The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-16
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Mr.. George Cleveland, OF Indian Terri-
tory is visiting in the city. ~
PEAS FOR SALE-WhippoorwiI red and
unknown at Anderson Bros.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Newcome,
of Atlanta, a fine son. =.
WANTED-A four gallon cow, fresH Tin
milk. Apply to Thomas NJ. Brumby.
Hon. w. L. Peek, Of Conyers, was IA the
city Monday.
Miss Ola Bolt, of Gainesville is visit
ing Mrs. Will Florence and Miss Ludie
McLain. NJ
Virgins.
Mr.. Harvey Barnes has moved into the
former Methodist parsonage on Powder
Springs streee.
DR.. I. H Springer is in East Tennessee
in the interest of the Marietta Guano Com.
pany.
Deputy Sheriff Bishop carried a crazy
negro woman to the asylum at Milledge-
,' Is !' ;:s s:;s i. h.. a, D....
& Bro. s.
MIR. j. c. Cooper, OF kcworth, has gone
to Texas with view Of making that state
his home.
Rev. Mr.. Wingo, of Carrollton, filled the
pulpit at the Baptist Church last Sunday,
preaching two fine sermons.
Clearance Als,6f Straw Hats just begun,
great bargainAO those who come tirst.
~ READ g. WIGGINs.
Rev. DR.. CooE\preached at the Metho>
dist Church last Sunday morning, and
Rev. W. F. Glenn, editor Of the Wesleyan
Christian Advocate, at night.
PAsTURE.-Good Pasture for cattle.
Water plentiful. Two miles out Cherokee
road. W. G. HUGGARD.
Judge Newman has passed an order ad,
ding $4,000 to the compensation Of Mr..
J. B. Glover, receiver of the Marietta &
North Georgia Railroad.
Mr.. Forney Bowles had two of his fin
gers masked in the calendar rolls at the
Marietta Paper Manufacturing Co., re-
Gently.
Miss Pearl Beatrice Peck, an accom-
plished young lady. of Atlanta, returned
home Saturday, after spending week with
her friend, Miss Ehmie Leila Granting
Farm Bells k $3.50 at Dobbs & Bro.
Mrs. Hill, frd Roanoke, Ala, takes
Miss Harrison's place as telegraph opera
tor at this place at the Western Union Co.
Miss Harrison has gone to Roanoke.
We are offeriak Great bargains in La
dies and Childrs4s Shoes and Slippers.
" READ & WlGGlNs.
Mrs. Geo. HNKeeler, and two sons,
Oscar ond Milton, Nave gone on visit to
Lake Geneva, Wis, and will be absent
several weeks.
Mr. Charlie Barkalow left Friday eve
ming for Cincinnati. where his wife and
son are on visit They will return il a
few weeks.
Mr. Houston Mcintosh, OF this place,
will contest for the High School declama>
ton prize a. the State Teachers Convea-
ton at Cumberland. He will get it, too.
We regret to learn of the sickness of
sweet little Annie, danghte- of Mr.. and
W. E. Gilbert. We hope she will soon
recover.
If you can be fitted in Shoes any
where else 60 Read & Virgins.
The Wester ~ Union Telegraph Office
furnished free bulletins OF the proceedings
OF National Democratic Convention last
week.
Mrs. w. r. Turner and Miss Lena
Northcutt OF this place, and Miss Avery,
OF Canton, visited Chattanooga and Look
out Mountain this week.
Mrs. B. Lowry and daughters, Miss
Mary, and Mrs. T. C. Shepard, and grand
son, Harry, of Atlanta, visited friends in
the city this week.
Mrs. S. j. Drawdy apd children, of
Tampa, Fla, are expected this week to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Granting.
Mr.. C. E. Henderson has the contract to
raise the roof of Mr.. Hardeman's store and
put in new glass front; also to build a
brick warehouse in the rear of the store.
Work is now il progress.
Remember tn face to get Shoes of all
kinds and very cA p prices.
Y Read l. Virgins.
Now, somebodyIis going to be defeated
in the Democratic primary on the 25th.
Let everyone make up their minds to do
the fair thing and abide the result. Let
there be no pickering.
Worthless ours are increasing in number
in this section nearly as fast as. the En-
glish sparrows. The dogs consume enough
broad and maat in this coun{rr- IN faad ths