The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.

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Carpenters are kept busy now in Mariet.
MoNER to loan. For information call
on NV. NJ. I'M. NJ. SESSIONS, Attys.
Mr.. Johnnie Baber, we regret to learn
is very low.
EDGEwooD Parlor Ministries, 80 artists.
will hold forth at Nichols Hall tonight
Thursday.
APPLE wagons come in well loaded with
the juicy fruit
EVERYBODY says the JOURNALS the best
country paper in the State.
Prot. Calhoun, of Acworth, was in the
city Friday evening.
Mrs. j. C. Harris and children are on a
visit to Cedartown.
If you are owing this Office any money,
now is good time to pay it.
THE melon-colic days are passed. but
the melancholy days are here and all those
promises to pay must be met.
The amount of travel on the NJ. & N.
Ga Railroad is surprising. The passen.
ger coaches go out full every day.
For Rnsr-dDk 7-room house. good
neighborhood, pXsession given October Ser
LIST. Apply to ". A. McCREA
ALL kinds of Pickles in barrels, to be
found at R. L. NoRTHCUrT
A fine ABSORBENT of fresh Candies Of
every kind at F. scHILLNc's.
MISS Mamie Tate, of Tate, Ga, visited
the Misses Sessions during the past few
days.
THE health certificate and hustle" are
going out of fashion, and people can soon
travel without obstruction.
THE quarterly report of the First Ma.
tional Bank, published in this issue. shows
a healthy financial condition. 1t is grow.
ing in business and strength.
Mr.. H. g. Coryell and DR.. John R.
Greer, of Marietta, were among the visiting
beaux who were prominent at the tourna.
ment ball.-R0me Tribune.
THERE is no better section of country
than North Georgia. Ifyou have no home
in this fine region, come and locate at
once and you will never regret it.
Miss Addie Dobbs and Miss Mary Tow
ers, two of Marietta's charming young
ladies, we're in the city yesterday.-Rome
Tribune.
We have in our Office plat of the Max
well property and can sell YOU hand
some lot from 5000 to $500.
NoRTHCUTT & DoBBs,
Real Estate Agents.
The Anderson Brothers building which
has been undergoing new Improvements,
will have the handsomest front in town.
The building has been remodeled until it
looks like new one.
A DELIGHTFUL social dance was given
at Capt. James r. Brumby's residence on
last Friday night The music was fine
and those present enjoyed themselves as
only young people can.
THE Dime Club at Mr.. A. D. Ruede' S
residence Friday night was a success.
Over $2l was Melted. The Gem City
Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr.. j.
b. Campbell, furnished fine music that
was highly enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. W. c. Green, of this county, made
this year 42I gallons of frst-class wine
from two grape vines. He can sell this
wine at 81 so per gallon which would bring
about 500 70. This is very handsome
sum to be made off OF small industry.
A full mSsyHre and little on the
handle. x JOHN A. SIBLEY,
~ COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
LEAVE your order with R. L Northcutt
for Fleischman & Cos. compressed yeast
can get it fresh every week.
OPEN Buggies, Top Bug Il Double
seated seated Buggies, Cheap Buggy and Fine
Try the Lotus Flour if you want some.
thing fine, you can find it at r. L. North
cults
Mr.. w. G. Huggard, in business at
Minneapolis, Mimi, is home on a few
weeks visit to his family in this county.
He is looking well, and is pleased to see so
many nice improvements going on in Ma
rietta.
Col. Thos W. Glover, of Marietta was
prominent figure at the Exposition ball
last evening. Col. Glover is the honora BILE
mayor of his Gem City, and is combina-
ton of society man and politician that is
we'll understood by his many friends
Throughout the state- Rome Tribune
Mr. r. Fl. Field, who married Miss An
ME Camp, Of this place and moved to Kan
sas City, Mo, several years ago, has been
appointed, by the Governor of Missouri,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the 24th dis
trict, which takes in Kansas City, the home
of Judge Field. We congratulate him on
this deserved promotion.
MARRIED-On the afternoon of the 10Th