The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-10-14
MARIETTA. MATTERS.

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ID. A. Warlick can give you frst-clas,
photograph work at reasonable prices.
DIR. Homer Reynolds, we regret to learn
is quite sick
MIR. Jordon Black has been confined tc
his home several days quite sick.
Miss Olive Faw is visiting the Misses
Calhoun at Euharee
Nice pork and sausage at Stephens
Bros. every day. Telephone a.
Come to see our stock of Dry Goods, low
prices W. Z. GILBERT.
H. A McAfee was carried to Cedar
town Monday week to serve out four years
and ten months for stabbing and forgery.
Mr.. j. c. Sanges left last Thursday for
Richmond, Va, as delegate to Knights OF
Labor convention in session there
Mr.. Sam R. Hirsch left for Washington
City last Saturday. He will not return
alone.
Hon. W. c. Glenn, of Dalton, and Hon.
Tom Miner Of Gainesville, were in the
city last Sunday
My Braxton Thornton and Miss Clyde
Thornton returned to their home in Mem
phis last Sunday.
If you have property protect it by in
surfing with W. r. Power
Dust, dust, dust The streets are
full Of it. No rain has fallen in several
weeks.
"A few suits of Ready-made Clothing at
cost. JNo. W. METoALFE.
Go to Sessions, Handy & Co. and get
one of those nice library lamps.
Mr.. Mckenzie has commenced the con
struction of his new residence on Lawrence
street.
The Marietta & North Georgia Rail
road has just received two beautiful new
coaches.
Bob Lester, son of Judge Lester, has
gone to Marietta to attend school, = Cum
ming Clarion.
Cardigan Jackets, Mems Wooden Over
shirts, also large line Of Underwear at
w. +. GILBERT.
Now the sportsmen can shoot quail-as
soon as it rains and the weather gets cool
enough to hunt them.
Goods were never sold cheaper in Mari
eta than they are this season, and there
are piles of them here yet awaiting pur-
ohasefs,
Mr.. Joseph Paige, wife and daughter,
Miss Alice, and Miss Stebbins, of Toledo
Ohio, arrived in the city last week and will
make this place their home
DR. Il. Pickens Earle, of Birmingham
Ala, spent a few days last week in the city
with his mothers family. He returned
home Monday morning.
The protracted religious services, held
for two weeks, at the Methodist Church were
discontinued on Sunday Ten persons were
received into the church.
Remember you can get good new crop
Rice 20 lbs for one dollar at Sessions, Ham
by & Cos.
The handsomest line Of Rugs in the city
can be found at Mrs. Z. Schoenthalls.
Choice Hams, Lard, Bulk Meat, gyurp,
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Grits and Recall 10
be sold low as by any one at McCutcheons S,
We hear nothing Of that new machine
cotton picker this season. Iii very diff
cult to get up anything to beat ten digits,
whether they be white or black.
Call on W. r. Power, Fire Insurance
Agent, for rates.
The candidate who can't afford to an
nounce through his county paper is not
worthy of the Office he seeks. = DeKald
Chromcle
Il have the finest line of goods for gen
temens wear ever brought 10 this market.
Call and be convinced
JNo. w. METcALFE.
-DIED.--Dr. Alonzo Cotton, of Acworth,
died at his home Of typhoid fever on last
Tuesday He was about Rs years of age, a
physician and stood high ia tbs
esteem of the people He leaves afamily.
~~hIr John Hendricks gin, near Kenne-
saw mountain, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday of last week with nine bales of
seed cotton. 1t is thought the ire caught
from match in the cotton.
We would be glad our correspondents
in the different parts of the county would
keep us posted with local items Powder
Springs and AQworth ought to be represent
ed in our columns every week
Mr.. VIII Cox is a candidate for Coroner
He would make competent Coroner and
would always be willing to 90 any distance
to perform its duties His candidacy meets
vita popular favor and he will no doubt get
there Eli, Read his striking announcement
-Ifyou want the best beet in Marietta
trade with Stephens Bros. Telephone "a
Look at our stock OF Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Chairs, Tables, Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c.
Compare prices with any you please, and
you will find our figures the lowest. Remem-
Ter we deliver free Of drayage
w. f. GILBERT
Rooms FOR KEsr--Tga nice rooms,
over Stephens Bros store, suitable 20. qf-
fees or bedrooms, back and front entrance
Apply to r. L. NoRTHcUTr.
The Columbus Enquirer-Sun presents
the best trade issue gotten up this year by
any paper-28 columns of advertisements
and we'll wti,tea matter Of the business Of
the town. II is ereditsbie issue in every
respect.
Ma. EDToR-Allow me to suggest the
name Of Taos W. Glover as suitable per-
son for Alderman to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Thos II. Cheek. He
is young, progressive an4 energetic ard will
make frst-class Alderman. CifIsEA.
The Gainesville Ga Match Factory
was bought at Sherif's Sale last week BY
MI Charles DuPre for Mr. Sax A. Ander