The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-06
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

DR.. j. T. Groves returned last week
from Texas.
Il is said that the Marietta & North
Georgia Railroad will be sold soon.
Mr.. Lem Carnes, we regret to learn, is
wrestling with measles.
See our clothing before buying.
w. E. GILBERT.
Don't forget that those $500 rugs are
still going at $500 at j. n. Austin's
Miss Ellen Welch is on two week
visit to St. Louis.
Mr.. Buford Green has returned from his
visit TO Gainesville.
Go to Bakers market for beef at lOcts
per pound.
One dozen boxes matches for 5cts at
P. +. HANDY l. Co.'s.
Mr.. and Ass. D. N. Anderson have re-
turned from their visit to Texas.
The Epworth League meets at the
Methodist church Friday night.
Mr. Lawrence W. Virgins and bride
arrived in the city Tuesday afternoon and
are stopping at the MARROW House.
Black cheviot suits, nicely made, $3.50
$3.50 TO $500. WE GILBERT.
The Baptist Sunday School will picnic
at Hills Crossing on the NJ. 4 N. Ga. R.
R. next Friday.
Yes, we know the weather is hot. You
needn't call our attention to it, unless you
feel like you want sym pathy as you swelter.
Ny house to rent. Corner Dallas and
Wright streets. Jos. GLOVER
RAVENS Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food,
a guaranteed cure for Cholera, for sale at
The YELLOW FRONT STORE.
Mr.. R. L. Northcutt has returned to the
city after spending several months in Flor
ida.
Mrs, Lille Teipel and child, after a
pleasant visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hammett, returned to their home
in St. Louis last Thursday.
Boys suits and knee pants at W. f.
Gilberts
Rev. A. c. Thomas, of the Marietta
Methodist Church, will preach the com>
mencement sermon Of the Dalton Female
College on the second Sunday in June.
For RENr-A comfortable five room
cottage on Locust street. Apply to
MRS. G. 7. GIGNlLLIAT.
Mr.. w. R. Montgomery returned from
Houston, Texas, last week, where he went
to attend the reunion of the Confederate
Veterans. He had glorious time.
Seven nickle bars soap for % cents at
P. I. HANDY Il Co.'s
Rev. A. G. Thomas received fourteen
accessiors to the Methodist church last
Sunday. There are several others yet t.
be received.
! You ought to get one OF those OF. Oal
folding work tables at j. NJ. Austin's
Mr.. Sam Ways four year old Cobt
county mare. at the race track last Satur'
day, beat Mr.. John Northcutt's horse two
straights, making a mile in PAP.
The Ladies Parsonage Aid Society, ant
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Societ.
will meet at the residence of Mrs D. F
McClatchey Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
Genuine Cuba Molasses at P. T. Hamb,
& Co.'S.
WANrED-2O or 80 acres of good ricl
land, mostly cleared not over one mile
from Marietta or Smyrna. and on railroad
Must be bargain tor cash. Address a
once, P.O. Box 40, Marietta, Ga.
Mr.. Wayne Wise died in this county or
last Thursday night at his son>in-law's g, Mr.
James Wyley. He would have been 81
years old the 23rd of June He leaves two
children.
Alpaca and Sicilian coats and vests al
W. Z. GILBERT's:
Sunday heat throughout the country
was scorcher. 1t was 81 in New York
Sc in Philadelphia. 81 in Chicago, SO il
Atlanta ard Sc in Marietta. There were
II deaths from heat in Philadelphia OF
Sunday.
A big lot of Mating just received at J
NJ. Austin's furniture store.
Miss Mary Wilson, who has been visit
ing Miss Ada Freyer for some months, lef
for her home in Nebraska City, last Thurs
day. She is charmiugly beautiful young
lady, and made many friends while here
who regretted to see, her leave.
Clothing, hats and shoes at ". E. Gill
bert's.
Water, paint and whitewash and tn.
carpenters have made Mells old stand on,
OF the neatest markets in town. J. W
Frey is now the proprietor. Call and Sc,
him and get the very best meats.
Youths all wool suits, Ii to Is, for So. Il
worth S. at Hirsch's.
Mrs. Nettie Northcutt's residence wa
burglarized in the dag time, during he