The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-06-22

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MIA.
Dr.. G. A. Vinson, of Atlanta, was in the
city Friday.
MISS E. j. CoRTELYoU, of Cumberland
is visiting her brother, DR.. P. R. Cortelyou
Miss SALLIE MANGET has returned from
the Worlds FAIR
OK bot days it is positively refreshing, tc
see chap putting on airs.
Buy your Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses
from Florerce Bros. & Reid.
In the game of life it's the non-payinQ
tenant who gets the most moves
Mr.. W. E. Gilbert has had marble side
walk placed in fro1t of his furniture store.
NJ. George S. Owen has been at home
sick tor several days.
Our Native Herb, is now for sale by ].
D. Malone, Druggist.
Miss Lizzie NARROW has returned from
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Will Barker, of Atlanta, was here
Saturday.
Miss Dovie Blair is visitingsher brother,
Mr.. w. D. Blair. and family.
Mrs. R. NJ. CLINKscALEs is visiting rela.
tives i'll Anderson, s. c.
Mr.. W. E. EDMoNsToN, of Houston, Tex,
as, arrived in.the city on last Saturday
Mr.. Henry Reynolds, of Columbus, Ga.
is in the city to officiate as one of the at.
tendants at Mr.. T. W. Glover marriage.
MISSES Maggie Deemer and Maggie Nor
gan left Wednesday for Cory. Pa accom-
panied by Mr. H. H. Gregg.
Prof J. S Stewart spent last week at the
State University at Athens as one of the
visiting committee.
You will save money to call on Florence
Bros. & Reid for Fruit Jars.
Col. A. s. Clay will deliver the literary
address at the North Georgia Agriculture
College at Dahlonega Wednesday.
Mrs. Rutland Aston and child, who have
been on visit to Indian Territory, anG
Louisville, returned to tie city last week.
Miss Julia Williams, of Dalton, is visit
/ ing her sister, Mrs. Charles B. Willingham
of this place.
Mr.. MoULrRIE M. SESSIONS is making
some improvements on the interior of his
residence.
Miss Sena Towers, Miss Mary Towers
and little Mary Dean Towers returned
| from Rome last week.
! Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirschs.
The blackberry crop, it is said, will be
short in this section, This puts the edf
tors rations in jeopardy.
Let our farmers raise mules. They vii
cost no more to raise than yearling ant
will pay threshold more money.
DR.. C. T. Nolan has moved his office t,
Sessions old law Office on Atlanta street
where he can be found day and night.
In endeavor;ng to remain in the swim
many man finds it difficult to keep hi
head above water.
Mr.. j. II. MILLER carried the remains O
his little daughter to his old home in In
diana, last week, for interment.
SEE the Venable Bros. for Painting an,
Papering.
THE man that cheers but not inebriate
may be handy at political meetings to TAX
the other fellow home.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
We will save you money in Hosiery 4
full line at BARNES SHOE Co.
81, 900 to loan on good real estate.
D. w BLAIR.
The marriage of Mayor 7. w. Glover II
Miss Marielle E. Nesbitt takes place at tn,
Pres byterian Church this "wednesday
evening at 81 o'clock.
Miss May Gober, after spending severa
weeks visiting friends in Spartanburg, S
c., has returned home, much to the graft
fcation OF her many friends.
Buckeye Lawn Mowers.
DoBBs & Bro
$1,000 to lend. Enoch Faw
Applicants for license to teach in tn
public schools of Cobb County will be he'll
at the Court house June oath inst.
W. K. Power, Supt
THE race for Mayor between Messrs. 7
w. Glover and R. N. Holland promises t.
be quite spirited judging from the talk W
now hear on the streets.
VENABLE Bros. furnish paper and pape
room tor s.. See some of their rooms i
Marietta.
Mr.. WILLIAM MCKINNEY, engineer, re
turned to Elkhon, W. ", on last Monday
He subscribed to the JOURNAL before leav
ing.
Mrs. GEORGE H. KELLER and childre
have gone to Lake Geneva, Wis, to spen
a couple of months, They will visit tn