The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-11-29

sssON6T luT6G ~ PASoNh'
ers at Dalton this week, and yellow legged
chickens are being devoured with the best
of grace.
Fancy Candies, Nuts, Rasins, and a
variety OF nice things for Christmas at f.
Schillings confectionery store.
Mrs. Edwards was given $500 damages
by the jury against the city of Marietta, for
injuries she sustained by her horse backing
off an administered bridge.
During the few days cold weather,
a number of citizens killed their hogs. The
warm weather that followed has caused
total loss.
"A new stock of Christmas goods just
received at F. Schilling's.
...Oysters stewed and fried at Supper
Friday night at Mrs Smiths, benefit of
Y. f. W. S.
MIR. r. II. Northcutt has bought Mr..
VIM Roots store house, and now owns
drugstore and building. Success to Bob.
He seems to be managing the business sys>
tematically.
Largest stock of best selected Staple
Don't buy your groceries until you have
examined the complete stock of Mckenzie
& Warren. Prices guaranteed.
The Carrollton Free Press is new
paper by Edwin R. Sharpe, an old and able
journalist, who never fails to make a good
paper.
..MARRIED.-Mr. r. B. Garwood was
married to Miss Fannie Dickinson, near
Canton, on last Thursday evening last
May they live long and prosper.
The Acworth News and Farmer is
new paper just started by NJ. c. Awtrey
and Elan Christian. 1t is a very neat sheet
and will doubtless be appreciated by the
citizens of that thriving little town.
IF. Schillings' confectionery store is
Headquarters for Santa Claus--toys, pic
lures, picture frames, cakes, &c. Call and
Miss Kate Agricola will wait on you.
...All Wool Undershirts and Drawers at
W. Z. Gilbert's.
...Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds,
TO RENT-The Waddell Lester resi-
dence. opposite the Railroad bridge, Pow
der Springs street CommodiOus and con
venient. Apply to L. ). Northcutt or at
Office.
e. Don't fail to 90 to the Supper Friday
night at Mrs Smiths All the delicacies
of the season.
TAKE NoTICE.-All persons indebted
TO me are earnestly requested to come fol-
ward and settle by the first of January next,
as | must have what is due me by that
time. Don't neglect this matter.
MRS. E. F. ANDERSON,
Wv. f. Gilbert is selling Walnut Fur
nimre cheaper than Poplar Furniture ie
sold elsewher.
Mr.. Harvey Cannon and Miss Nora
Wheeler, of Cherokee county, came to Ma
rietta on the narrow guage Sunday night
and stopped at Mr.. Cooper's boarding
house Monday morning before breakfast
he procured license and sought Rev. j. X.
Sanges who made the twain one They re-
turned home on the morning train as hap
by as cooling doves.
Furniture and carpets at Hirsch's on
The installment plan.
IF any are simple enough to believe
that thoughts of Christmas and Kris Krin>
gle have not yet entered the heads of the
little ones, let them test their belief by the
simple experiment of referring, even re
motley, to the subject. They will quickly
find that the boys and girls are wide awake
on the subject, and are ready to offer sug>
gestions calculated to relieve all doubts as to
what would gladden. their hearts on Chrlst>
mas morning.
No person can escape taxes. 1t is not
alone the real estate owner who feels the
burden it is the tenent also and the board
er and lodger, and the person who buys
hat or boots, or suit, or coal, or clothing for
his children. Taxes run into the rent and
then follow everything bought and sold.
They spread everywhere and when they
are paid in this indirect fashion they accu>
mulate. The fraction of cent has to be
Ddlu DN d WuOlC CtlltJ anu tIlOoS NAiOiN
cents soon amount to dollars.
...Hirsch's Furniture stock is simply i'm
mense.
...LosT. On Friday night last, between
Marietta and Mabelton, one leather pocket
book containing one $50 prOmissory note
and some valuable receipts. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving the same at
this Office, or with
w. II. CRAWFORD.
Smyrna, Ga.
Best Fine Dress Shirt for $1.00 at w.
E. Gilberts.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Have you seen the beautiful and ele~
CANT Christmas goods at Mrs B. Schoen-
thall's store, Just opened at L. S. North>
cults old stand II not you should avail
yourself of that privilege at once, for GER
tainly nothing ike it has been seen in Ma
rietta in many day. Chairs, rockers, oil
paintings, boys wagons, velocipedes and
rocking horses, baskets, dolls, doll carriages,
China cups, saucers and plates, clocks,
vases. silverware, etc. They must be seen
to be appreciated. Call early and select
your Christmas presents. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column.
...Hirsch sells more Furniture one year
than all his competitors do in five.
" I GUhert ia the leader of low priceg