The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-06-21
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.


There were no services at the Presby-
terrain and Baptist Churches Sunday night.
Mr.. PAUL CAMP is studying law under
Mr.. Pat Green.
Buy School Books and Stationery at
Palace Drug Store.
Bicycle for sale. Address Post Office
Box 3l5.
Mr.. Joseph Paige and wife are on ayisit
to Toledo, Ohio.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. 81. B. Moss, fine
girl.
If you want business, advertise for it.
Don't be clam.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Marion T. Phil.
lips, on Friday night, fine girl
Mr.. i. B. Glover, Jr., returned from 8
visit to Texas last week.
The Teachers Institute is in session here
this week.
Mrs. R. M. Cooke, of the Elmwood
Hotel, is on visit to Brunswick.
How the girls were glad to see the Ma
rietta Rifles get back.
Miss Agnes Hardeman has returned
from her visit to Savannah.
Fly Traps at Dobbs 4 Bro.
All the disinfectants at Crosby's.
Born to Mr. and Mrs, Patman Daniel,
of Bolton, lovely little girl.
| A large number of Atlanta people spent
Sunday in Marietta.
WATERHELoSs have appeared in the
market and the colored man is happy.
Mr.. DEWITT Cole has had two, cottages
built on Lemon and cross streets recently.
The new school building for the colored
people is very large and creditable two
story structure and is nearing completion.
1t is understood that several Cobb rouR-
ty young ladies will attend the Industrial
College at Milledgeville in the fall.
Mrs. W. R. Power visited her friend,
Mrs. E. P. Chsmberiiu, of Atlanta, las!
week.
Miss Annie Gibson, Of Tyler, Texas, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Jahe
| Glover.
The protracted drouth in this asek;an
was broken last Sunday aatern0
gracious and welcome rain.
Miss Lena Postell and her mot
Galloway, of Atlanta, have been et
Ger. VIA. Phillips fox ten days past
Crosby's for School Books, always.
| OUR "sojer" boys are at home again
and we are glad to have them back with
US.
Mr.. Will Pitner, Pullman conductor
between Atlanta and Washington, came
home sick last week.
Miss Sena Towers has returned home
from Rome, accompanied by Miss Jessie
Towers.
School Books for all the country schools
at. the old Book and Drug Store of C. NJ
Crosby.
There are rumors of prospective candi
dates, but so tar they have not declared
themselves openly and above board.
School Books for county schools al
Palace Drug Store.
When you want chairs 60 to the Mariet.
| ia Manufacturing Co.'S warehouse and
save middlemen's profits.
We can give you Children's suits in ages
| from 3 to Is. Call and see our line.
READ & WIGGlNs.
Money to loan on good security.
w. s. CHENEY.
We have low prices on Belting.
DoBBs & Bro.
Mr.. John P. Cheney, who has been at
tending Dahlonega Agricultural College
arrived home last Friday. He has made
fine record in his studies and led his class
] Mr.. J. Il. CANrRELL, a worthy citizen
and industrious farmer, announces himself
candidate for the Legislature in this
issue.
Mr. William NJ. Frey. one OF Cobt
countys most successful and reliable
farmers, announces himself candidate
for the Legislature N this issue.
Crosby for School Books, always.
Mr.. C. B. WILLINGHAM has returned from
his visit to Dalton and Murray county
His family will remain while longer In
Dalton.
Mr.. John q. Bate keeps adding to his
landed possessions. He has bought from
Col. c. D. Seely five room cottage on
Waddeli street.
ANY advertisement that has for its object
making money or promoting the per.
sonal interests of individuals must be paid
for. Business is business.
Mr.. W. T. MosHER left Saturday on a
ten days visit to his parents in Hillsdale
Mich. This will be the first visit 70 his
old home in twelve years.
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