The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-11-11

take the Marietta Journal
MIR. Merrell is putting up the mach;n-
cry in hr S A Anderson's new paper mill.
Mr.. W. t. Dozier and wife, of Austell,
were in the city Friday
Mr.. P 7. Handy is suffering with a
carbuncle on his leg.
Mrs. ]. E. Motley and child are on a
visit to Mr.. L Benefits in Gadsden, Ala.
Mr.. W. 4 Gilbert has bought a lot
from Mr.. Henry Root on Cherokee street.
Mr.. J. R. Brumby and family have
gone to Florida to spend the winter.
Subscribe for the Journal and help to
increase its already large circulation.
Mr. j. B Blackwell has about recover
ed.from his carbuncle and is out on the
streets again.
Every dog has his day. and the way
they bark and howl it seems that they have
the nights as we'll.
-FouND-A safe-key Owner en- get
the same at this Office by paying for this
notice
Ellen Kiser, colored, fell dead at Rev |.
). Hamilton house, on Wednesday night of
last week Heart disease was the cause.
Cold weather struck this town last Sat
urday, accompanied with rain. Sunday
morning the first ice of the season appeared
Don't buy your Hats and Shoes unit
you see Sessions, Handy i Cos.
Nice pork and sausage at Stephens
Bros. every day. Telephone a.
Messrs H. G Coryell, T. W Glover
and Frank Irwin left this week for the
mountains OF North Carolina on a hunting
expedition,
The NJ. & N. Ga Railroad have com
menced grading to change their track along
Side OF the W. & A R. R.. via Elizabeth
City
The Comptroller General has decided
that sellers OF domestic wines in quantities
less than five gallons are subject to the
State tax of fifty dollars.
The Brumby Chair Company has ship
ped in the last three months $1,000 chairs
to purchasers This shows the immense
business the Factory is doing.
Work is still progressing in North Car
DINA on the NJ 4 N. Ga. r. R., with about
IS hands, and will be continued until the
cold weather prevents
-MARRIED--In this city on the 81 inst,
by Rev. V. E. Manget, Mr.. Will S. Davis. a
merchant of Columbus, Ga, to Miss Adella
Brown, of this place.
-Mariettas cotton prices Friday were
Il to 3d. while Atlanta was only paying
SIG. Marietta keeps ahead OF all other
towns every day in like manner
MIR. William BrinkIey did not perfect
the trade for the Goodwin house, and has
since bought the old Cason place on Chero-
kee street, from Mr. Wiley ]. McClatchy,
paying 5000 for the same
Go to Sessions, Handy & Co. and get
one of those nice library lamps.
-Ifyou want the best beet in Marietta
trade with Stephens Bros. 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,
1t makes no difference what you hear
a out the price Of cotton in other markets
Our buyers pay as much here as the best in
the State, and much more than the neigh
boring towns can afford to pay.
Mrs. Stokes, Of Decatur, Secretary of
Woman's Temperance Christian Union, will
have something to say to the ladies' of Ma
rietta at the Methodist Church tonight,
Wednesday,
The JOURNAL is receiving new subscrih-
ers and old ones are renewing We trust
all will do So Our circulation was never
larger and we intend it shall be larger if eff
fort and energy are worth anything
The election of Hon A. S Clay as
Speaker pro TEN of the House by vote of
1855 shows his popularity as Legislator.
This compliment is gratifying to his friends
in Cobb
Sessions, Handy l. Co. make special
ties OF Syrups, Pure Leaf Lard, Hams and
Sugars
Cheap money to loan on city and farm
property D w BLAIR
Attorney at Law.
tonades, Cassimeres, Calicoes, Beeching.
ID
DC. al bargain at McCutcheon's
Said the wife of an emigrant who had
moved from Georgia to Texas ~ Texas
is SO much better than Georgia why is it
that people In Georgia can make enough
money to move to Texas, but can never
make money enough to move back /"
An earthquake was felt at this place
last Friday morning about IL oclock The
printing Office building quvered for at least
10 seconds A number of our citizens felt
it and some ran out OF second story build
ings.
-LosT. Mr. Elijah Moore, Wednesday
of last week, while travelling in wagon TO
his home in Alabama, lost his pocketbook
upwards of $50 90 between Webb
Florences and Echols Mill He will pay
the Fl der reward if left at this Office.
We would be Obliged to all our subscrib-
ers, who are behind If they would make it
to call up and settle without be,
ing personally requested to do go Nearly
all our time is occupied in trying to make
the Journal the best weekly in Georgia,
and We have but little at our disposal for
canvsssing the streets and drumming for
what is due us. ThiHb OF this when you
come to town.
Prof A. F. Murphey has been appoint
ed Deputy Grand Workman of the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen, and has secured
about thirty pames of our citizens a. char