The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Adjourned term of Cobb Superior Court
conveues in July.
Fly and flea paper at Palace Drug Store.
Mr.. Jim Frey has just recovered from
measles.
Mr.. Howard McCutcheon, of Atlanta,
was in the city Friday,
Miss Blanche Hart, of Macon, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. D. A. Warlick.
Go to Bakers market for beef at lOcts
per pound.
! A few hammocks left that will sell
cheap. Malone q Love, Palace Drug
Store.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. l. II. Springer,
Saturday, a fine girl.
Mr.. Raymond johnson, of Atlanta. was
in the city Sunday.
Mrs J. Fl. Miller returned last week
from her visit to Illinois.
Mrs. J. NJ. Austir is on a visit TO ner
sister, Mrs. Duke, in Dunwoody, Ga,
and will return Sunday.
Mr.. W. A. Hartman and wife, of At
lanta, spent Sunday in the city visiting
Mr.. E. P. Green and wife.
Parsonage and Home Mission Society
will meet at the residence of Mrs. M. R.
Lyon Thursday afternoon at clock.
Mrs. 81. D. McCutcheon, of Atlanta, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Johnson Gar
wood
Melin's Food, and all other baby and
invalid foods, at Palace Drug Store al-
ways.
DR.. l. j. NJ. Goss has returned to the
city after visitto his daughter in Elber-
ton, who is recovering from her sickness.
See our clothing before buying.
W. E. GILBERT.
Don't forget that those $500 rugs are
still going at $500 at j. M. Austin's
For RENr-Four rooms at the Hedges. "
Apply to D. A. HUBBARD.
Guardians, executors and administrators
are required by law to make their annual
reports 10 the ordinary on or by the first
Of July annually.
The farmers say crops never looked
better. The largest fruit crop in years will
be made. The people will be unable to
consume the abundance.
Drs. Johnson & johnson, No 333 White
hall street, Atlanta, treat all chronic dis
eases with remarkable success, See their
advertisement in this issue.
The reunion OF the 7th Georgia regis
ment and the 1st Georgia cavalry will be
held on Saturday, the 10th of July next,
at Dallas, Ga,
IT was the "Ben Hill Flour that Mrs
Frank Lumpkin used that won the $500
in gold offered as premium for the best
biscuits in the Dixie Baking Powder con-
test. This excellent -four sold by A. B
Gilbert.
Dewberries and cherries are abundan
this year. Huckieberries and raspberrie
are also plentiful. The blackberry vii
soon be here, and everybody will feast
What goodly land this is
Milier's Preserving tablets, 25cts, guar
anteed to save any kind of trait, even ii
open vessels for sale at Palace DruI
Store only.
A few thousand dollars has been placed
with me by individual parties for loan.
j. 4: FOSTER.
Black chevot suits, nicely made, Sc SO
$3.50 TO rs 90. w. +. GILBERT.
Miss Cora Cheney, who has been at
tending Gainesville Female Seminary, ar
rived home Thursday morning to spen'
vacation. Her many friends are glad t.
see her lack again.
Boys suits and knee pants at ". Z
Gilbert's.
You ought to get one OF those OF. Ga
folding work tables at j. NJ. Austin's
Genuine Cuba Molasses at P. T. Hamb
& Co.'s.
Rev. D. L. Buttolph left last week 70
Williamstown, Mass to attend the fftiet
anniversary reunion of his class at vii
liams College. He will probably visi
places in New York, New Jersey and Con
necticutt during his absence, which vii
be about one month.
Rev. A. c. Thomas preached from
Psalms XVIII l2-l4. His topic wa
Christian Education" aud we'll did h
handle his theme. For an hour and fit
teen minutes he held his vast audience
spelIbound, and even then they we're loatl
for him to stop.-Dalton Argus
Alpaca and Sicilian coats and vests
w. E. GILBERTs
A big lot Of Mating just received at j
NJ. Austin's furniture store.
Mr. Samuel G. Frey says ON WeoneSda,,
evening of last week, about 6 o'clock, tina
the rain which fell so copiously was accom-
panied by great deal of hail, which wa
| al % riddla into rih