The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-06-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Straightforwardly act
Be honest-in fact,
Be nobody else but you.
Rev. J. Il. Patton is spending this week
at Tate Springs.
He that is not open to conviction is not
qualified for discussion.
Miss Camp, of Rome is visiting Miss
Jessie Reynolds.
A marble sidewalk has been placed in
front of A. K. Whites store.
Rev. Mr.. Leman, former Rector of st.
James Church, is in the city.
School Books for county schools at
Palace Drug Store.
Mr.. JOHN AUDLEY CoUPER returned from
his visit to Washington City last week,
For SALE-A good horse, for cash or
good notes. BRUMBY CHAIR Co.
The Baptist Sunday School picniced at
Winnings last Friday, and the Episcopal
Sunday School picniced at Woodstock.
Miss Louise Anderson, daughter of Mrs.
W. D. Anderson, has returned from La
Grange College, where she graduated.
Hon. r. W. Everett, of Polk county,
candidate for congress, was in our city
Saturday, shaking hands with his friends.
WANrED-To buy gentle horse, suita>
BILE for lady to drive. Cali at residence.
q. B Barkalow, Elizabeth.
Mrs. Maggie Began, and mother,in. law,
Mrs. Began. of Atlanta, visited her brother,
Mr.. Frank Lumpkin here last Sunday.
Misses Cantrell, of Columbus, Ga, are
visiting their sister, Mrs, W. NJ. Mckenzie,
on Church street.
Mr.. B. r. LEGG, wife and daughter left
Monday on visit to his mother in Norris
town, Tenn.
Mr.. Charlie Thornton was out last Sat-
urday on crutch. We are glad to see his
rapid improvement
Buy School Books and Stationery at
Palace Drug Store.
Mr.. Mansfield York, Of Atlanta, visited
his father, Mr.. A. W. York, here last Sum-
day, who is quite sick.
The Marietta Rifles will return Friday
and then the girls will find that time will
not hang so heavily on their hands.
Mr.. NEAL KEEFFE is candidate for
Tax Receiver Of Gordon county. We hope
he will get there.
We can give you Children's suits in ages
from to 10. Call and see Our line.
READ & WIGGlNs.
Money to loan on good security.
W. s. CHENEY
We have low prices on Betting.
DoBBs & Bro.
Dove brand Hams, fresh from factory,
l2a cents pound. Z. P. ALsToN.
MISSES Florence and Kate Culpepper,
two charmingly beautiful young ladies, of
Atlanta, are visiting the Misses Cooke at
the Elmwood
Rev. j. A. WYNNE exchanged pulpits
with Rev. A. B. Vaughan, Jr., of Canton,
last Sunday. MIR. Vaughan had good
congregation and preached fine sermon.
No more important duty can be urged
upon those who are entering the great
theater OF life than simple loyalty to their
best convictions.
Candidates for the Legislature now is
the time to announce in tie JOURNAL.
The primary has been called for Saturday,
August 18th. Get hustle on yourselves.
Owing to the revival services at the
Methodist church, there will be no prayer
meetings at the Presbyterian and Baptist
churches Wednesday night.
Mr. W. L. Gilbert has been elected
delegate from the Methodist Church to the
district conference, Mr.. John A. Manget
alternate.
Mr.. Harry G. Cole, of Parkersburg
West Va spent several days here this
week, returning Wednesday. His wife,
who is here on a visit, will remain longer.
LosT-A lady's gold watch between resi>
dence and Express Office, having engrav>
ed OH the inside Of the case, From V. L
Starr to Annie +. Starr" Reward paid if
returned to NJ. j. BRADLEY.
Always be liberal enough.to allow others
to exercise their opinions and votes, with>
out falling out with them. This is free
country. Accord to Others. the same
rights that you want to enjoy yourself,
Your neighbor has the perfect right to
differ from you in his political opinions as
we'll as in his religious belief. Another
truth is, he may do so and be quite as good
and as honest man as you are.
We don't sell any other kind Of furniture
but chairs, but you can get handsome pay
for your time by calling at our warehouse
when in need of them.
The MARIETTA MANUFACTURING Co.
Hirsch has nobby line of walking canes.
Call to see his stock.
Rubber Hose at cent per feet.
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