The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-08-29
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

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Mr.. Baxter D. Reid has moved from
Atlanta to Ball Ground.
Mrs. Tucker and family have moved to
Atlanta.
Fruit Jars at Dobbs L Bro.
Miss Lizzie Shepard, Of Edgewood is
visiting Miss Carolyn Massey.
Miss Matte Lou Bussey left Tuesday
on visit to Madison.
PIANO for sale, cheap for cash or by in>
stallments. Apply at Journal office.
House to rent, near public school. Ap>
| ply to q. A. Guyton.
| Dir. c. c. Grist left Friday for New
York to buy a large stock Of goods.
| Fire Brick and Sewer Pipe at Dobbs.
The weather has been as tickle this
month IS coquette.
| For sALE-A good so saw steel brush
Outlet gin. w. S. CAENEY.
| School Books for every grade at Crosby's.
| Miss Mamie Campbell has returned to
her home in Atlanta.
| Mr.. JohE II. Boston, Jr., has recovered
from his recent sickness.
For SALE-Cheap one young bay mare
and double>seated carriage.
A. S. CLAY.
Judge Go5er is holding Forsyth Supe.
rior court this week.
| Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gibson, fine
girl.
We sold all ou- fruit Jars in 10 hours.
Low prices and quality sold them with the
help of the JOURNAL.
CRosBY's DRrG STORE.
Miss Margaret Coggins. of Canton, is
spending week or so in the city visiting
Miss Elma Reynolds.
| Miss Hattie Gould, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. q. Fox, left TOR her
home in Pennsylvania, last Monday.
Miss lisa Waters and Miss Matte Lou
Barrett spent last week at Elizabeth visits
ing their sister, Mrs W. J. Barrett.
Miss Nellie Covington has returned
home after pleasant visit to friends in
Atlanta.
Rev. j. 81. Patton and family are ex.
pected to return to the city on next Fri
day from their visit to Tennessee.
School bags and book straps cheap al
Palace Drug Store.
All chairmen Of Exposition committees
are urged to meet at Kennesaw parlor.
Friday 30th at o o'clock.
Mr.. J. P. Leake was elected Crane
Senior Warden in the Grand Encampmen
of Odd Fellows at Griffin last week.
Miss Chester will reopen her school a
her home ON Roswell street on Monday
September End. Common School an,
High School branches taught Careful at
tention to all who come, and thorough
work, Patronage solicited. For iurthe
information call on or address Miss NJ.
Chester.
We have a nice line of mems Cassimer
Pants, Mems Jeans Pants and Boys Kne
Pants. w. E. GILBERT.
The good house. wives. of nearly ever
home are preserving fruits in great guam
titles.
A boy will have all the fun" that is pos
sible with fast girl, but the more he ca
have the less respect he has for her?
Judge Geo. F. Gober is one of the mos
efficient superior court judges in Georgia
-Alpharetta Free Press
The Marietta public schools will ope
next Monday. The attendance promises t
be large
Rev. Howard Crumley, agent of Or
phan's Home preached at the Methods
Church last Sunday morning.
Mr. Warner, OF Indiana, has bouxb
Mr.. Sam Frey's farm and crop. Mr.. Ere
will move to town, we learn.
There was no preaching at tie Presby
teriau Church last Sunday. Rev. Nj
Patton is expected home about Friday.
Mr.. ]. T. NJ HARE is making some i'm
provements On his residence that will adj
very materially to comfort aud conven
fence.
We are ready for the opening of tn
city schools, with large stock of every
thing that will be used. We will app eel
ate your patronage in this as we'll as i
other lines. MALONE s. LOVE,
Palace Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paige left Monda
on visit to New York, Boston end othe
places.
Dir. John D. Northcutt has sold NJ
George F. Newell pair OF beautiful horses
stylish and well>iormed. We learn tina
the price was 5000.
Mr.. Campbell Wallace, wife, child an
nurse left Thursday for Bay View, Mich
where they will remain until October Isl