The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-11-08

"'s0 eiA-eh VI Ooo1 county 81 years.. he
was a consistent member of the Baptist
church and also member of the Farmers
Alliance. The many relatives return
thanks to kind neighbors for watchful care
over him during his illness.
We offer some~sgecial bargains in nice
dress goods B. R. LrdG & Bro.
Mems Shoes at Sprirgefs Come at
once before they are gone.
A pretty line of>Qyess Goods still at
gone. T. \
men, and new arranged sdpDe which en-
x GiS' dispatch hiP to wait ." his H customers
Hirsch has an immense stock of ladies
shawls and cloaks.
IF you wantto see4heAaget grocery
store in the city7--srr,as.swbe fe, hey keep
nothing but strictly f+st-class fresh goods,
call at r. L. Northcutt's He is one of
Marietta's young men and deserves share
of public patronage.
The 4th quarter of the Cobb county Ag-
ricultural Society meets with Lost Noun
tain Club at Midway Church next Friday
9th inst. It is hoped that all clubs in the
county will be represented by full delega-
tons. JOHN A. L. BoRN, Pres.
Z. l.. MAYEs, Sec
THE Thespian Social Club played to a
crowded house at the residence of Mr..
w. N Grist on last Tuesday evening.
The entertainment was highly enjoyed
while the music by the Gem City Orches-
ira, was grand
Miss Julia Lockett, has arrived in the
city and begun her lessons in elocution at
HARDWOOD Seminary, where she has fine
class.
A CALL meeting OF the Ladies Methodist
Parsonage Society is called to meet at the
Parsonage this Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. A large attendance requested.
Mr.. John r. Ward is announced in this
issue as candidate for County Surveyor.
He makes competent officer and will no
doubt be elected.
A MASS meeting Of all the lodges of the
Farmer Alliance in Cobb county will be
held at the Court House in Marietta on
next Tuesday 18th inst.
S. r. COCHRAN, President.
For SALE -Four or five Thousand fine
strawberry blsnts for sale. Variety Sharp
leys. Prize three dollars per thousand
Apply to M. R. LYON.
250 pieces of Jeans at Hirschs
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders
of Harwood Seminary is called to meet at
Kennesaw Mills Office on the second Mon
day, 18th of November, at O. clock, p. m.
NJ. G. WHIrLocK, President.
w. S. n. NEAL, Secretary.
VIZ are now-recsEing the best stock of
Custom-Made SHOES IN town
b. r. LEGG & BIO.
PLEASE call and settle your notes and
accounts due Ae estate of j. J. Northcutt,
at +. B. Wellons & Co.'S, successor to
Stephens BIOS, at once, as | am anxious
to wind up the business.
r. H. NoRrHcUrT, Exr.
Flannel overshirts cheap at Hirschs
Mr.. r. A. Machen, of Toledo, O., is
here to make Marietta his home. He is
an Ohio democrat, and is now with Mr.
c. NJ. Crosby.
MARIETTA, Dalton and other towns,
along the different roads leading from At
lanta, have made up clubs to take the
election returns.
Misses Euls Whitehead and Annie Cobb,
two of Cartersville's most charming young
ladies, are visiting Miss Grace York. =
Mr.. A. w. Latiner editor of the Lump.
kin Independent, gave us a pleasant call
| this week.
Hirsch's shoe stock is far the largest in
North Georgia.
$4,000 worth OF ready made clothing
for mems youths and boys's wear lust re-
] eeived at Hirsch's.