The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-06

| ming at the elegant home of their father,
Maj. j. l.. McCollnm, complimentary to
number of their young friends. The house
was brilliantly lighted and presented a
beautiful scene. May new games were
introduced which afforded boundless amuse-
ment. and everything possible was done for
the pleasure Of the guests. At eleven
o'clock the doors of the spacious dining
room were thrown open and the guests in>
vited to partake of the delicious refresh~
ments that were served in abundance.
Afterwards pleasures were resumed until
late hour, when the guests departed con-
scious Of the delightful evening they had
spent and of the many charms that sur
rounded them.
MRS. E. R. HUFFAKER has moved her
dressmaking apartments to Mrs. Agrieola's s,
on Church street. Will be pleased to have
friends call. First-class work at reason.
able prices. Solicits patronage.
AN enjoyable party was given by Miss
Mamie Smith at her fathers residence last
Thursday evening, complimentary to her
cousin, Miss Ida Smith, beautiful young
lady of Conyers. Delicious refreshments
were served, and the evenings entertain,
ment was highly enjoyed by the large
crowd present.
On Saturday, September 22d, Hon
Charles F. Crisp and Hon. Robert Berner
will address the people of Cobb county
at Marietta, at the Court Housa, beginning
at 10 O clock a. II. Everybody invited.
They are two of the most eloquent speaks
ers in Georgia.
A splendid No. Cooking Stove for
$3.50 at DoBBs & Bro.
We are making special discount on
Sash, doors and Blinds.
L. BLACK & Son.
J. W. Hardeman, the C. C. man, is in
the swim on Flour. Highest Patent at
$l.O0 per sack. Middle and lower grades
down to nothing Bran cheaper than the
cheapest.
Mr.. P. O. McLain announces himself in
this issue for reelection as Sheriff, subject
to the Democratic primary. Honest, cour>
teous and vigilant, he has proven himself
competent and worthy of the support Of
the people.
Mr.. W. L. BARNES, of Marietta, was in
Canton last Tuesday looking over the fine
$4,000 stock farm and plantation of Col.
Campbell Wallace, just west of town, with
view OF purchasing tn same. We do not
know that the trade has been made yet,
but probably will be.-Canton Advance.
HERE are some good cards AMI all
trumps ut takes rich man to draw a
check, a pretty girl to draw attraction,
horse to draw cart a porous plaster to
draw the skin, a topper to draw cork,
free show 10 draw a crowd, and an adver>
tisement in the JOURNAL to draw trade.
Mr. I. N. THOMPSON was in the city to.
day and we are glad to know that he has
thoroughly recovered from his terrible at.
tack OF rheumatism. Mr.. Thompson will
resume business at his old stand this winter
which will of course please the farmers.
FARMS 70 RENT.-Several fine farms to
parties who can run themselves.
W. S. CHENEY.
Get our prices on building material be-
fore you buy. J.. BLACK & SoN.
| MISREPRESENTATION by a man of Is years
experience to run wood working machines
or take charge OF and keep up engine and
machines. An all round mill man. Strict
~ temperate and reliable. Apply at this
office.
Patting the editor on the back and tells
| ing him that he is making a good paper
don't help him pay the printer. The best
way to prove that you like the paper is to
subscribe for it and be sure you pay in adj
vance.
The public schools opened Monday with
1886 whites and 254 colored-the largest
attendance in the history of the schools on
first day.
Mr.. Walter Miller was kicked on the
chin by a mule Saturday night about 8
o'clock. 1t was necessary to call in DR..
Seize to dress the wound.
Mr.. Stewart Gibbes, who has been for the
past five or six weeks sick with fever, has
nearly recovered and will soon be out
again.
We can give you Children's salts in ages
from to Is. Call and see our line.
READ & WIGGlNs.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
The first quarterly meeting of the Cobb
County Sunday School Association will be
held at Acworth Saturday and Sunday
September and 9, 1894. Mr.. Asa G.
Gambler, President Of the State Associa-
ton, will be present on Saturday.
W. r. Power, President.
HATS HATS! HATs!-l have Just res
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