The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-07-26
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

grounds, near College Hill, in good shape.
Quite number Of summer visitors are
in the city.
Crosby's for School Books.
Mrs. L. Goodwin and grandson, of Att
lanta, spent Friday in the city.
Misses Leila and Nina Hardeman, of
Oxford, Ga, are visiting Mrs. T. W. Read.
Mr.. Johnnie Howren, Of Gainesville, is
visiting relatives in this city.
MSS Minnie Lowe, OF Atlanta, is visiting
Miss Annie Fairfield.
Miss Elma Reynolds has returned home
after pleasant visit to Atlanta.
To keep grumbling and complaining is
to do great wrong to yourself and society.
Crockery ware at W. E. Gilbert's.
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,
D. &. HANDY.
Without economy none can be rich, and
with it few will be poor.
Crosby for School Books.
By the very constitution Of our nature,
moral evil is its own curse.
MISS SMITH, of Eatonton, Ga, is visiting
Miss Minnie Boston.
Mr.. AND MRs. MORRIS, OF Birmingham,
are visiting Col. Trammelrs family.
Mr.. 81. D. MoCUTcHEoN, of Atlanta,
visited his mother here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Springer, of Gup>
tersville, Ala, are visiting in the city.
Miss May Gober, Of Atlanta, is visiting
Miss Cortelyou.
Crosby's Drug Store is the place for
Turnip Seed.
Rev. Mr.. WYNNE baptised one person in
Spring Lake Sunday afternoon.
A colored military company from Rome
paraded the streets here Friday.
Just received one thousand pieces sheet
music, vocal and instrumental, 10 cents
each, at Palace Drug Store.
The Marietta young men have reorgan-
lied the Marietta Silver Cornet Band and
are practicirg.
Chairs as cheap as can be found in town
I at w. E. GILBERT's.
We have in stock nice line of Children s
and Boys suits. Mothers, Aunts and Sis
ters should see them before sending to
Atlanta for suits. READ Il W1GG1Ns.
Bicycle for sale. Address Post Office
Box 3l5.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. McClatchey, and
children, Pearl and Marvin, are on visit
to Look out Mountain for short while.
Mrs. James Thompson and children, OF
Gainesville, Ga, are visiting the family Of
Mr.. Frank LumpHn.
Crosbys sales on School Books are in-
creasing rapidly.
Mr.. j. B. CAMPBELL, Of Atlanta, was
here Sunday visiting his family at his
fathers, Mr. J. g. Campbell.
THERE we're eight accessions to the
membership OF the Methodist Church Sum
day ard two to the Presbyterian.
WANTED.-A responsible party in this
city would like to borrow $500 for a term
| of five years. at low rate of interest, on
personal note with good party as security,
Address, Lock Box 2l0, city.
A number of our citizens attended the
reunion of the 7th Georgia Regiment last
Saturday at Powder Springs.
Mr.. MAR1oS PHILLIPS is now running a
store at Marble Hill, Pickens county, with
Mr.. Grogan.
The news comes from all over Georgia
that the prospect for fine crops were never
better.
Our July business, in School Books and
Turnip Seed, is very large.
> CRosBYs DRUG STORE.
Messrs L. Black l. Son have the con-
tract to repair Hon. A s. Clay's burnt
| store
Miss LizzrE SHEPARD, who has been WIS.,
iting Miss Carrie Massey, returned home
last Thursday
Call to see our stock of Furniture.
Crockery ware, &C., and notice our low
prices. Since Adam stubbed his toe in
Eden such prices have not been offered"
w. Z. GILBERT.
THE tabernacle services are over, but
big crowds attended as if they didn't feel
tired.
The new style, larger bottles of Kings
Germatuer, at Crosby's Drug Store.
Miss OLA BoLT, of Gainesville, who has
been visiting Miss Luda McLain, left this
week on visit to friends in Atlanta.
Send or call for catalogue of three thous.
and pieces of music by best composers, any
piece Of which we can furnish at 10 cents
each. PALACE DRUG STORE.
PRoF. ]. G. HARRIS, of Rome, was in the
o;ty Fridav and SaturdaU His u;fa and