The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-13
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Rpyihe, Alabama.
Picpics and red bugs are giving the
young people something to do
Miss Maggie Trammell is on visit to
Dalton.
Miss DOvie Blair is on;a visit to Douglas
vile.
Best Harness Soap at P. 2, Handy & Co.
See our clothing before buying.
W. f. GILBERT.
Don't forget that those $500 rugs are
still going at $500 at j. ii. Austin's
Go to Bakers market for beef at lOcts
per pound.
DR.. Harris and wife, of Gainesville, WIS.,
tied Rev. and Mrs. Patton this week.
Prof. J. S. Stewart visited his mother,
at Oxford, last Saturday.
DR.. James Saunders is now at Glen
Flynn, Ill, for short while.
Miss Linda Mckinney and brother are
on visit to Dahlonega.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Phillips and children are on
visit to GAINESVILLE.
. For RENr-Four rooms at the Hedges"
Apply to d. A. HUBBARD.
Please call and pay what you owe this
Office. We must have the money. A word
to the wise is sufficient.
Losr-On the square or on Lawrence
street small bundle of lace. Finder will
please leave at Journal Office.
A few thousand dollars has been placed
with me by individual parties for loan.
j. 4: FOSTER.
The new house of Mr.. Atkins, on Al.
lanta street is being pushed forward to
completion.
One dozen boxes matches for Sets at
P. t. HANDY & Co.'s.
Black cheviot suits, nicely made, $3.50,
$3.50 10 $500. W. +. GILBERT.
RAVENS Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food,
guaranteed cure for Cholera, for sale at
The YELLOW FRONT STORE.
The Episcopal Sunday School picnicked
at Canton tank on last Saturday and
spent an enjoyable day.
Blind tigers are run in Marietta to some
extent but drunken man is not often
seen.
Boys suits and knee pants at W. E.
Gilbert's.
Seven nickle bars soap for % cents at
P. T. HANDY & Co.'s
You ought to get one of those OF. Oak
folding work tables at J. M. Austins
The Presbyterian Sunday School picnic,
ed at Mr.. Cap. Joyner's grove Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Samuel Way has shown us head
OF wheat seven inches in length He wants
to know if any one can beat it.
LosT-A large gray shawl on the Gums
ming road Finder will be rewarded Ivy
leaving at A. B. Giibert's store.
JAMES BURTON.
Col. j. w. Robertson, of GAINESVILLE,
was here Sunday, visiting his daughter
Mrs. 81. G. Coryell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Field and child
and Mrs. J. B. Glover went to Canton to
spend few days this week.
To succeed in building up the town,
there must be leaders. The leader, there
fore, is more valuable than a critic.
Why not let us have Fourth of July
celebration, and show or patriotic love OF
country 1t could be made a big day
here if our people would take hold of it.
Miss May Mcintosh, charming young
lady of Marietta, returned home yesterday
after spending some time with relatives
and friends in this city.-Griffin Call.
Mr.. G. B. Willingham has bought Mrs.
Avery place and will occupy it very soon.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Avery will
move back to her Kentucky home.
Genuine Cuba Molasses at P. T. Handy
& Co.'S.
Alpaca and Siciian coats and vests at
w. E. GILBERTs.
A big lot of Mating just received at j.
NJ. Austin's furniture store.
The Baptist.Sunday School ricnicked al
Hills Crossing on the NJ. & u. Ga. Rail-
road. A large crowd went out and had a
pleasant time.
The new Marietta paper mill is in fine
working order now and is turning out some
beautiful paper. 1t is ore of the finest and
best equipped plapts in the south.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-The Ladies Building
Fund Society will have for sale in room
over Manning Bros store, ice cream
sherbet and cake for benefit new Baptist
church, beginning at clock Thursday
evening, 18th inst. Patronage solicited.
Mrs. C. B. Sewell died in Atlanta last
Thursday, aged torty>io.r years. She was
the wife of DR.. Sewell Her remains were
| carried 70 Woodstock for burial.