The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-08-10
The farmers will cut plenty Of hay.
Plenty of watermelons on the mar,

ket.
The melon cholic days are here, the
saddest of the year.
Mr.. G. N. Nell has taken Mr.. Cor
yell's place at the depot.
Mr.. Simpkins and wife, Of Albany,
Ga, are boarding at Mr.. HI. Cannon's.
Miss Pauline Schoenthal has return
ed from two weeks visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Banks, in Atlanta.
Mr. J. I. Chamberlain has gone to
Buffalo. N. Y, to spend a number of
months.
Col. 7. D. Power and wife of Opelika,
Ala, are visiting his father, Mr.. G. A.
Power, in this county.
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Miss Ruth Northcutt has returned
to the city, after pleasant visit to
relatives in Acworth.
We have just received beautiful
line of Beauty Pins, Kissing Bugs.
Beautiful line Ribbons for Collars and
Belts.
FLORENCE Bros, KING & Co.
The matter Of making new friends is
a comparatively easy one, keeping the
old ones is where the rub comes.
The size of your offering does not de-
pend upon what you take out of your
pocket but what you leave in it.
The news comes from every part of
the county of the fine growing crops,
promising abundant yield.
Mr.. F. P. Delk, clerk for Mr.. J. N.
CAN'T. is spending this week with home
folks in the country.
Miss Beulah Hames left Saturday for
Calhoun, to visit her aunt, for the next
two weeks.
The City Council at its last meeting
instructed the Marshal to make cases
against any person, irrespective of age
or sex, cycling on any of the sidewalks
anywhere in the city.
NoTIoE.-All parties are notified moi
to sell to my son, Coryell Hunt, any.
thing on credit, he being minor, as
will not be responsible for any debts he
may make. TIL. HuNT.
We will sell you five draw, drof
head, i've year guarantee Sewing Ma:
chine for Twenty Dollars. This is the
machine Others get $500 for.
FLORENCE Bros, KING & Co.
On Friday, Marshal Nell and Con.
stable Morris arrested Eva Naples
colored, for hitting with a rock the
child of Floyd Williams, colored.
Misses Clara Atkins and Ma I'D Rob.
erts, of Chattanooga, and Miss Maud
Ray, of Smyrna, are visiting Miss Pearl
Squires.
A highland moccasin snake was found
under bed in Mr.. L. Black Is house the
other day. How it got there is mys-
terry.
Abe Long, colored, in cutting sorg-
hum cane in Mr.. Dan Anderson's garden
the other day, killed a moccasin snake
about three feet long.
Miss jamie Miller with her friend
Miss Lucy Woodall, OF Columbus, are
visiting her cousin Mrs. John Sibley
near Marietta.
Our entire stock of Summer Dress
Goods, Straw Hats, and Low Cut Shoes
to go regardless of cost.
Florence Bros KING & Co.
Tomato Solitaire" cultivated and
raised by Mr.. w. b. Whitmore, weighed
when fully ripe, seventeen ounces. The
seeds and whatever of pulp attached to
them, taken out, and he still had six.
teen ounces of solid tomato. Beat it
who can?
People who SOW Buist's turnip seed
are always successful. For sale at
Legg's drug store.
MEETING OF THE SPINsTERs' CLUB.-
The Daughters of the Confederacy have
prevailed upon the Spinsters to hold
their next meeting in Marietta, some
time during the first of September
These meetings are usually secret, but
this one will be open to the public and
small admission fee will be charged
Sisters Jerusha Matilda Spriggins, Bet
sey Bobbitt and Patience Desirable
Mann, are already in the city and other
members of the ''Spinsters Fortnightly
Club" are expected in the near future
No doubt their convention will be
largely attended.
w. d. c.. CoMMIrTEE.-Mrs. Grace
Sanford is the efficient chairman of the
committee appointed by the Daughters
of the Confederacy to make the neces-
sary arrangements for entertaining the
"Spinisters Fortnightly Club" which
is to meet here in September. Her CO.
workers on this committee are Mrs
HI. G. Coryell, Miss Kate Kilby, Miss
Sena Towers and Miss Lizzie Faw, which
names are guarantee that everything
will be done to make the stay of the