The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-08-20
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
A MAD. DOG KILLED IN THE CITY,
News Items, Personal Notes and Other
Matters Gathered Together for
the Reader.

uer Visit TO tennessee.
We regret to learn that Capt S. V.
Sanford is sick with fever.
For RENT-A five room house. Apply
to D. A. Hubbard.
Miss Emma Lyon, who has been visiting
in Jacksonville. Ala, has returned home.
The latest tax returns at Mr.. W. N.
Crisis house is another fine girl.
We regret to learn of the sickness of
Miss Susie May Wallace.
Mrs. H. G. Cole and child are visiting
her mother. Mrs. b. A. Dunwody.
Buy it at Legg's Drug Store.
Miss Agnes Hardemap is visiting friends
IN Atlanta
Col. Starr returned to the city Tuesday.
His wife will return from New Jersey next
month.
A few boarders can be accomm odated
in private family. Plenty of shade with
all modern conveniences and comforts
For particulars apply to P. G. Box 325.
Miss Mamie Wells, OF Chattanooga, and
MSS Mable Gentry, of Atlanta, are visit
ing the Misses McCollum.
During the hot weather be mercltul to
your mules and horses and oxen. Don't
drive them too much.
Let US have general cleaning up of
the city-back yards, premises and back
streets
The improvements made on the Mrs.
Cook residence and the Atkinson resi-.
dence, on Roswell street. have transformed
both into beautiful places.
Misses Emmie Shearer and Lille Smith,
of Atlanta, and Ethel Hardeman. of Store.
vile, have returned home after a pleas
ant visit to Miss Agnes Hardeman.
Mr.. a. B. Gilbert has had a new tin
roo: put on his store and fire proof walls
between his building and those adjoining
His insurance has been reduced thereby.
Buy it at Leggs Drug Store.
Mr.. Joseph F. Gable and family, of
Atlanta, spent Monday and Tuesday with
his father, Mr.. r. w. Gable, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Will S. Cox.
A glass front will be put in the Hirsch
store house. A stairway leading from the
sidewalk will also be built. The building
is to be occupied soon.
A mule and horse hitched to wagon,
from the country, on Friday, made three
different attempts to run away on the
square.
Messrs. Henry Love, Glenn Marchman,
Pat Nell and Hill Hall have returned
from White Path, where they have been
spending the past week.
The Baptist Church has sold the lot do
mated by Mr.. Joseph NJ. Brown for 5000 to
Mr.. A. 7. Paden. The money is in the
treasury, the church is out of debt, and
the outlook is very encouraging.
On September 10th the registration books
will be closed. Ifyou do not pay al! the
old f fas against you and register by that
time, you won't he allowed to vote in
October. Tell your neighbor.
Our Baptist friends have the promise of
lecture from Rev. Sam Jones for the
benefit Of their new church. AS soon as
he extreme hot weather abates, they ex>
pect to fix the date for his appearance.
Buy it at Leggs Drug Store.
Revival at the Methodist Church still
continues. Rev. Simeon Shaw is doing
the preaching III very forcible and
impressive manner. The interest mani>
tested is considerable, and plumber have
Joined the church.
Leave your orders early for best Wes>
tern Mutton. We are headquarters for
seed Rye and Oats. Hay, corn and bran
at lowest prices. Full line of groceries.
Great Bargains in Men Shoes.
HUBBARD.& PHILLIPS.
Some Of the girls OF the Methodist
Church have made silk quilt, which is
now on exhibition in the window of Messrs.
Session Il Trammell. The proceeds will
be ased to buy suitable furniture for the
pastors study. Price twelve dollars.
Buy it at Legg's Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. McCarter, OF Aiken,
S. C.. Miss Kate N. Thomas, OF Savannah,
her niece, Miss Helen Teltord, OF al Gnes>
vile, Ga, Mrs. E. E Manget and Mr.. S,
z. Manget, OF Trenton, S. c., are stopping
atthe residence of Mr.. J. G. Campbell, on
"Campoe!ls HILL