The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-10-21
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Atlanta is regainins her boom

again.
Mrs George H. Camp is visiting hel
daughter in Kansas City, Mo.
Some slight frosts have fallen in thi,
section
Mrs S, j. Castles has returned from
her visit to Indiana polls, Ind.
Mr. Erwin Maxwell of Cincinnati wa,
in the city the first of the week.
-DIED-The infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry S. Root died on last Thursday
nigh, and was buried Friday.
General Henry r. jackson, late United
States Minister to Mexico, and wife, are in
the city
Pay your subscription as you sell your
cotton and make the printer glad Don't
wait for the cross mark.
Don't fail to insure your property.
W. r. Power.
Mr.. Josiah Sibley has 20 barrels of pure
cider vinegar and so bushels seed wheat lor
sale. See advertise ment.
Bill and jim has something to say and
so does Mr.. c. Q. Kiser in his advertisement
this week. Read It,
The belled-buzzard was seen last week
by Mr. T. H. McCleskey, near Mars Hill in
this county.
Don't buy your Hats and Shoes until
you see Sessions, Handy l. Cos.
Nice pork and sausage at Stephens
Bros. every day. Telephone "a.
Come 10 see our stock of Dry Goods low
prices. E GILBERT.
"A few suits of Ready-made Clothing at
cost. JNO W. METCALFE.
Go to Sessions, Handy & Co. and get
one of those nice library lamps.
Hon. j. C. Clements was in the city
Saturday, shaking hands with his numerous
friends.
The Cherokee Advance is enlarged and
greatly improved. Ben Perry is getting
out 4 good county paper and deserves to
succeed
--FouND--A purse, containing money.
The owner can get the same by calling at
this Office describing property and paying
for this notice.
twenty BARRELS OF PURE CIDER Vim
egar and so bushels of Seed Wheat for sale
at my farm on Cottage Hill near Marietta,
Ga, by Josiah Sibley
In the article of Mr.. Warliok last week
it should have been that he perfected him
self under the Messrs. Kuhn of Atlanta, in
stead of Mr.. Notes.
The Gem City Guard is being drilled
by Capt R. C. Irwin with good deal of
military skill and discipline. We want to
see the boys in uniform and armed, at full
dress parade.
The coloFed military company had a
festival and an illumination in the park
Thursday night. Capt. Howard Fair in
forms us that the proceeds were $50. 80.
w R. Power will insure your property
in good reliable companies.
Mr.. 7. w. Glover was elected Alder
man last Friday without opposition Mr..
Glover has experience in the Alderman
line and will make most efficient officer.
Rev. W. D Shea was absent last Sun
day, attending a funeral at Roswell. His
pulpit at the Methodist Church was filled BY
Rev. Y. L. Manget and Rev. j. W. Baker.
w, P. McClatchy, Esq, expects to move
to Chattanooga very shortly, where he will
engage in business. Chattanooga is getting
number of our citizens.
Cardigan Jackets, Mems Wooden Over
shirts, also large line Of Underwear at
W. r. GILBERT.
The handsomest line OF Rugs in the city
can be found at Mrs. B. Schoenthall's.
Choice Hams, LARD. Bulk Meat Syurp,
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Grits and Rice-all to
be sold low as by any one at McCutcheon' S,
A beautiful and costly monument,
broken shaft, mas bsen erected by Mrs.
W. P. Young over the grave of her deceased
husband. 1t is the work of Messrs.
McClatchy 4 Bailey.
The Marietta and North Georgia rail
road changed it's schedule Monday. After
that time trains Will change their route each
way, and will run to State line instead OF
Ellijay as formerly, the road from Ellijay
to State line now being open for travel A
hack line, twelve miles in exteat, from
State line to Murphy n. c., has been es-
tablished
Il have the finest line of goods for gen.
tlemen's wear ever brought to this market.
Call and be convinced
JNo. W. METCALFE.
-lfyou want the best beet in Marietta
trade With Stephens Bros. Telephone u.
Look at our stock OF Redsteads, Bureaus,
Chairs, Tables, Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c.
Compare prices with any you please, and
you will find our figures the lowest Remem.
Der we deliver free of drayage
W. L. GILBERT.
--"TnE RICE FIELDS OF CAROLINA is the
title of an illustrated article by Hugh N.
Starnes which is TO appear in the South.
ERN BlvouAC for November. The methods
prevailing on the rice plantation are de.
scribed at length and all the various pro.
cesses in rice culture are carefully illustra.
ted The subject is one of unusual interest
and the article is the best Of the series on
Southern industries appearing in the Blv.
ouAC.
Don't leave your own town to luy Furni
ture. will sell TO you cheaper than else
where ATLANTA not excepted) and show you
a first class stock to select from, also deliver
same free Of drayage W. E. GILBERT
Sessions, Handy & Co. make special
ties of Syrups, Pure Leaf Lard, Hams and
Sugars.
Cheap money to loan on city and farm
property. W. BLAIR,
Attorney at Law.
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans, Cot
tonades, Cassimeres, Calicoes, Bleaching
Sheetng, Shifting Checks and Hats, Shoes
&c, at bargain at McCutcheon's