The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-09-30
MARIETTA MATTERS,

NNs So'no oUt w tuat udy ana vote
the Democratic ticket. Don't stay at home
Our merchants expect big trade this
| fall.
When you sell your cotton come in and
pay us for the Journal.
Rust is said to be damaging the cotton
badly.
A town viii not outgrow the enterprise
of its citizens.
Mr.. J. P. Bowie, of Smyrna, has just
returned from visit to Texas.
Mrs. Byrd and her daughter, Mrs. Mag
sie Osborn arrived from Texas last week.
Sweet potatoes were sold at IS and 40
cents per bushel last week.
Mr.. 7. H Cheek and wife have moved
to Chattanooga.
-LosT.-An ear trumpet Finder will be
rewarded by returning to this office.
Miss Addie Boyd. of New Albany, Ind,
IS on visit to the family of Mr.. D. B. Hen.
derson of this county.
New cotton is rolling into Marietta and
our buyers are paying the top of the mark
| ct
The family of Mr. J. F. Gable and Miss
Alta TRIMMER, of Atlanta, are visiting the
family Of Mr.. R. W. Gable.
Mrs. f. R Fowler and children Of At.
lanta, are in the city for a few weeks. at
Mr.. Coxs.
Prof Harris night school is well at
tended, but few more pupils can be accom-.
modated
The Georgia State Agricultural Fair
will take place at Macon this year on Octo-
Der 18th and will continue two weeks.
-Acworth has organized broom Facto-
tory The machinery has been ordered and
brooms will soon be booming
Small industries will pay in Marietta.
Manufacturing enterprises are the life blood
of the growth and prosperity of town.
The more you sell and the less you buy,
the Aorf money you will have in the sweet
by and by.
The election for State officers and menu
bers of the Legislature takes place nextWed-
nesday
Sessions Handy & Co. are offering
Hats to suit everybody in prices and styles
To CITIZEN Your communication
received Thanks Please give date, ap-
proxlmately. B.
Mr.. j. NJ. carp, of Ohio, has rented a
place IN Marietta and will engage in farm
ing in this county We welcome him and
his to our town.
Rev. Mr.. Tumlin was absent Sunday
and Rev DIR. Tucker, of Atlanta, filed his
pulpit in the morning service and Rev
Robert Baber at night
Bulldog Jeans pants are the best, for
sale by Sessions, Handy 4 Co.
Go to Stephens Bros meat market and
get tender steaks. Telephone "a.
Choice Hams Lard, Bulk Meat, Syurp
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Grits and Recall to
be sold low as by any one at McCutcheon S,
The Young Ladies Working Society
will give a Dime Club on Thursday evening
at Mrs Mans6eld's residence. Refresh
ments on the lawn.
If you owe this office anything, no mat
ter how small the amount, you will confer
favor by calling and allowing US TO give
you a receipt tor it. We must have money
TO meet our Obligations.
An exchange says that you know the
facts of local item always give them to a
reporter, and not wait until the paper is
published and then express your surprise
that the item did net appear.
Mr. A. c. Donehoo announces himself
candidate for Tax Receiuer in this issue.
He is upright and competent, and if elected
will fill the position satisfactorily to the peo-
pie.
"A cooperative association, with $40, 600
capital, to inaugurate and put in motion
small manufacturing industries, would boom
Marietta more than anything else Let us
pull tor ii.
Sessions Handy d Co have just receiy-
ed large lot of Concord Jeans and cassi-
merers.
Fine veal every week at Stephens Bros
market. Telephone "a.
A. A. Fletcher & Co. have in stock a
full line of wagon and buggy harness.
Mr.. Hugh \. Starnes is writing a fine
series of articles on Southern inventions and
industries for tho Southern Bvouac, and his
forthcoming articles are looked for with es-
pecial interest
Let our citizens be a unit on all public
enterprises and work cordially together for
the prosperity of Marietta. Cannot small
industries be put on foot They would
give patronage to our merchants by inGreas.
ed population Of wage workers.
-MARRIED-On Tuesday morning at the
residence of Mr. William Root, by Rev G.
S. Tumlin Mr.. G. NJ Barnes and Mrs. Alo.
da G. Root, both Of this place. The bride is
one of the pretties ladies in the city, while
the groom is most excellent young man.
The happy couple have our best wishes.
The best SO Shoes for men in town at
Sessions, Handy J. Cos.
A A. Fletcher Il Co. are agents for the
best Cotton Gin made-Gullett Steel Brush
The handsomest line Of Rugs in the city
can be found at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's.
We were misinformed in the article
last week in reference to the arrest of Jus
tice Of the Peace Proudfoot We learn
that he does not claim that he registered the
letter, but that it was the Bailif, and he has
written statement to that effect. Mr.
Proudfoot will doubtless be able to show
that he is guiltess Of any wrong doing We
cheerfully make this correction, because il
is never our intention to misrepresent the
facts in any case
W. S Cheney, Esq, by power of attor