. ]. M. Hames left last week on
visit to her mother at Conyers, who is very
sick.