The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-11-22
MARIETTA MATTERS.
PAY the PRINTER.

HE thanksgiving turkey will be sup.
planted by the thanksgiving 'possum.
Sunday was disagreeable day, cold and
raining. Monday was no better.
Those who climb the ladder of fame
meet many who are coming down.
We will be glad to receive any items Of
news our friends may favor US with.
Rev. D. L. Buttolph will preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
Col. Frank Irwin of Cedartown, was in
the city this week.
CAPT. w. 7. Dozier and wife, of Rome.
are visiting Mr.. ]. c. Waters family.
chineseiPfimrOys1opt sale 81
Mrs. M. G. NichoJS Atlanta stfeeA>..s
Mrs. Amanda Wheeler left Tuesday on
visit to her son in Hope, Ark.
MISS Dollie Gresham, beautiful and
charming young lady, of Woodstock, is
visiting Miss Lula Massey.
Rev. G. P Hebbar6 will preach a SER
mon on temperance at st. James Church
next Sunday morning.
A series of religious services are being
held nightly this week at the Baptist
| Church.
THE people don't consider any man a
candidate for Office until he announces
himself in the JOURNAL.
IAN not candidate for Coroner being
disqualified by law from holding two Off
ces. r. BABER.
READ our club agents in another
column and give them your subscription
to the JOURNAL.
NORTHERN Irish Potatoes by the bushel
or barrel at inside figures.
The primary election next Saturday.
Go out and vote for your choice for county
officers.
I PRoF. J. G. Camp and wife, Of Powder
Springs, have moved to our city. Mr..
Camp will engage in the practice of law.
A PHYSICIAN treats his patients, but he
doesn't treat them well, for when he treats
them they are sick.
The blind tiger" has lair somewhere
in this place. judging from the staggering
forms on the streets.
MONEY to loan. For information call
on w. NJ. &MN, SESSIONS, Atty's.
Fleischman & Co.'S, compressed yeast, ct
R. L. Northcutts.
Lev s,,s end reasonable all goods
The abundance of Shockley apples made
this year, have put money in the purse Of
a large number of farmers.
Mr.. J. w. Groves, of Fannin county
Texas, is visiting his brothers, VIM. F. and
Dr. J. I. Groves.
The Marietta and North Georgia Rail
road has received several new mogul en-
| glnes for their standard gauge track.
Mr. Robert Page says he rode all da,
! Sunday in the rain, looking for his COW
He came to town about dark and founc
her in the city pen.
FoR RENr-For tbk~Winter, a nice new
furnished house&1 atlanta. Apply to
Marietta Ga
| Now is the time 10 subscribe for th'
JOURNAL. Our list is increasing and yo,
should help US all you can. To have {
first class paper, requires the undivided
support of the people.
| NEXT Saturday is the day for the Demo
! cratic primary to be held in each militia
district in Cobb to nominate county
officers. Go out and vote and urge your
neighbor to do the same. None but
Democrats allowed to vote.
PUT in your order at Leakkyfor Thanks
giving dinner. He can uppI>szerything
you want Order now.
McCutcheon has in new gSodsr~ new
men, and a new arranged storekI (Which en-
a able d him to wait on his p7 customers
Just received so cases of fresh canned
vegetables and fruits from Thurber, Why
land Il Co, at R. L. Northcutts.
A full measyfe apd a little on the
handle. L. JOHN A. SHELLEY,
81 COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Col J. A. Dewar, of Nelson, Ca, has
leased the Dickey Bros. marble property
at Mineral Bluff, Ga, twenty-five miles
from Murphy, for ninty-nine years, and
Geo. Taylor, of Atlanta, will at once com
mence putting up machinery for the rails.
ing 10000 cubic feet of marble per month
'LEAKE's DAILY MARKET" will fill a long
felt want in this community He will
push it for all it is w%th, any you can rely
on getting what you Apt <verytime. Go
and see him. 1t will Ike him several
days to get his bins, /6oAS. trays, etc,
ready but the goods vi be there all the
same.
Mr.. John R. Latimer, of the Gritter
district, is announced in this issue as q
candidate for Tax Receiver of Cobb coun-