The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-05-16
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
WHAT THE PEOPLE talk ABOUT,
The Meetings at the Methodist Church
Grow In Aaterestt. Rev. Mr..
Fraser, of Dalton, Here.

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The strawberry lawn tete has again been
postponed until next week.
Judge Gober is holding Bibh Superior
Court this week.
For RENT--Eight room house or Wash
ington Ave. Apply to J. S. Warren.
The crop of strawberries seems to be
abundant this season.
The new telegraph operator at the W.
4 a. depot is Mr.. Barker.
A new marble sidewalk will be laid in
front of j. 81. Bate & Co. store.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dewar left last
week on visit to New York
You ought.to get one of those OF. Oak
folding work tables at j. NJ Austin's
Mr.. Bud Barmore and little daughter OF
Atlanta, spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Minnie Lowe, who has been Wis.,
ting Mrs. John A. Manget returned to
Atlanta Sunday.
Rev. j. II. Patton received six persons
into the membership of the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning,
Rev. Mr.. Howard preached to good con-
gregations Sunday, morning and night, at
the Baptist Church.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Homer
Reed is quite sick. Her sister, Mrs. F. NJ.
Jack, OF Atlanta is here visiting her.
The ladies of Cobb county will have on
exhibition at the Atlanta exposition a
war relic that will attract attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mcnamara have
moved from Elizabeth to Marietta and
are boarding at Mrs. McKinney's.
Miss Annie Chalk. of Ravenna, S. C.
after spending the winter in Marietta, kas
returned home.
DR.. ]. T. Groves and Mr.. and Mrs. D.
N. Anderson left Tuesday on a visit to
Texas
WANTED.-A competent and reliable
man to take an interest in "Dsiry'" Trade
already Eestablished Address Dairy,
GIeeuville,iS. C.
Mr.. Joe Oil, of the Atlanta Constitution,
was here last Friday. He was inter.
viewing Hon. A. S. Clay on the gold
and silver question. The interview APP
peared in Sundays Constitution.
Don't forget that those $500 rugs are
still going at s. 90 at J. NJ. Austn's
Rev. ]. H. Patton left Tuesday to at.
tend the General Assembly of the Sorthe
ern Presbytery in Dallas Texas He
will be absent two Sundays but his pull
pit will be filled.
Col. Moultrie NJ. Sessions was sick for
few days last week, but got up out of
sick bed to act as Auditor Saturday in the
Bowden'Austell case. He has shown
Judicial mind in deciding some points as
Auditor that is creditable to him.
The dwelling OF Mr.. J. W. Hardeman is
nearing completion, and will show up to
splendid advantage. DR.. Sam Mozley's
dwelling on Powder Springs street will be
one Of the incest in the city. 1t has slate
roof and is otherwise handsome structure.
A big lot of Mating just received at j.
N. Austin's furniture store.
WHO'S HENDERSON He's the only man
in town who's conscience troubles him when
ne sells sap lumber, therefore he sells
strickly" heart lumber.
MI. j. I. Brantley left last Friday for
New York, where he is picking up barr
gains to offer as inducements in different
lines to help close out the present stock
Of the A. P. Brantley Co. He will return
this week
Stop your wife from lugging that baby
60 to Austin's furniture store and get
one OF those baby carriages. Get two if
necessary.
DR.. P. r. Cortelyou arrived home We'd
nesday from Baltimore, where he went as
delegate to the American Medical AS
ISOLATION. The Association will meet in
Atlanta next year. The Doctor spent
Sunday with Capt. Drums family at Ar
lington, Va.
Miss Fannie Trezevant, who has been in
New York, for some time, taking course
in music, has returned to the city, much
20 the qualification of her many friends.
Mr.. W. II. Trezevant, her father, visited
New York also, and accompanied her
home.
The presence in Alpharetta last Tues
lay of Col. R, n. Holland, of Marietta,
calls to mind the fact that he will most
likely be a candidate for soicito~gener>
al OF the Blue Ridge circuit, 10 succeed
Hon. George r, Brown, who, 1t is UNDER
stood, will not offer for recollection ,-Al-
nharetta Free Press