The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-07

Arnold (nee Foster
Again we II hear those dear little feet,
Pattering by
Their music thousand fold more sweet.
In the sky
| JOY to think Of the Fathers care.
That holds them safe till we meet them
there,
Bye and bye"
AUNT WILLIE"
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
TEACHERS AssooIATIoN.-The white
teachers of Cobb county are earnestly res
quested to be present at the meeting of
the Teachers Association in Acwo.th, on
Saturday next Sept. llth. Every teacher
should be interested in the success of this
movement and contribute thereto by att
tending the meetings. Let rs take with us
we'll filled baskets and have a pleasant
social pic>nic as an aftermath. Hour of
meeting, 10 A. NJ. H. A. B.
The boy bicyclists at the race track last
week, under l6, had fine time. One
mile handicap was won by c. w. DuPre
from scratch in 80; Norman Gordon Sec
ond, and Will Blount third. DuPre rode
half mile without a saddle. Half mile
handicap for boys under IL was won By B.
Blount, of Pensacola, in 1.5O; Albert Reed
second, and Lewis Turner third. One
fourth mile handicap was won by Harry
DuPre by a scratch in so seconds, with
Albert Reed second.
There will be vast deal of pork ready
to kill when winter comes. Our people
have proftted by past experience and are
raising and fattening hogs. They are be,
coming more sslf-sustaining every year.
The railroad officials say they bring but
little provisions from the West now, their
traffic being reduced one halt
A. M. Dobbs, Secretary and Treasurer of
the Marietta Guano Co., LETT last night for
Chicago to visit the Worlds Fair. He
will also visit several Western cities before
his return which will be about November
the lst.-Atlanta Constitution.
A. M. Dobbs, Secretary and Treasurer of
the Marietta Guano Co., left the city last
night for Chicago to visit the Worlds Fair.
Will be absent about 10 weeks. Atlanta
Herald.
4. A. NJ. Dobbs, Secretary and Treasurer of
the Marietta Guano Co.. left the city last
night for Chicago over the W. & A. road
to visit the Worlds Fair.-Atlanta Journal.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch's
We will save you money in Hosiery. A
full line at BARNES SHOE Co.
Give home enterprise the preference.
Smoke the Havana Pure Cigar.
Read & Virgins are headquarters for
ice cool Umbrellas, 49 in the shade.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
JOURNAL Office
Mr.. Gus Mayes' large barn, in the
country, was burned Sunday night. Il
contained oats and fodder enough tc
winter twenty horses. He had fodder il
the barn that has been there since 1888
1t was the work of au incendiary.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Socie
ty will have cali meeting at Mrs. G. r
Gilbert's on Thursday, 7th, immediatel,
after the adjournment of the Parsonage
Society.
Straw hats are going, not only to thu
Worlds Fair, but at your own price a
Read & Virgins.
Coal Coal Now is your time to la;
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 now. WHl~LoCK IL SMITH.
Havana Pure Cigars are for sale by
Palace Drug Store Co., VIM. Aston & Son
and W. 7. Mosher.
Do you wish a sqit of clothes D.? If so,
call to see Hirsch's line.
Books are now open for the payment of
city taxes at council chamber in court
house. r. E, LAwHON, City Tax Col.
September is the business month. Cot
ton ought to begin to move, cash to circus
late, debts liquidated and goods sold
Then hard times will be forgotten.
Miss Nina Murray, of Watkinsville, Ga.
and Miss annie Billups, Of Decatur, Ca,
two charming)y beautiful young ladies, are
visiting the family of Mr.. Joe Murray.
Mr.. D. F. McClatcby, Jr, will leave
Saturday Tor the Worlds Fair in company
with Mr.. Paul Jones, of Gainesville.
Guests at Mrs. Browa's-Mr. Rixby and
wife, Atlanta; Mr.. W. H. Brasch, Column
bus, Ca; Mr.. D. C. Hair, Quincy, Ill.,; Mr..
j. E. Odem, Knoxville, Tenn. Mr.. Fell
mont, Telico, Tenn. Mr.. T. c. Riley and
M. T. P. McDermont, Rutledge, Vermont;
Messrs. Will and Tom Florence, Mr.. Hol>
lingsworth City; Mr.. W. A. Martin and
wife, Atlanta; Mr.. Sparrow, Bloomington,
III. Mr. Burroughs, Georgia. Mr.. II. By
ers, Nelson, Ga
If you need valise or hand satchel on
your trip to the Worlds Fair, you would