The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.

Piedmont, Ala.
The Marietta postofice will close on
Friday, after 10 o'clock, for the day, in
order to attend the county fair.
Rev. q. P. Myers, IF Barpesville, Ga :,
will preach at the Methodist church Sum
day at II a. m.
The Sabbath is always hailed as day
of rest. 1t was wise provision in the
Divine economy.
Leggs Headache Salts is the best thing
you can get for headache.
There is one celored man who always
has display at the county fair, W. P.
Butler. He is hard working farmer.
l can furnish Peachtrees at low prices.
Leave orders with P. 7. Handy Il Co.
GEO. F. GoBER.
Miss Ella Tolleson left last Monday for
Chattanooga, Tenn, to accept position
rendered her.
Leggs White Pine and Tar Cough Bal
sam-sure cure for coughs.
Go and take lunch with the ladies dur
ing the Fair. You can get good lunch
from 10 to Is ceuts.
Truslow, the Harness Maker, sells the
best Leather Halter made for Que dollar.
Please remember l can furnish you
anything in the feed line; corn, oats, hay,
bran, cotton seed meal bulls, baled or loose
Delivery free. l. Il. SPRINGER.
There is a good deal OF talk about COZ
education. We have been practicing it
ever since we were married. 1t works
we'll.
Purple Azalea Soap, 25c box at Legg's
Drug Store.
Mr. George D. Rucker, the clever and
brilliant editor of the Alpharetta Free
Press, is spending tie week in Marietta
attending The county fair.
Our informant was mistaken as to the
sale Of Mr.. j, G. Talley's residence to Mr..
Wyatt. The sale is pending, but not con.
animated.
Legg's Little Liver Pills-an excellent
pill--at Leggs Drug Store.
A high education meaps that boy is
taken out OF the field and the shop TO fill
some Of the professions. May we not edu>
cate too many too high.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Jackson, of Nash
Vile Tenn. Mr.. Brooks. of Rlnggold, Ga,
and Mr.. Barrow, of England, are stopping
at Mr.. J. C. Draughn's.
Mr.. Arnie Draughn has returned from
Nashville and thinks the grounds far SUI
perior in beauty to any exposition he has
attended, north or south, heretofore.
Mr.. John Mcdonald, the sexton at cIy
cemetery, seems to be the right mah in
the right place. His work there shows for
itself Ee has placed most of the city
cemetery in very cleaniy condition.
New and Elegant Crepe Tissues at Cros-
by's.
Rev. W. F. Cook, presiding elder of
the North Atlanta District. will hold his
last quarterly meeting at the Marietta
Methodist church on the 3lst of this
month
Truslow, the Harness Maker, has receiv.
ed nice line of Wagon and Buggy Collars.
DAILY LUNCH AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
The ladies OF the Memorial Association
will serve daily lunch during the Fair
week for the benefit of the Confederate
cemetery. Come out and patronize them.
They are working faithfully in good
cause.
A freight train on the A. K. & N. was
wrecked four miles south OF Knoxville Frs
day evening last in which FIVE freight cars
were derailed, among which was a car OF
cattle. Nineteen head of the cattle were
killed in the smash-up-Blu Ridge Rec
ord.
No where in the state can you find as
large and fine assortment of Purses as you
can now see at Leggs Drug Store.
The regular german which "Opens the
tall season each year, was given Friday
evening at the handsome afmory of the
Marietta Rifles, by the Marietta Cotillion
Club. The german was led by Mr.. L. N.
Trammell and Miss Berta Armstrong.
Wurms orchestra furnished music. The
occasion was delightful one. Among
those present were Miss Abrams, Mobile;
Miss Atkinson, Brunswick; Miss Ide, Ohio;
Miss Maggie Fletcher, Atlanta; Miss
Brumby, Miss McCulloch, Miss Armstrong,
Miss Dunwody, Miss Trezevant, Miss Stan.
ley, Miss Whitlock, Mr.. Fred Miles, Mr..
Brotherton, OF Atlanta; Mr.. Tom Steele :;
of Mobile; Messrs L N Trammell, James
" Legg, Dick Simpson. Ben Wellons
John Boston, Bolan Brumby, Harry Leake
Will DuPre, Hugh Montgomery, Charles
DuPre, Adrian Cortelyou, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Morris, Mr. and Mrs Armstrong, Mrs
Clarke and others 49,
James W. Legg, our prominent druggist,