The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-08-22
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Readers.

Fire Brick and Sewer Pipe at Dobbs.
Mr. R. L. Northcutt has returned from
Ashville, N. C.
Ssnges sells tie best Whips.
Mr.. Dan Anderson has returned to the
city after an absence of several weeks.
Mr.. E. A. Withers is visiting his old
home in England. Advance.
Fruit Jars at Dobbs L Bro.
To LET-Furnished rooms. Apply to
341, Atlanta street.
Get your first class coal from Henry
Meinert.
Mr.. Ed Cook spent several days this
week with relatives in Milton county.
Mr.. Tom Swan, of Atlanta, spent Sum
day in the city.
Evaporators and Cane Mills cheaper
than ever before. DoBBs & Bro.
RENEW your subscriptions to the JoUR>
NAL.
Mr.. Bill Mason and family have moved
into town.
Mr.. Sloan Thompson visited Savannah
this week
Mr.. j. S. Reid has bought out Mr.. Jim
Frey's beef market.
DR.. Warren Gambler was the guest of
/ Mr.. Moultrie Sessions while in the city.
Milton Superior Court is in session this
week
Miss Eva Selman and Miss Gypsy Me-
Daniel, of Monroe, are visiting Mrs. James
W. Seize.
Pay your debts. That's good way to
get money into circulation and it is good
way to restore confidence too.
Mrs, George Henry Rogers, of Birming>
ham, Ala, aud her two children are visit
ing Mr.. ard Mrs. Hare
Master George Turner has a dog that
rides horse with perfect balance, whether
the horse goes fast or slow.
Horse Boots of all kinds at Sanges.
Miss Tillinghast, who has been at Mrs.
Haynes, left last week for her home In
Chicago.
Mr.. Bird Parks, Jr., has bought hall
| interest in Mr.. Trenholm Bakers beet
| market.
Mrs. s. c. Atkinson has gone to Mari
eta to spend the remainder of the sum.
| mer-Rrunswick timas
Will sell the very best Glen Mary and
Jelico coal, or any first class coal at lows
est possible prices. Fl. MEINERT.
We have nice line of mems Cashmere
Pants, Mems Jeans Pants and Boys Knee
Pants. W. E. GILBERT.
Rev. Sam Jones tabernacle meetings
will open at Gainesville on Wednesday
before the third Sunday in September.
Elder T. j. Bazemore, of Primitive
Western Association, will preach at Pow.
der Springs Wednesday, August 23rd.
The newest designs in Saddles Just
received at G. K. Sanges.
Mr.. Charley Henderson is building a
small store house CD Mill Street, and put
ting in glass front.
Mr.. Sam w. Jones new house, near
Elizabeth is assuming proportions. Messrs
L. Black & Son have the contract.
Mrs. Fl. D. McCutcbeon, of Atlanta
spent Sunday in the city with her sister
Mrs. J. D. White.
Dennis Williams, we'll known and re-
spected coiored man. who has been a cit-
izen of this place for thirty years or more
died last week.
For SALE CHEAP Domestic Sewing
Machine good as new. DoBBs & Bro
Youths all wool SUITS IA to Is, for SO. Is
worth 1926 at Hirschs.
Messrs. Pat Nell, J. Frank Lumpkin
J. P. Leake and Geo. S. Owen, left Tues.
day to attend the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows in session at Griffin.
Sheriff Davenport went to Big Shanty
Friday afternoon and brought back John
Daniels, colored, against whom there is a
true bill for misdemeanor.
Mr.. Chas. c. Coggns has sold his inter-
est IN the Marietta Guano Co. to his form
er partner, and will remain in Canton
Canton Advance.
Mr.. j. J. Sanders has moved his family
from Atlanta to Marietta, aod is living
with his son, Mr.. John Sanders, at 4lo
Lawrence street
G. K. Sanges has an elegant line of
Fall and Winter Lap Robes.
Our New line of Fall Clothing is COM
ing in. Would be glad to show same to
you. w. E. GILBERT.
We have just turned out lot of Job
printing for an Atlanta firm. We can du>
plicate Atlanta prices and do as neat work.
Give US trial and see.