The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-23
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

1t is not necessary to be registered to
vote in the Democratic primary.
Miss Dora Hughes has returned from
her visit to Connecticut.
The Brantley Company Removal Sale
continues but four weeks longer.
Miss Sena Towers has returned from
Rome.
Miss Emma LYONS visiting in Jack.
sonville, Ala. ..s-sss
Miss Jennie Hughes. who has been Wis.
ting in Forsyth, has returned home.
Miss Mamie Lumpkin has returned to
her home in Rome
Yard wide sheeting a: the Brantley Co.
Removal Sale 4 cents,
Mr.. John Nichols visited friends in the
city Sunday.
The adjourned term Of Cobb Superior
Court convenes next Monday. -
There are fifteen county prisoners and
ten revenue prisoners in the Marietta Jail.
Col. Enoch Faw of Marietta, was in town
this week.-Canton Advance.
Mr.. Abner Towers is visiting his parents
here.
Good shoes at cost at the Brantley Co.
Removal Sale.
The Democrats of Cobb county are well
satisfied with the Chicago ticket and will
give it their support. va
Mr.. John D. Cunningham left Monday
night tor the National Populist Conyen>
ton in St. Louis. ss -
Miss Heppie Hancock of Westminster,
5. c., is visiting her cousins Misses Callie
and Ester Brewer.
Any one entitled to register can vote in
the Democratic primary next Saturday, if
he is of that political party ~.
Just received the latest styles in Collars
and Cuffs. READ & W1GG1Ns.
Mr.. Meinert is remodeling the Atkinson
house on Roswell street, adding four ooms
and making other improvements.
Joe Forehand colored, was arrested
Saturday night by Marshal Parks on the
charge of selling whisky.
Eaerything at cost at the Braptley Co.
Removal Sale. a4
We regret to learn of the sickness OF Mr.
Will Edwards, clerk for B. R. Legg &
Bro. 1t is thought he has typhoid lever.
FogND-On the square, an umbrella
Owner can get the same by paying fol
this notice.
For RENT-New five room house or
Lawrence St. Apply to Mrs. Il. G.. Cole
Delay doesn't pay a debt. You get mad
it sued, bu: what course can one adopt
when you won't pay?
We are indebted to Mr.. ]. M. Reed, Of
Middleton, for some luscious grapes.
Such kindness is appreciated.
Campmeetings Marietta, August 7-l2
Little River, August l4-l9; Sunday Springs
August 14-l9.
Big reduction in Refrigerators at Dobbs
Il Bros.
Straw Hats going cheap at Read &
Virgins.
Horace, the son of Mr.. B. J. Handy, OF
this county, was bitten on the toe by a
rattlesnske last Friday. He is recoy ering.
The Brantley Company will leave Ma,
rietta on or before Sept. lst They are
selling everything at cost and below.
Misses Edna and Ella Pope, and Miss
Emma Pope, of Atlanta, visited Mr.. Il. B.
Moss family here Sunday.
Col. w. E. Power has returned from the
Teachers Convention in session at Cum>
berland Island aLs1t. .6
Miss Pearl Simpson, who has been
spending several months in Pass Christian,
Miss, and New Orleans, has returned
home to the delight of her many friends.
We are offering great bargains in La
dies and Children's Shoes and Slippers.
READ & WlGGlNs.
Fruit jars at Dobbs & Bros
Col. j. ". Robertson spent Sunday in
the city. BE had just returned from
Chattanooga, where he had visited Col.
W. P. McClatehey's family.
A number of our citizens attended the
funeral of Mr.. 7. K. Handy, at Smyrna,
on Sunday, whose death occurred on Sat-
urday last.
Miss Lucille Nolan, of Atlanta, and Miss
Stella Nolan, OF Morgan county, visited
their cousin, DR.. G. T. Nolan, one day
last week.
If you can't be fitted in Shoes any
where else 60 to Read & Virgins.
Oscar Paden, son Of Mr.. A. T. Paden,
was thrown from horse Sunday after
noon and bruised considerably. The
horse was frightened at the sight of a
moving bicycle. KS
Farm Bells only 81 so at Dobbs & Bro.
PAsTURE.-Good Pasture for cattle