The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-10-13
Attend the fair and encourage coun.

tampa, ria. his Iamlly is Stlll mere.
Col. R. T. Nesbitt's majority will be
about 1900.
For SALE.-Two nice lots on Hender-
son street IRVINE SMITH.
Help your town and you will help
yourself.
Mrs. Harry Dewar, of Nelson, was in
the city Saturday
Quite number of people in town
Saturday.
The Black Cat Club has just put in
their rooms very fine pool table.
Mr.. Joe E. Grower is now with the
Dobbs Hardware Company.
Mr.. Mongin Brumby, of the Second
Georgia, is home on furlough.
Miss Rosa Wing, of Roswell, was in
the city Friday and Saturday.
With four cent cotton, factories
ought to be located near the cotton
| fields.
Miss Mary Reynolds will leave Thurs
day to attend the Macon carnival
The County Fair is now in full blast
Let everybody attend, and by their
| patronage make it success.
Tailor suits made by home man at
Read & DuPre's. Call and have your
| measure taken and get a guaranteed
! fit.
The Marietta Knitting Company will
put in twelve more knitting machines
soon.
Mrs. J. c. Talley and children, and
Miss Pearl Simpson left Monday to
spend the winter in Orlando, Florida.
Capt. Sanford went down to Griffin
Saturday to receive his discharge pa
pers.
Miss Susie May Wallace, after sever
al days visit to Atlanta, has returned
to the city.
Suits made to order by MI Coral
the tailor, at Read 4. DuPre's, where
you can be nicely fitted. Keep your
money at home.
Miss Pearl Squires returned from a
prolonged visit to Chattanooga Friday
evening.
Miss Ruth Norton, who has been al
Mrs. McKinney's, has returned to her
home in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr. j. E. Williams, of Lost Mountain,
has the JOURNAL sent to his address at
Tallapoosa.
Our extra JOURNAL, issued Thursday
carried the latest election news to our
subscribers, and words of appreciation
have been given us.
Miss liza Payne, of Charleston, S. g.,
| who has been visiting Mr.. J. r. Brum-
by's family, returned to her home
on Friday evening.
Harrison Roberts, colored, working
at Mr.. r. D. T. Lawrence's had two
| fingers Oh his left hand cut nearly off
with feed cutter last Thursday.
Senator Clay certainly did his part
of the work in the recent state cam
paign that rolled up big democratic
majority.
Mr.. Clarence Brumby belonging to
Fifth o. S. Cavalry, came home on a
three days furlough the latter part OF
last week to visit his mother, Mrs. c.
G. Brumby.
Two negro boys, Ed Thomas and
Fado Davis, got into fight in front OF
Glover's store Monday night, and Davis
was cut in the side with knife Both
evaded arrest.
Have your fall and winter suit made
by home tailor, Mr. Coral, at Read
DuPre's store, where you can have the
advantage of good fit and personal Sc.
lection of goods.
Rev. r. J. Bingham, the presiding
elder, has recovered from his sickness:
and resumed his work on the North
Atlanta district. He was here Sunday
night and made a talk.
Mr.. H. e. Wharing has rented the
house now occupied by Mr.. j. S. War.
rem, who has recently bought Mr.
Frank Northcutt's house on Washing.
ton avenue.
Tom Dickerson, colored, who left
this place, on the charge of robbine
two colored men at the point of pisto
while gambling, is now in jail in Chat
tanooga on a similar charge.
Miss Angie Woodward, who has beer
visiting aMrs c. B. Willingham, and
was maid of honor in the recent San.
ders- Williams marriage, returned to
her home in Atlanta, Friday.
representative of M. Born & Co.
the great Chicago merchant tailors
will be at our store October IA and /!
with an elegant display of the lates
novelties in woolens. Come and have
| uour y,ooac,1ro fakan froo IF oborCo