The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-20
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Readers.

| "AiE2MELoNS VIII soon De all gone.
New cotton is coming into Marietta.
A very heavy rain fell Monday night.
Flower pots cheap at Palace Drug Store
Just received nobby line of Fall Suits
and Hats at Read & Virgins
THE pea crop will be large-so will the
corn crop.
The fox hunters are having some sport
at night.
Talk up the rally on the 22nd inst, and
let's have big crowd.
Get something people want, advertise il
wisely and it is sure to pay.
Mr.. Thomas Hill has moved his family
to Tennil,e. Ga.
Go to j. w. Freys market to get the
best beet at l0cts per pound.
For SALE-A good steel brush Guile
gin. w. S. CHENEY.
Guyton & Anderson are still selling the
best coal for $500 per ton.
Miss Gussie Groves is visiting her sister
Mrs. A. S. Cohen, in Covington, Ga.
1t is said that there will be several mar
riages in this city by Christmas.
Mr.. Fred Morris has returned to Emory
College.
Buy Mixed Paints at Palace Drug Store
The game law, allowing people to hunt,
does not 60 into effect until October lst
The new public school building is assum
ing proportions.
The Haberdashers make q specially oil
Mems and Boys Clothing Shoes and
( Hats. READ i WIGGINs.
Rev. J. A. WYNNE baptised lady al
Spring Lake Sunday afternoon.
The season is upon US now when you
swill hear of arms being torn of by gins.
Mr. Smerring, of Tullahoma, Tenn, i:
now jeweler for J. Il. Bate l. Co.
Mrs. W. s. N. Neal and daughter, Irma
are spending this week in Atlanta.
The wife of MI. Charles E. Henderson
is still very sick.
Mr.. Ed. E. Pomeroy left Monday to en-
ter the State University at Athens.
Workmen are putting the marble veneer
ing on the new Baptist church.
MRS. J. A. MASSEY who has been quit
sick for several weeks, is convalescent.
Fine razors and pocket knives just re
ceived at the Palace Drug Store.
A washout Monday evening near Can
ton on the M. g. N. Ca Railroad, delaye
trains for several hours.
Miss Kate Barker left Monday for A
pharetta, where she will visit her uncle
Col. B. f. Simpson.
Mrs. DIR, P. r. Cortelyou and daughte
Miss Mable, left Wednesday on a visit t
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. Jesse Mackey and family moved t
Too Nigh, Ga, Wednesday, where he wi
have charge Of corn and wheat mill
Call and see those nobby fall ssuits an
odd pants just received at Read & Wis
gins.
Miss Isabel Jordon, who has been visit
ing her cousin, Miss Gussie Groves, ha
returned to her home in Greenville, s. c..
Mr.. F. P. Woodward, ticket agent of tn
| F. c. & P. r. R., Tallahassee, Fla, is i
the city.
Mr.. F. R. Lotion. of Washington Cit,
who has been visiting his mother Mrs
George j. Gable, left Tuesday.
| Our farmers have cut and saved a goo
deal OF hay this season. This is a wis
action.
Mr.. J. W. Henderson is having maj
| hle sidewalk put down in front of his store
on Church street.
Since there is an assurance of a cream
cry being established here, there is de
mand for cows.
Jurt received nice of assortment {
piece goods for suits and odd pants 6
Read & Virgins.
Capt. R. w. Boone is on two week
visit to Ashville and other places in Mort
Carolina.
Mr. Joe Black has commenced the erec
ton of a six room house on Roswell street
near his fathers home.
Mr.. George Hammett is preparing t
put glass front in the store occupied b
Mr.. John L: Reed.
Col. and Mrs. W. T. Trammell, of Grit
fin, who have been visiting in the city
have returned home.
Quite a number of our citizens attende
Rev. Sam Jones tabernacle services las
Sunday.
ALL true democrats will work and vot
for the regular nominees, Governor an
Legislators.
Buy your Fall Suits and Hats from tn
Haberdashers and get correct style and fit
READ & WIGGINs
Mr.. Eugene Campbell of Opelika, Ala