The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-07-05
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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giving satisfaction.
Col. GAMBLER, of the 9Th Georgia Regis
ment, spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Hubert, of Warrenton, is visiting
Mrs. T.. W. Read.
School Books, Palace Drug Store
BURGLARS tried to enter J. Z. Reeds
store Friday night, but failed.
For SALE-A five room cottage, with
wster. Apply to E. P. Dobbs.
Mr.. J. Bella Campbell, OF Atlanta, was in
the city Sunday.
News stand at Palace Drug Store.
The town is full of watermelors, very
reasonable in price, 10, Is and 20cts each.
Mr. T. Homes, of Cobb county, graduat-
ed at T chronological School in Atlanta last
week.
MISS MAMIE DoBBs, pretty young lady,
of Oglesby, Ga, is visiting at the home of
Mr.. A. M. Dobbs..
Miss Matte Harper. of Rome, and Miss
Brownie Harris, OF Atlanta, are visiting
the Misses Kilby.
Miss Lille Beall, of Atlanta, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. E. Bell, on Whitlock
Avenue
Mrs. Frank Cane and child and Miss
Mamie Lumpkin, of Rome, are visiting
their brother, Mr.. Frank Lumpkin.
THREE charming young ladies', Misses
Goss, OF Decatur, Ga, are visiting Mrs.
Homer Reed.
LADIES Parsonage Aid Society will meet
at Mrs. W. N. Grists residence Thursday
afternoon at clock.
THERE were FIVE accessions to the MEM
bership of the Methodist Church Sunday
and two to the Baptist
Rev. J. A. WYNNE baptised two ladies
Sunday afternoon at Spring Lake. A
large crowd was present.
MRS. CHARLES B. W1LnNGHAM and chil-
Gren have returned from their visit to Dali
| ton.
Palace Drug Store tor Artists Paints
We want correspondent for the jour
NAL at Kennesaw. Items to reach US
Tuesday.
Miss MARGARET HUMEs, of McGhee,
Team, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. NJ.
Haire.
Mrs. c. ]. Hood and two,children, OF
Harmony Grove, are visiting Mr.. A. M.
Dobbs.
PROF. j. S. STEWART held the county
teachers institute at McDonough last
week.
Administrators are required by law to
make returns to the Ordinary after July
term Of court each year.
For SALE-A few good COWS fresh in
milk On time till first OF November.
NJ. A. MAYEs.
LAST Friday Mr.. ]. T. Lowe, OF Mabie.
ton, was kicked by mule in the face in
Atlanta and had his jawbone broken.
TIE glorious fourth passed off without
demonstrations. We are all patriotic
enough to make them, but it is too hot.
THE marble industry in this section still
holds its own, and if anything increases in
trade.
Buists new crop turnip seed at Palace
Drug Store.
You can always depend on seeing big
crowd at the train Sunday morning. PEG
pie like crowds The new faces to be
seen, are like new books to be read.
Mrs, G. W. Culpepper and child, of At,
lanta, are visiting Mrs John D. White
Mr. Culpepper spent Sunday here, also
Mr.. Howard McCutcheou.
We can give you Children's suits in age;
from to 10. Call and see our line.
READ Il WIGGlNs.
We have low prices on Betting.
DoBBs & Bro.
Mr.. CHAPEL GROVER, Of Post Oak dis,
trict, on last Thursday sent us a stalk Of
cotton with blooms on it. Cotton is look.
ing we'll and promises good yield.
THE man who borrows his neighbor's
paper only to read it and abuse it, ought
to let up. He ought to subscribe for il
and quit worrying his neighbor. Rome
Tribune.
John Woods, a colored barber, we'll,
known in Marietta, was arrested in Rome
last week charged with numbering an
unknown white man in Seney. He was
acquitted on preliminary trial and turned
loose.
Bicycle for sale. Address Post Office
Box Bis.
Lace Leather, Packing and Betting at
Dobbs & Bro.
Money made is money saved. The way
to make money and the way to save money
is to buy Clothing, Shoes and Hats from
Read & Virgins.
Mr.. STEPHEN MosHER, who has been in