The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-05-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

L HE cold weather has injured cotton.
Buy Stationery at Malone's.
Asbestos Lamp Wick, for sale by W. E.
Gilbert.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, J. H. Barnes, "a
fine girl.
THE Palace Drug Store has had some
fancy show windows arranged,
THE city park is looking decidedly pref
ty with its carpet of green and clean walks,
Coon separate pastures for colts and
COWS. j. G. MORRIS.
Crosbys for Paints. The best and low
prices.
The applicants for the Marietta posts
office are still on the anxious seat.
Born to MI and Mrs Eubanks, in
Piedmont, Ala, 10th inst, fine girl
Mr.. 4. H. Nothcutts is rejoicing over the
arrival of fine boy at his home.
Miss ANNE LILLY, of Gainesville, Ga,
is visiting Mrs. D. N. Anderson of this
place.
Mr.. G. H. WHITAKER and family, of
Ringgold, have moved to Marietta.
The North Georgia Methodist Conter>
ence will meet at Gainesville, November
29rh Bishop Haygood will preside.
Mrs. Began, of Atlanta is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Frank Lumpkin, of this place.
Mr.. Jim Bennett who has been attending
Young Harris Institute has returned home,
Buy Paints from J. D. Malone.
Miss Marie Gowan, of Warrenton, Ga.
is visiting Mrs. I. W. Read
Mr., j. S. Cohen, OF Covington, spent
Sunday with his family here, at DR.. Groves
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hilburn spent Sun
day and Monday in Cumming, Ga.
The A. P. Brantley Co will take pleas.
ure in ordering anything not in their stock
for their customers. Butterick patterns
promptly ordered
A NUMBER of Atlanta bicyclists spent
Sunday in our city.
Mr.. and MIS-. Robert Seals, of Birming,
ham, Ala, are on visit to Prot. Seals
family.
Asbestos Lamp Wick need no trimming
will last twenty years and save labor in
cleaning chimneys. For sale by W. E.
Gilbert
Miss Lula Ryall and Miss May Gober
left last Friday morning for Spartanburg,
s. c., to visit the Misses Cleveland
Mrs. B. Lowry and her daughter, Miss
Mary, Of Atlanta visited friends IN this
city Sunday.
Paints and Oils OF Crosbys are the best
MONEY TO LoAN-SeSsions & Sessions
Attorneys.
We will save you money in Hosiery A
null line at BARNES SHOE Co.
$1,000 to lend. Enoch Faw
Buy your Suits of Read & Virgins.
They will clean them free of charge.
Mr. W T. MosHER has stuffed the cuti.
Gle of Atlanta's dead camel, tor which he
gets $3.50.
The bicycle riders are increasing in
number in Marietta. The men are catch~
ing the fever.
Rev. DR.. BUTToLrH preached at Sums
merville, Chattooga county, last Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
We are fully satisfied that Marietta is a
winter resort" from the cold spells we
have had.
Buy Drugs from j. D. Malone.
James Mearss shoes for men at Hirsch's.
Coz. SEElY will build three cottages at
once two on lot in rear of the Methodist
church and one on'Waterman street.
The Marietta Journal and Cherokee Ads
vance are the newsiest papers that come to
this ofice.-Dahlonega Signal.
Don't buy Furniture until You have calls
ed to see us. We are anxious for YOUR
trade ard will show it by giving you prices
that will be appreciated. W. E GILBERT.
Mr. William D. Anderson, Jr, is going
around with his arm in sling, as the re-
suit Of a successful vaccinated arm.
Paints at lowest figures Crosby's Drug
House.
The State Episcopal Convention met in
session in Marietta on Wednesday morn>
ing. The attendance is large and the
prospect is for q very interesting and
profitable session. Marietta extends
cordial welcome.
School examination paper at Malone's
Drug Store.
The A. p Brantley Co., will take pleas
ure in ordering anything not in their stock
for their customers. Butterick patterns
promptly ordered.
Mrs. Lou LANDERs, wife of Mr.. j. 4 ,
Landers Of this place, since the first of
January, at odd times, has pieced and
quilted a quilt containing 1850 stars or
2S l60 pieces. with a border of 225 scolions