The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-06
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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JOURNALS Bell Telephone, No. IS.

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Mr.. John Fowler, after q months
vacation, is back at Legg Bros store.
Col. D. w. Blair is at his office again
after weeks sickness.
The next problem to confront us is
the winters supply of coal.
Yes, Monday was "labor day" and
we labored.
Bishop Turner lectured at the color
ed Methodist church on Monday night.
Mr.. James Mckinney is now clerking
at Highs store in Atlanta.
Miss Mia Motley will leave next
Monday to enter Wesleyan Female
College at Macon.
Mr.. G. G. Grist will leave for New
York Thursday to buy goods for his
Racket Store.
Mr.. Sam Earle and two little nephews
spent several days this week at ALA
toona, on fishing expedition.
Don't. worry your. neighbor by bor-
rowing the JOURNAL You are able as
he is to subscribe and pay for it.
Just received car of Pure Wheat
Bran. ANDERSON RRos
Mr.. Mack Fowler is now in town and
will buy cotton for wealthy firm this
season.
Judge Gober gave barbecue at his
vineyard Monday afternoon to a few
friends. Kid and lamb were served to
the Queens taste.
Mrs. George H. Camp and daughter
Miss Sallie, of this place, and Miss
jamie Atwood, of Darien, are on ten
days visit to Tallulah Falls.
Mr.. J. A. Fields was at home Sunday
He has been transferred to Walesca in
the revenue business and Mr.. S. H.
Galloway takes his place at Walesca.
The tree that has stopped growing
has begun to decay. There is no rest
ing place in nature, Where do you
stand
The Children of the Confederacy will
meet Saturday afternoon at A. O'Clock
A full attendance desired. Business of
importance. Mrs. GEO. F. GoBER.
Diretress.
Saturday evening at MONDAY fill on
w. & A. Railroad, the AS south
bound passenger train had to stop ow-
ing to some miscreant having placed q
crosstie on the track.
None can foresee the outcome of Q
word spoken in anger. Often a grave
quarrel ensues, loosening and in many
instances casting entirely asunder
cords of friendship of years standing.
Just received car of Pure Wheat
Bran. ANDERSON Rios
The Building Committee has granted
permission to Mr.. J. 7. Anderson to
build an elegant residence on Whitlock
Avenue; and also to Mrs. George De.
valid to build dwelling and two other
cottages on Church and Brumby streets
Our esteemed friend Mr.. John Yale
reached his S0th birthday Sunday. He
is still hale and hearty, and gets about
quite lively. He says many wonder.
full Improvements have been made
since his young manhood. We trust
many years may yet be spared him.
Anderson Brothers always have or
hand fresh Portland and Louisville
Cement and Plaster Paris.
Some of our correspondents are pro
fuse in their compliments to teacher,
and preachers in their respective neigh
borhoods who do not think enough O.
their county paper to subscribe for it
Reciprocity ought to come.
| Rev. Samuel Shuman, Persian who
is attending the Presbyterian Theolog
ical Seminary at Columbia, S. c..
preached morning and night at the
Presbyterian church. on last Sunday
He lectured on Monday night, giving
illustrations of scenes in his native land
Just received car of fresh A. G
Ladds' Lime ANDERSON BRos.
Mr., VIII J. Trammell has sold his
residence to his brother, Mr.. L. n
Trammell, and left with his family
Tuesday for FL Paso, Texas, where they
will reside for awhile to see if that eli.
mate will not be beneficial to Mrs
Irammell's failing health. We regret
TO lose these most estimable people and
trust they will realize their most san.
guine hope.
Just received car of fresh A. G
Ladds' Lime. ANDERsoN Rios
In the summer time beef markets
have hard time to make ends meet
People eat less meat and more veqeta.
bles, and it requires great deal of ice
to keep meat in refrigerators. It is in
the winter time that meat markets dc
a good business. The Marietta dealer.
in meats say they are not making now