The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-11-15

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ma have moved to Marietta and occupy
their new residence on Cemetery street.
MONEY to loanN For information call
on W. NJ. & MN SESSIONS, Atty's.
Fleischman & Cos, compressed yeast, at
R. l.. Northcutt's.
a, 5 Hsg esa .;;a;:a''l'k,. ." all goods
Come early and take tbf advantage of
wholesale cost on all g09eS>a at Springers.
THE first Wednesday in January the
election for county officers take place.
The Justices of the Peace and Bailiffs take
place on the first Saturday in January.
A FIVE dollar bill was lost on the square
Saturday afternoon. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office.
Our colored citizens should at once send
their applications to General Harrison for
forty acres and mule" The first come,
first served.
If man, by Industry and honest work,
will make himself necessary, instead of
making himself a nuisance, there will al
ways be good place for him in the world.
Mems Shoes Nspringers Come at
once before they fre eene.
McCutcheon has in new goods, new
men, and new arranged ytore>-w which en-
ables him to wait on his many customers
with dispatch.
just received so cases of fresh canned
vegetables and fruits from Thurber, Why
land & Co, at R. L. Northcutt's.
A full meksur9 and a little on the
handle. " JOHN A. SIBLEY,
HCoTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
The Democratic primary election, to
nominate county officers, comes off in each
militia district on Saturday, November
Oath
Messrs Blackwell Brown and Gober,
have determined, we learn to use the mid
die store room for an Office and dining
room of their new hotel on the square A
brick kitchen will be built in the rear.
BEFORE Harrison full vote is announced
or his election definitely settled, the Re-
publicans are eager for the spoils of Office
and are circulating their petitions for of
fee.
SOMETHING fresh and nice-Heckers
Buckwheat and Dat Meal in packages
can be found at r. L. Northeutts.
For RESr-oQe roOm house, good
neighborhood, poNesion given October
LIST. Apply to ~ A. McCREA.
CAST iron FIRE pla% Innings save fuel
them. Made to fit& Phoenix Foundry
For lOc per Yard you csp Eet Dless
Goods worth zoe at Springers ~
WEDNESDAY afternoon of last week the
fire department was called out by an alarm
of fire. A small house, belonging to a
colored woman, east side of town was
burned.
Mr.. John Yale, very clever and worthy
gentleman, but staunch Republican, is
circulating petition for signatures, to be
presented with an application for Post
Master of Marietta The present Demo
cratic post masters time will not be out
until next October.
Claude Lorraine Swigart, the white man
arrested for decoying Mr.. Sharpes daugh-
ter from home, was tried before Justice
Baber last week and was bound over in a
bond of $500 for attempt to commit biga-
my. He was unable to give the bond and
was committed to Jail.
Jusr received dhopkh fresh currants to
put in 100000 cakk Y They have to be sold
and will go cheaX have plenty of the
best of citrOn aDFFNisins to mix with them.
PLEASE call and/settle your notes and
at f. B. WeGsks-& Co.'S, successor to
Stephens Bros Fat once, as am anxious
to wind up hebusiness.
Z R. q. NoRTHcUTT, Ex'r.
Don't suffer from weakness and debility
Don't let gloom and dependency take
possession of the human heart Get health
get strength, get the power of endurance
from using B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm
We trust to see the Legislature repeal
the law making it compulsory for Insur-
ance Companies, outside Of the State, to de-
post $4,000 bonds with the State Treas
urer before doing business in the State
This keeps out many valuable and safe
companies who would give us cheaper in
surance but for this monopoly and trust
formed by the few. Cheaper insurance is
demanded by the people and no more i'm
portant subject to the tax payers of Geor-
gia can be legislated than by acting on this
matter
Rev. Z. j. Penney, pastor Of the Con-
gregational Church, at this place, has been
called 10 Church at Selma, Ala, and has
accepted. He will leave for his new
charge about the first of next month. He
has been in Marietta about eight years,
and, as teacher and preacher, he has en-
deavored to elevate and better the condi-