The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-10
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Cash on subscription,
When the generous subscriber
Presents it to view
But the man who don't pay
We refrain from description
For, perhaps, gentle reader,
That man might be you.
Editor Smith, Of the Roswell Banner,
was in to see US last week.
DR.. B. L. Mcintosh visited Cincinnati
last week.
Mrs. s. ]. King is visiting relatives in
Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Haynes and son, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday in the city.
No better line of Chairs to be found than
those for sale by W. E. GILBERT.
For RENT-A small nicely furnished
house with yard. Parties desiring to see
the same will address with reference P. o.
box 1873.
A crowd of Marietta young people pic,
niced at Barnes pond last Saturday.
PIcNICs are now in full bloom, and CHG
gers are feasting on the best in the land
Rev. Robert Baber, of Atlanta, was in
the city Sunday.
Mrs. j. 81. Bate anG children are visits
ing her parents in Atlanta
Dove brand Hams, fresh from factory,
lZ2 cents pound. L. Z. ALsToN
Gurney's Patent Refrigerators are the
most economical and satisfactory on the
market. Has removable ice compart>
ment and perfect circulation.
DoBBs & Bro.
Money to lend on long time.
ENoCH FAw.
Money to loan on good security.
W. s. CHENEY.
Some people forget and still try to enter
the old POST Office for their mail.
A Grouth Is predicted by the weather
prophets for this year.
Bishop Nelson will preach at St. James
Episcopal Church next Sunday and adj
minister the rite OF confirmation to class.
Mrs. J. H. Steele and daughter, Miss
Essie, spent Sunday with the family of DR..
Groves.
Mrs. A. S. Cohen and child have return.
ed home after two weeks to her mother,
Mrs. Groves.
Spring fights seem to have opened rath>
er lively. We need an ice factory, to en~
able our people to keep cool.
A GOOD RECEIPT for testing the value of
a dollar is to see what it will buy at AL
ston's grocery store. You will be surprised.
When you want chairs go to the Mariet-
ia Manufacturing Co.'s warehouse and
save middlemen's profits.
Rev. j. 81. Patton will preach sermon
to the Marietta Rifles next Sunday morn
ing at the Presbyterian Church.
The Marietta Rifles will enter the mill.
tary encampment at Griffin on June 9Th
and will be absent ten day.
Miss Mary Towers had the misfortune
to fall the other day and hurt her right
arm, from which she is suffering severely.
For SALE-A horse cart, good as new.
Also a boys bicycle. Apply to
Mrs. A. F. MURPHY.
Mr.. JAMES DwYER and MIR. Frank Sanges
returned last week from visit to Calls
fornia.
General Evans passed through Marietta
Friday morning on his way to Gainesville,
where he made a speech.
Mr.. John Stephens who has been confn.
ed to his home sick for some time, was out
in roller chair, last Friday. We hope
he will soon regain his accustomed strength.
Mrs. James E. Mcnamara and Mrs. W.
S. n. Neal and daughter, Trina are on a
visit to relatives in Atlanta for a week or
so.
Fine high grade Chairs, the Cane and
Cobbler Seat, better than rattan or uphOl>
stored, and cheaper, for sale by
W. E. GILBERT.
Mr.. c. NJ CROSBY, President OF the
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association, at
tended the annual session at Americas this
week.
Mrs. j. nj. WHITMAN, of this place, has
a gourd the history of which can be traced
through four generations and it is said to
be l25 years old.
A Kangaroo kitten is a curiosity at the
store of Florence Bros & Reid. 1t is worth
seeing, owing to its manner Of locomoticn,
shape and acts. Call and see it.
A series of meetings are being conducts
ed by Rev, j. A. Wynne at the Baptist
Church every night this week commencing
at s and closing al 8. The citizens are
earnestly invited to attend.
We want your trade for Furniture,
House-furnishing Goods and Crockery>
ware. Please call to see us.
W. E. GILBERT.