The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-02

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Fruit jars st Dobbs i Bro 8.
rs it hot enough Tor your Shoot him
The blackberry brigade is on the march.
Drinking fountains for stock have been
placed on the square.
The question who that couple is, keeps
being propounded.
DR.. Lewe Sessions, of Union Springs,
Ala, is in the city.
Big reduction in Refrigerators at Dobbs
l. Bros.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. w. H. kaufman,
fine boy.
The Episcopal Sunday School picniced
at the Marietta Paper Mill. seven miles in
the country, on last Saturday.
Mrs. Nettie Nor.hcutt left Tuesdey to
visit friends in Norwich, New York, and
will be gone about four months.
Miss Camilla Hancock, of Atlanta, visits
ed Miss Katie Carnes last week.
Mr.. John L. Reed is out again after
spell OF sickness.
Mrs Root, of Marietta, is visiting Mrs.
I. Q. Fleming on London street.-Bruns>
wick Times>Advertiser.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Lester,
twins, boy and girl. Our congratula.
tons are extended to-. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester.
Rev. j. A. Wynne, OF Gainesville, held
prayer meeting Wednesday night of last
week at the Baptist church.
Read & Virgins has beautiful line of
ladies and children's Opera Slippers and
Oxford Ties, bought at great reduction
Your chance to get cool shoes cheap,
Mrs. H. W. Shaw and child are on visit
to relatives in Utica, New York, aud will
be gone several months.
The Methodist Parsonage Aid Society
| will meet at the residence of Mrs. W, E..
Granting Thursday afternoon at 4 clock.
Fourth Of July shoot postponed until
Thursday July 10th, o'clock p. m.
MARIETTA GUN CLUB.
DIED.-Henry, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Rountree, of Macon, died in
this city on last Thursday. His remains
were carried to Macon for interment
Rev. N. E. Joyner, who has been vis-
iring his uncle, Mr. j. q. Talley, returned
to Nashville Saturday, where he is stu
dent il Vanderbilt University.
Farm Bells only $3.50 at Dobbs & Bro
Read & Virgins Aas beautiful line of
ladies and children's Opera Slippers and
Oxford let bought at great reduction,
Your chance to get cool shoes cheap,
Mr.. j. W. Hardetnan will commence
soon building brick warehouse in the
rear of the store he recently bought Of the
Tucker estate.
Mrs. E. NJ. Allen and Mrs. ". P. Nc.
J Clatchey and her daughter, Julette, of
Chattanooga Tenn, are visiting the
family OF Mr. H. G. Coryell. Their
many friends are glad to see them.
Read & Virgins has beautiful line of
Indies and children Opera Slippers and
Oxford Ties, bought at great reduction,
Your chance to get cool shoes cheap,
| Mr. Tom Medlock, who lives just outside
OF the corporate limits Of Marietta, on the
10th Of June pulled a ripe watermelon out
of his garden weighing eighteen pounds.
| This Is ahead of all others in this county.
Miss Lottic Hammond, Mr.. Lowrey
Arnold, Mr.. Walter Colquitt and Col
Pope, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Misses
Harwcod, at "Idlehurst," near Kennesaw
Mountain.
The Marietta Gun Club score out of 25
shots, last practice-Black Is, Maury Il,
E. j. Seize Il, Reynolds L., j. w. Seize
II, billiard ii, Granting 10, Bond Z,
Austin 5.
Rev j. II. Patton assisted Rev. E. D.
| McDougall in protracted meeting in Car
| tersvile last week. The News has this to
| say of Mr. Patton: He is minister Of
deep thought and breaches the gospel with
force and power
| The Democrats will hold primary July
25th to nominate candidates for the Legis>
lature, county officers, new Executive
Committee and express preference for
United States Senator. Don't forget the
date. Saturday July 25th
T. The funeral OF Mrs w. P. Stephens
took place Thursday morning at the fami.
!y residence, Rev. J. A Wynne, of Gaines
vile, officiated, assisted by Rev. S. r. C.
Adams. A large number OF our citizens
were present. The remains of tie deceas.
ed were inferred in the city cemetery.
Postmaster Northcutt is making some
improvements in the cost Office by ep!arg.
ing the space for the money order depart