The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-08-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.
Mrs. Julia Matthews is quite sick

cross saturday.
The trial of negro criminals consumed
the biggest part of our courts.
For RENT-Flve rooms and stable
Miss Trenholm, Cherokee street.
Miss Emmie Shearer, of Atlanta. is
visiting Miss Agnes Hardeman.
Miss Ethel Hardeman, who is sick
with fever, is thought to be improving.
Mrs. J. s. Hogue, of Madison, is Wis
iting Mrs. Bussey.
Bring your Tailor work to William
Coral the tailor, with Read & DuPre
Rev. G. 7. A Pise has returned from
Buford, S. G.
Mr.. z. f Wright had valuable cow
to die last week.
COAL will be sold by me in car load
lotS nifty cents per ton cheaper than
by any one Try me and see.
H. MEINERr.
Mrs. Malissa Gilbert, of Ridgwav
Ga, is visiting Mr.. w. E. Gilbert's
family
Mr.. I. A. Granting and daughter.
Miss Emma Leila, left for Boston the
first of the week.
WANTED-Thirty- three cows to eat
the grass off Henderson street.
RESIDENT.
ATTENTION LADIEs-Go to Read & Du-
pres for summer shoes.
What greater pleasure on earth than
taking snap shot photographs of your
children at home? See the cameras
for this work at Dobbs' Hardware Go.
Miss Maggie Coleman of Catharine,
Ala, who has been visiting Miss Era
Northcutt, returned home last Friday
Miss Jessie Mcintosh will leave this
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Nor
gan, in Macon.
Losr-One white and black spotted
setter dog with collar on. Notify Joe
A. CLANCY at Smyrna, Ga, and receive
reward
Coal ! Coal Il am ready to take
orders for coal for fall delivery and So
llcit your patronage. H. MEINERT.
Ladies, we will give you Low Cut
Shoes at cut prices in order to reduce
our stock August 10Th. Read & DuPre,
Sow Buist's Turnip Seed. because
they are reliable. For sale only at
Legg's Drug Store
The prospects are, with good crops,
that there will be good trade this fall
in all lines
Mrs. Ruth Dunwody, of Macon, ar
rived in the city Thursday, and is visit
ing Mrs. H. A. Dunwody.
We take stock August 18th and will
give genuine bargains until that day
on Summer Goods of every kind.
READ & DUPRE.
IS in gold to the person raising the
largest dozen turnips from Buist's tur-
nip seed. Offered by J. w. Legg, the
druggist.
Sewer pipe and fire brick at Dobbs
Hardware Co.
The person who gives the editor local
items does him favor that he appre-
ciates.
The court cleared the jail last week,
but the grand jury found enough true
bills for the sheriff to fill it again.
Literary meeting of Epworth League
will be held at methodist church Thurs
day evening at 8'clock. Subject: "The
Reformation" All invited.
For RENT-Seven room dwelling and
hive room cottage on same lot Chero-
kee street, Apply to viii Stephens.
Don't miss the "cut price" sale now
going on at Read & DuPre's Clothing
and Shoe Store on summer goods. This
sale is to reduce stock to take stock
August 18th.
Sow Buist's Turnip Seed, because
they are reliable. For sale only at
Legg's Drug Store
The Solicitor, during court week, is
much sought after man. There is
heap of complaints poured into his
ears.
Mr. Frank Reynolds spent Sunday at
Camp Northen, Griffin, and witnessed
the mastering in of the Third Georgia
Regiment.
We are cutting prices on all summer
goods to reduce our stock to take stock
August 18th, Call and see the bargains
we have for you in Summer Clothing.
Mems, Ladies' and Children's Low
Gut Shoes and Mems and Boys Straw
Hats. READ & DrPRE
s. in gold to the person raising the
largest dozen turnips frow Buist's tur-
nip seed. Offered by J. w. Legg, the
druggist.
The first mad dog we have heard of
this season was killed at Mr.. Simp
Jackson's house the other day by Mr..
James Mckinney.
Mr.. j. w. Legg, besides putting in
very fine soda fountain, has had his
store papered, and made other i'm
provements, repainting, &C., which
makes it one of the neatest and most