The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-06-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Mrs. F. N. Graves is spending the sum-
mer at the NARROW House.
Mr.. Eli Chandler has gone to St. Louis
National Republican Convention.
Judge Gobel had one OF his inc horses
to die the othe: day.
HASTE TO THE wEDDING-Bu. don't for.
get to 60 to J. H. Bate & Co., and get you
a nice present.
The Marietta Rifles left Tuesday morn.
Ing for the State Encampment at Griffin.
Mr.. Jack Nell, OF Edgewood, spent Sun.
day in the city.
Mrs. L. McCollum and daughter. Ell.
sic, are on visit to Chicago.
The grape vines are loaded with grapes
and the crop will be abundant
Mr.. JEFF Land has moved to his farm
near Dallas.
Now, you want to take stock in the
County Fair and help all you can.
Mrs. Charles Barkalow and son, Freddie,
are on visit to CINCINNATI, Ohio.
WASrED-Marble and granite cutter
letterer. l.. 81. WARLICK, Macon. Ga.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Rogers, a
fine boz.
Miss Emma Pope, of Atlanta, is visiting
her sister Mrs. h. B. Moss.
Experience is costly school, blu: some
people wont learn in any other.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter l.. Sessions,
fine girl.
For RENT-S!x room house. Apply to
NJ. j. BRADLEY.
Flower Pots 35ct dozen. Dobbs & Bro,
RENEW your SUBSCRIPTIONS to the JoUR.
NAL.
Fresh Butter from Field Bros Dairy
Farm at Virgins &eads store.
Mr.. ]. W. Hardeman and family returns
ed from their visit to Gainesville, Ga, last
Thursday. They had pleasant time.
Our line Solid Silver, Cut Glass and
China are just what you want tor we'd
ding present. j. 81 BATE Il Co.
Col. Rankin spoke to about forty people
here last Saturday. There wasn't any fire
or enthusiasm in his speech.
Mrs. W. r. Joyner and children, of At
lanta, are occupying their summer home
near town.
Mrs. Hugh N. Starnes, of Experiment
Ga, arrived in the city last week on a visit
to relatives.
Read & Virgins has beautiful line Of
ladies and children's Opera Slippers and
Oxford Ties, bought at great reduction
our chance to get cool shoes cheap,
The Democratic primary, to nominate
county officers, takes place on Saturday
July 25th.
Farm Bells only $3.50 at Dobbs & Bro.
Fresh Butter from Field Bros Dairy
Farm at Virgins & Beads store
Mr.. R. NJ. McNcel had the misfortune to
lose his fine black horse. 1t died from
blind staggers.
About $50 colored teachers attended tie
Peabody Normal Institute held in Mariet-
ia last week by COL W. R Power.
The Mcneil Marble Company is putt
ting in nice line of machinery. engine
ri bhino had cow Go ~ ,oao. ~ L.,
mands of their increased trade.
Lawn Mowers at Dobbs & Bros.
Quincy Refrigerators are the best. You
will find the m at Dobbs & Bros.
Read & Virgins has beautiful line of
ladies and chidren's Opera Slippers and
Oxford lie! bought at great reduction,
Your chance to get cool shoes cheap,
We have received some nice new type
for doing job printing. Give us your orders.
In neatness and price, we canno! be ex-
celled
Col. c. D. Seey and vile have moved
back to Marietta and occupy their resi-
dence on tie Atkinson lot on Roswell
street.
No use going 10 Atlanta for wedding
present. We have beautiful line and at
prices that defy competition. BATE & Co.
Rev. NJ. d. Smith, of the Acworth
Methodist Church, conducted prayer meet
ing at the Presbyterian Church, Marietta
on Wednesday night of last week. Mr..
Smith is an able preacher
There is nothing that impa;rs the con>
Edence of the public in man and binders
his success more than his putting off
from time to time the payment OF his
debts.
Fruit jars at Dobbs s. Bros.
Fresh butter from Field Bros Dairy
Farm at Virgins Il Reads store.
To get the best quality, try our hams,
Western beef and smoked meats. Our
-four sales are steadily increasing. Head
quarters for hay, bran, oats ard corn.
Wonderful results follow the use OF our
stock and monthly nowdars pr;ooS tba