The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-09
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Mr.. Charlie Northcutt is ge ting well.
The bicycle craze seems to be on the
increase in Marietta.
Just received Lot OF ladies' fine Oxford
ties. READ & WrGGINs.
The Marietta girls ride bicycles very
gracefully.
Good rains fell here last Thursday and
Friday afternoons.
Crops are fine and the prospec. all that
could be desired for good yield.
Mr.. Ed HirscA, wife and child, of At,
lanta, spent Sunday in the city.
Just received nobby line of meu's fine
shoes and ladies' Oxford ties.
READ l. WIGGINs.
The man who talks most about hard
times does most to make hard times
No man is ignorant who knows enough
to cdAceal what no doesn't know.
There are men who are false in their
sincerity. and sincere only in their false
hood.
Just received 200 pounds Of. Buist's Sc
lect Turnip seed. LEGGs DRUG STORE.
North Atlanta District Conference will
be held at Walesca the last week in July.
Big reduction in Refrigerators at Dobbs
L. Bros.
RENEW your SUBSCRIPTIONS to the jour-
NAL.
Mr., Moultrie NJ. Sessions has moved
into his new house on Kennesaw Avenue.
The fourth OF July was OBSERVED BY some
OF the city industries shutting down.
Mr.. Joe Blacks new residence on At
lanta street is nearly completed.
Mr. John P. Cheney is at home again
from State University.
Buist's Turnip Seed are the best grown.
get them at Legg's Drug Store.
Miss Vannie Almond, of Elberton, who
has been visiting Miss Cora Cheney at
Mrs. Haynes, has returned home.
Mr.. Howard McCutcheon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel, OF Atlanta, spent Sunday
here with Mr.. Johnson Garwood's family.
Plant Buist's Turnip Seed and be as.
sured OF fine crop. Buy them at Legg s
Drug Store.
Mr.. ". L. Pomeroy and bride returned
tc the city on last Saturday evening after
sojourn at Ashvi!le, N. C.
Mr.. James W. Legg has repainted the
interior of his drug store, and otherwise
improved its appearance.
Fruit jars at Dobbs l. Bros.
Mr.. ]. A. Manget, the market gardener
has left with us red raspberries. egg plants
ard tomatoes, for which he has our thanks
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Hart, of,,Macon, ar,
visiting their daughter. Mrs. D. A. War
lick.
The many friends Of Miss Fannie Treze,
| want are glad to see her at home again
! from New York.
Miss Willie Harrison, the telegrapher
here has gone to town iu Alabama TO
! accept a similar position.
Miss Mcclellan was baptised at Spring
Lake on last Sunday afternoon by Rev
). K. G. Adams, of the Baptist church.
Col. W. R. Power attended the Confed-
crate Veterans reunion at Richmond, Va,
and had y pleasnnt Yin
Mr.. Heffernan, superintendent OF the
Waste Factory, is off OF a business trip
to Cincinnati
Miss Mamie Lumpkin, of Rome, is visit.
ing her brother, Mr.. Frank Lumpkin, Of
this place.
Hon. A. S. Clay, by invitation, delivered
a speech at Wesley Chapel on last Satur.
day at Sunday School celebration.
ANY one wanting shoes can find fine
assortment OF mems, ladies' and children s
shoes at Read & Virgins.
At the Odd Fellows picnic in Roswell
on the 4th of July, Col. N. A. Morris Of
Cherokee Lodge. Marietta, delivered an
address.
Board wanted for summer by two ladies.
with infants, in country near Marietta; no
hotels; references exchanged. Address,
stating location and terms, j. R. Davis,
100 Duffy Street, Savannah. Ga.
We are increasing our line of shoes and
will carry the largest assortment of shoes
to be touLd in Marietta.
READ IL W!GGISs.
Farm Bells only 81 so at Dobbs & Bro.
A large hen egg when broken at the
home of Mr.. j. s. Kemp, OF this county,
revealed another egg, with shell inside.
This is an egg-straordinary egg and a
curiosity.
The Georgia Teachers Association will
meet at Cumberland Island next Tuesday.
Prot. J. s. Stewart, President, and a num-
Der OF teachers of Marietta and this coun>
ty will attend.
Everybody who has tried Buist's Turnip