The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-11-29

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hilledgeville He has served as pastor a
the Methods, Chureh,here for the last two
years most acceptably to his flock, and we
believe it is the universal desire that he be
returned again next year. He is one of
the highest types OF the Christian gentle
man, devout, cultured aud earnest
TnE primary election for county officers
is over and now comes the main contest on
second day of January. Those who ex-
pect to vote in that election had better pay
their taxes at once and get on the regis
tration list. 1t will be no child's play in
that fight, but every voter must be regis
tered or he will be debarred the privilege
ofrecording his vote
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. W. Maloy were the
recipients on Saturday last of their first
remembrance on account Of the 25th ami
versary of their wedding, which occurs
early next year. 1t Was beautiful case
containing an elegant silver ice cream
service and was sent them by Master
Francis Hathaway Kendall, grandson OF
Mr.. Frnncis Kendall. President of the
American Marble Company.
ORDERS for oysters sent to Nj. Reeds
on Friday after 6 p m. will be promptly
filled.
OvEICoATs OvERcoAPs Look
through our stock of Overcoats. We are
offering them at low figures.
w E. GILBERT.
A UNION thanksgiving service will be
held by the Baptist, Methodist and Pres
byterian Churches this morning at 108
o'clock at the Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Dr. Morrison, of Atlanta, will preach He
is one of the ablest and most eloquent
preachers in the South and there should
be large attendance.
SsRteaai our citizens who patronize Har-
wood Seminary are very anxious that the
city authorities should fix the street lead.
ing from Cherokee street in front of Dr.
Cooks residence, so that crossing across
the branch caa be made with convenience
During wet weather it is impossible. Give
it attention.
Our stock of Clothing is large and com
plete. bought at fgures that enables us TO
sell as low as any one. Call and see.
". e. GILRUaT.
$4,000 worth IF Boots and Shoes that
must be sold by January LIST, at Hirsch's.
You will save money by buying your
goods OF Hirsch, as they are slaughtering
their stock.
An extra lot of fine Wool Rolls at Nc
Cutcheon's.
For a very acceptable Thanksgiving
gift, large iced cake, we are indebted to
that most estimable lady, Mrs p NJ BY.
burn. Editors frequently have cast into
their lives rays of sunshine that gladdens
and cheers. For this very kind remem.
brance We tender our sincerest thanks.
Don't suffer from weakness and debility
Don't let gloom and dependency take
possession of the human heart. Get health
from using B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm
If your note or account is yet unpaid
you will please call and settle, as we mus
have our money at once
R. HIRscH Soxs
A lot of large size heavy Boots to be
sold at bargain at McCutcheons.
MR. D. f. McClatchy has shown us ar
orange grown in Marietta. His excellent
lady has an orange tree which she orna
ments her front yard with in the'summeI
but in the winter it is placed in the hot
house. 1t blossoms profusely, but only
two oranges grew to large dimensions and
perfection this season.
G. NJ Crosby has made arrangements
for seven assistants for his holiday trade.
No. trouble to show goods, and enough
good attention to please. Ask to look up
stairs.
THE Florida refugees are returning
home. Mr. and Mrs. ..Drawdy will leave
this week.
Mr. George w. York, of Gritter district
is announced as a candidate in this issue
for Tax Collector Of Cobb county. Mr.
York is q farmer, and is clever, courte
Gus gentleman.
Do not fail to examine our stock O
Shoes. Our prices lower than other hous
es are selling the same goods.
w. +. GILBERT.
Mr.. Jehn Rogers brought hog in towr
last Friday that netted 29O pounds ant
sold it to farmer, at u cents per pound
who hauled it to his home miles in tn,
country.
MARBLE slabs have been placed down OF
the sidewalk in front of the new building
of Blackwell, Brown & Gober.
Buy one Of the Brumby Rockers for ,
Christmas present, from W. Z. Gilbert
Misses Sallie and Hattie Camp are on
visit to New York. From there they viii
visit their sister in Kansas City, Mo
Mr. Tom Moore has left with us some
very fine sweet potatoes.
Mr.. Charles A. Guyton left Tuesday OF
visit to Guyton Ga.
d. &c n