The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-27
MARIETTA MATTERS.

CHINQUEPINs are ripe.
A LONELY watermelon finds it's way to
the market occasionally.
Hs Go to- ossho sal, and get OF Ladies
The farmers are not rushing their cotton
..s - ss' 6. g s''' rolls nse.',.
The fruits on sidewalks on sale by deal.
ers, attract honey bees in large numbers.
The Daily Constitution at Crosby s
commencing Saturday.
REy. Sam Jones, it is said is worth
100000. We don't believe it.
IT is said that Mr.. ]. C. Cooper will
build a store house in Acworth.
BURLAP sAcKs-Cash paid for good sound
sacks at Kennesaw Mills Co. Sept. goth.
ORDER your books ffeA ]. A. Manget.
Guns at low 7tiees at E. P. Dobbs'.
AN elegant Hne of DDS goods all shades
just received at A. B. >W. springer's,
Work for Marietta, talk for Marietta
and help build up Marietta.
THE State election comes off next Wed.
nesday. Be sure and vote. III
The election for county officers comes
off the first Wednesday in January.
Mr.. win. D. Nesbit, of this place, has a
position in the clerical force of S. M. In.
man & Co., in buying cotton in Admission
Ala.
OPEN Buggies, Top Nuggies, Double.
seated Buggies, Cheap Aggies and Fine
Buggies, at Manning Brss.
HOY: As. Clay will speak at Powder
Springs at 2 o'clgSk2NnNsxt FRIDAY, at
Middleton at 0 clocEh saturday and at
o'clock on Saturday night At Austell.
Mr.. John Rogers sells more scupper-
nongs than any man we know Of His
Broad street property is close to his vine
yard in the country
The handsomest TONI sets ever sold
for the price, $3.50. F. P DoBBs.
habits Bsa's at sPri nls'' '' making riding
SATURDAY night heavy rain accom-.
panied with some hail, fell in torrents.
Sunday and Monday the air was chilly,
and fires were comfortable.
Two bales of cotton put up in Burlap
sacks have been sold in Marietta at loss
to the producer of one dollar on each bale,
as the bales had to be rebaled in jute bag
ging to make them merchantable.
We specially desire to give all the news
of personal and local interest, and would
thank our friends to assist us by giving us
any information that would serve to accom-
pllsh our purpose 81
The best Cane Mill maj nfactured in the
South is sold by E. P. Do bbs
Try the Lotus Flour if you want some
thing fine, you can find it at R. L. North
CUTS.
Springers -
A full usasyf and little on the
| handle. JOHN A. SHELLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
CoTToN is opening rapidly and is com.
ing to market wrapped in jute bagging,
tie only covering now that does not take
| off about 60 cents bale, loss to the farm
| er.
Col. L. N. Trammel has bought ten
acres of the Hedges" through the agency
of Northcutt & Dobbs, $S75.OO being the
price paid.
Hos. ~. Clay vim adJkess pc people
springsP 5plAB04 Ass@ Axsry vo.
ter in that vicinity is Solicited to attend.
LEAVE your order with R. L. Northcutt
for Fleischman & Cos. compressed yeast
can get it fresh every week
ALL kinds of Pickles in barrels, to be
found at r. L. NoRTHCUTT
SOLID Iron A1e, Hollow Axle and
Thimble skein, ON and Two Horse Wag-
ons, Harness and Hggies, lots of them, at
''1 ALL kinds dI' Of booEA sold ysJ A Mansst
A FINE lot of Western Baggies just re-
ceived and for sale cheap for the cash.
Have also on hand Buggies of my own
make which can be sold at low figure
Call and examine and get prices.
a w. E. CRAWLING.
Books RM6nds on hand, or ordered
and received 1S>SUurs. u.sorn
THE yellow fever refugees need help in
many instances. Away from home, out of
business and on expenses, they certainly
deserve the sympathy and help of all of
our people.
New cotton is beginning to roll in right
along. Marietta is the best cotton market
in this section and will continue to pay the
highest prices for the iieecy staple while
our merchants can sell you goods cheaper
than anybody.
AT the Republican meeting Friday at
ternoon, little black dog joined in the
applause with loud barking, much to the
amusement of the crowd He made about
as many Republican votes as did the