The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-11-14
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
Or, DoBBS breaches SUNDAY.
A New Schedule Went iatO Effect Last.
sunday. Other Local News
Gathered.

Mr.. Geo. ID. Anderson is still confined
to his home sick with fever.
Try our syrup and molasses, 20 to so cts
per gallon. M. r. Lyon.
FoR SALE-Two houses and lots in Mari.
eta, well situated. Apply to Il. p LEAKE.
Mr.. James B. Smith has recovered from
the boneielon FROM which he suffered se>
verely several days.
Miss Julia McCulloch is slowly gaining
strength, after her very lengthy and tedi>
Gus illness.
What is the longest word in the English
language? 1t is the world smile, because
it is mile from begiSning to END.
i RENEW your subscriptions to the jour.
Mr. Robert Seals and wife, OF Birming.
ham, are visiting his father, Prof. J. r.
Seals.
Celery, Mince Meat and Raisins at
M. Il. LYONS
Mr. Will Frey has so far recovered
from his recent sickness as to venture to
town Saturday in buggy. We are glad
to note this.
FOR oALE-Two houses and lots in Mari.
'e'ta well situated. Apply to 81. P. LEAKE.
Parents and Sunday Shoot teachers ear>
nestly invited to attend prayer meeting at
Baptist church Wednesday night.
MAJ. B. q. Stewart, and daughter. Miss
Catherine, of Chicago, are visiting the
family OF Mr.. J. L. McCollum this week.
Mrs. D. F. McClatchey is still very sick
aud apprehensions as to the result are
very grave
Mr.. Maurice Hirsch has so far recovered
~ to CONS down towGi In buggy Satur-
day.
Mr.. r. M. Cleveland and family. of
Wartrace, Tenn. have been in the city
several days visiting relatives.
DIED.-Miss Alice Scott, daughter of
Rev. W. ]. Scott, died in Atlanta last
Saturday. She was at one time resident
Of Marietta.
Guyton & Anderson are selling best
grades coal at bottom prices.
Do U owe R. Hirsch If so call and
esttle and save court cost.
viii sell the very best Glen Mary and
Jelico coal, or any first class coal at lows
est possible prices. Fl. MEINERT.
Or. l.. c. Tennent and children, after a
;ortnights visit TO his brother and family.
left last Saturday evening for his home in
Indian Territory.
Miss Virgie Ogden attended party last
week on Peachtree street, Atlanta, given
by her schoolmate, Miss Otis, and in her
,2onor.
The many friends of Squire ]. Y Alex
ander will be sorry to learn that he is suf,
fering great anguish with carbuncle on
his neck.
Mr.. w B. Dismukes and family, of
Dawson, Ca, are visiting the farily of
Mr.. Samuel Way. We are glad to see hi m
looking so well.
COBB .Superior Court convenes next
Monday. One of the cases to be tried is
, that of Mr.. Joe Eaton for the killing of Mr..
Malachi Pitts.
The farmers of Cobb and adjoining
counties have no reason to complain at
the price paid for cotton here this season,
for the buyers have certainly paid tile top
of the market up to date.
The kitchen of Mr.. Charles Leard was
discovered to be on fire last Saturday
night about II o'clock. After a hard
fight the fire was extinguished without
calling out the fire department.
FoR SALE--Two houses and lots in MARS
eta well situated Apply to II. p. LEAKE.
Little Miss Pattie Phillips, who has been
Ewing with her grandfather Col. c. D.
Phillips, since she was very small child,
LETT few days ago with her father, Mr.
George Phillips, to make her future home
in North Carolina.
ltev. Mr.. Hatcher, of Atlanta, preached
at the Baptist Church last Sunday morn
ing DIR. Dobbs, through some misunder-
standing did not come, but will be here
next Sunday, and preach morning and
night at the Baptist Church.
Mrs. M. D. CostepLens, after having
spent ten weeks with her parents here, Mr..
and Mrs. Draughn, has returned to her
hcme In Emerson, Ga. She was accom-
panied by Master VIM. Grafton C ostephens
VINO will be added to the citizenship of
that thriving up'to>date, little city.