The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-11-07
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers. .

Air Rifles 95c at Dobbs & Rro.
Prot. Il. l.. Sewell and wife, Of CEDAR
town, spent few days here last week.
Mrs. W. Black and children are Wis
iting in Atlanta this week.
Miss Clara Harrigsl, of Graniteville, s.
c., is visiting Mrs. j. H. Land.
Mrs. Joseph Glover, sf Guntersville, is in
the city.
Mr.. L. K. Peers, of Pennington, Mo-,
is visiting Mr.. B. B. Legg's family.
Handling fresh fish and oysters daily at
Dan Blacks, in front of the Kennesaw
House. Send in your orders at once.
WANTED-A couple, or two gentlemen,
te board in private family; no children.
Apply opposite Episcopal church.
MRS. /. G. SIMPSON.
For SALE-Ten Shares Marietta Choir
Cos stock. F. r.. P. 0. Box No. 374.
Measles have decimated the number of
pupils il public schools.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Thornton
a fine girl.
We have the largest and best assorted
stock of Clothing ever brought to Marietta.
READ & WIGGINs.
Mr.. Charley Thornton, Of Florida, is
here visiting his family.
Do you owe us? Then we want to see
you. Got something for you-a receipt.
Misses Harris, of Cedartown are at the
Kenresaw Hotel
For SALE-Twenty FIVE Berkshire shoats.
7. w. GLOVER.
For SALE-A good house, we'll situated
in town. Apply to H. P. LEAKE.
Mr.. G. D. Seely, of Valdosta, was here
this week.
Mr.. James Thompson and family are
visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Lumpkin.
Mr.. J. J. Hardage's house on Powder
Springs street is nearing completion.
Mrs. Charles Bane and son, of Chicago,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. George q.
Keller.
II your Flour is not giving satisfaction
try Postelrs Elegant. Once tried always
used. il. REED.
Miss Louise Nicholson, af Southwest
Georgia, is visiting Miss Linda McKen.
ney.
beautiful coal vase for 81, so az Dobbs.
Mr.. Ed W. Frey got a fat attorneys fee
the other night. he captured fine pos
sum in his chicken house.
Miss L. Freeman Clarke, of Boston
Mass. was in the city last week, visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Freeman Clarke.
For SALE-One good mule and five
mares, for cash or on time, or will ex.
change for beef cattle or milk COWS.
L. w. GLOVER.
CHAIRS CHEAP We have lot of oGd
chairs that we are selling low. Can be
| seer at our warehouse.
MARIETTA CHAIR Co
We regret TO learn of the sickness of
| of Mr.. George D. Anderson. 1t is thought
he has fever.
For SALE-A good house, well situated
in town. Apply to II. ?. LEAKE
Mrs. H. a. Mcintyre and family will
move to Marietta in few days-Canton
Advance.
Rev. A. c. Thomas will leave for Con-
terence after two more Sundays. Have
you paid your assessment? If not do so
at once.
Mr.. Gus Coggins closed a 1900 deal
on Wednesday with Mr.. Campbell Wall
lace, of Marietta, by which he becomes
| owner of Wallace farm.-Canton Advance.
Standard Sewing Machines $4,000.
DoBBs & Bro
For best coal and prices, see Whitlock
& Miller.
Mrs. "A. L. Cook and daughter, Mss
Mamie Cook, from Toledo, Ohio arrived
last Thursday. She will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. J. Freeman
| Clarke
An earthquake was felt in Marietta last
Thursday morning about SIS o'clock. 1t
ratified things in houses and woke people
from sleep. 1t was generally talked about
next day.
Mrs. Mary Cook has moved. to Rome to
live with her daughter, Mrs. J. j. O'Neill.
Mr.. w. S. Dodgen and family have moved
from the country and occupy Mrs. Cooks
residence.
Mr.. T. w. Read and Mr.. John Lewis
have exchanged residences, Mr.. Read
paying difference of $3.50. Both resi-
dences are located on Cherokee street and
are nice places,
Fire Brick and Sewer Pipe at Dobbs.
Buy your fall suit and overcoat from
Read l. Virgins.
Oscar Williams and Pharaoh Davis,
both colored, who were placed in the Gala
booze Friday night, tore up the floor and
oeooDoI ILL., "a r.