The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-08-29
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
COUNTY FAIR OPENS next TUESDAY,
The Journal Correspondents Picnic
Next Saturday at Union
Chapel. Be Sure to Attend.

Miss Mertie Cason is visiting relatives
and friends in the city.
Miss Agnes Hardeman has returned
home after weeks visit to Atlanta.
Now is the time to plant your fall adver>
tisements in this paper. Let the people
know what you have hid away in your store.
Miss Willie Holt, of Newman, Ga. is
visiting the family of DR.. s. D. Rambo, of
this place.
Will sell the very best Glen Mary and
Jehco coal, or any first class coal at lows
est possible prices. Fl. MEIEERT.
Messrs. Frey & Frey, attorneys, are
building several new dwellings on Ros.
well street. Mr.. Henry Beavers is doing
the work.
In practice Friday afternoon, out Of
rs shots each at clay pigeons, T. W.
Glover made a score of "a; a. Meinert,
20, and Jordan Black II.
Miss Ada Brewer, who has been visiting
friends and relatives at Westminster, S.
G., has returned, preparatory to entering
the Marietta High School,
Mrs. W. d. Anderson and children, who
have been spending several weeks with rel.
atives in Cherokee county returned home
last week.
LosT-At the Armory, on the night of
the last german, lady's light cloth cape
with changeable silk lining. Finder will
please leave it at the Journal Office or the
Elrwood Hotel.
Messrs. E. P. Dobbs & Bro. have added
q very attractive show window to their
store. The display OF hardware, &C., is
very fne and shows the enterprise of these
pushing young men.
DIgD.-Sadie, the infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Curry, died on Friday
night las: and was buried on Saturday.
Rev. ]. A. Wynne officiated at the funeral
services.
D. B. Parks having bought haiti interest
In }. 1. Bakers Beet Market, on Wash>
lngton Avenue, opposite the court house.
lswest prices. We will pay the highest
market prices for beef cattle and hides.
BAKER & PARKS.
M. Tom Granting of Atlanta, has let
the contract to Mr.. c. E. Henderson to
build him ten room house on his lot on
Powder Springs street. Just beyond Dr.
Greer's place.
The Young Peoples Epworth League
will hold its meeting at the Methodist
church Friday evening at o'clock. Ev,
erybody is cordially invited to attend, and
full attendance of all members is especi>
ally desired.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at Mrs. Austin's on next Thursday
afternoon az o'clock Members are
urged to attend.
Mrs. McCLATcHEY, Sec.
Mr. Lawless, young white man, em-
ployed at Brumby's chair factory, got his
left hand gashed by a shaving machine at
the factory Saturday. DR.. Nolan gave
needed attention.
TAX NoTICE.-The books are now open
payment of city tax for 1895. Call and
attend to it while it is in your mind
R, E. LAwHoN, Clerk Il Tax Col.
Mrs. J. S. Warren left Sunday evening
for Philadelphia, Baltimore and New
York. She will attend millinery OPEN
ing at the latter place. She will also visit
Washington and Boston and will be abs
sent about ten days.
Miss Mary Reynolds, Lottie Lou Murray
and Pearl McClatchey, who have been
visiting the family of Mr. W. P. McClatch>
ey in Chattanooga have returned home
accompanied by Misses AnnaKate, Miners
va and Juliet McClatchey, who will spend
some time with relatives and friends.
The rate over the w. & A. R. R., from
Atlanta and Gainesville during the three
days OF the County Fair, has been placed
a. one fare, good for five days after 9Th
Of September. Let every one take ADJ
vantage Of the low rate and attend the big
show.
In no year has the fruit crop ever been
larger. Providence has been lavish in the
bestowal of the good things OF lite. If pol
itics was not disturbing element, the
people would not be wrought up to discon>
tent.
The law suits that spring up over trhes
are not only numerous, but their insignif>
icance is such as 10 be amazing. Often
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involved. But then, lawyers must have
something to do as well as other people.