The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically. PeRciled for Journal
Readers.

Mr.. D. A. Warlick and wife have re.
turned from visit to Forsyth.
Go to j. W. Hardeman's, the C. G. man,
for cheap Groceries.
THE attendance upon the Aston trial
was large from beginning to end.
! Watermelons and melons of all kind are
plentiful and cheap.
Crosby's for School Books.
Crockery ware at w. E. Gilbert's.
| A mistake is apt to attract more atten>
ton to US than a virtue.
Miss Nellie Grant, of Griffin, is visiting
Miss Nettie Kirkpatrick.
Miss Ina Gartrell will leave in a few days
for visit to Indian Springs.
Mr.. Hal Dick, we regret to know, is
quite sick at Mr.. B. R. Legg's home.
COL JOHN GAMBLER, OF the 9TH Georgia
Regiment, was in the city Sunday.
If you want your moneys worth call on
j. W. Hardeman, the c. &. man.
Mr. SLOAN THOMPSON visited Savannah
last week.
MISSES MCKENZIE. of Americas, are
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Marion Wade, of Lithonia, is visits
ing Mrs. W. ]. M. Hames.
Miss Fannie Cleveland is visiting rela>
tives in the city.
The world is not suffering so much for
want of more preaching as it is for more
practice.
The new style, larger bottles of Kings
Germatuer, at Crosby's Drug Store.
Get prices on Clothing, Shoes and Hats
( from Read & Virgins before buying else>
where.
Mr.. Charles B. Cauthen, of Miner, visi>
ted the family of Col. E. Faw last week.
Miss Mary Chester is attending the Rock
College at Athens, Ga.
| Misses Olive and Lizzie Faw have re-
turned from two weeks visit to Cleveland
and Niagara Falls.
Florence Bros. & Reid have got prices
to suit the hard time on Shoes and Gro.
ceries.
Mrs. James Woodrow, of Columbia, s.
c., is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
j. W. Baker.
For SALE-My residence, of seven
rooms, on Atlanta street. Lot 100 $50.
/ | IN,
all in good condition. j. A. MEEKERF
Mrs. VIM. Bishop, ST., Of Merritt's Dis
trict, is hopelessly i'll, and her death is
looked for at any time.
will break up housekeeping by Septem
Der lst and offer my furniture for sale a
residence on Polk street.
Mrs. M. P. GILBERT.
} We are glad to see our friend, Mr.. Viii
Pitner, out on the streets again after ,
serious and prolonged spell of fever
MONDAY Baptist Association will NEE
, with Sardis Church, six miles east of Ma
rietta, Friday, August 3rd.
WANTED-A correspondent in you
town. To the right person chance t
make fair pay at home Address, EAST,
ERN PRESS EXCHANGE, Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr.. j. Robert Pace has left with us &
very fine musk melon for which he has oul
thanks.
The canteloupes raised by Mr. Will j
Hames, on Kennesaw Mountain, are very
fine and deli cious. He is shipping them
by the car load.
Mr.. E. h. CHANDLER's wife and daugh>
ter arrived from Kansas City last Sunday
morning and will make this place their
home.
You never saw Shoes, Hats, Flour and
all other Groceries, so cheap as Jim Harde.
man, the c. q. man, is selling.
1t is said that Mr.. Marion Phillips is
doing rushing business at his new store
up among the hills. He is popular among
his new acquaintance.
Col. D. w. BLAIR has returned from
Bellton, Texas, where he went on legal
business He says crops there are very
fine and the harvest will be immense.
Miss Helen Black is i'll with typhoid
fever. Her brother, Mr.. Tennent Black
who has suffered for several weeks with the
same disease, is now convalescent.
Mrs. L. S. Cox, OF Marietta, arrived in
the city yesterday and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Dennis, on Sixth street.
Griffin Call.
Don't forget tive are making lower
prices than anybody on betting.
DoBBs & BRO.
| FoR SALE-My laundry, fixtures and
six horse power engine. Apply to,
ID. G. HANDY
Crosby's for School Books.
Chairs as cheap as can be found in town
at W. e. GILBERT's.
| Miss Virgie Ogden is preparing to at
tend the Girls Normal and Industrial