The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-12-06

MR II nos. "a. DrumDy lett last week on
visit to Anory, Miss.
A FINE lot of boys have arrived in Ma.
rietta in the last two weeks
Hos. Dick Russell, of Athens, was in
the city on last Sunday.
MISS Pauline Schoenthal, after an alb
sence of several months in New York has
returned home
MRS. NJ. d. Sessions is an artist of de.
cided ability. We saw painting the 9th.
er day. that reflected credit on her skill.
HsADQuAAZs for Christmas Goods at
y MRS B. ScHoENTHAL.
Mr.. ]. G. Tumin. Of Cartersville, sue.
ceeds Col. Fite as deputy collector of the
seventh revenue district.
VIZ are authorized to withdraw the ap-
nouncement of Mr. ] A G Anderson for
Sheriff, and state that The is no longer a
candidate.
ALL unpaA n%es and accounts due tho
estate of ,JtTNorthcutt will be placed
out for collection January lst next.
R. 3 NoRgHcgrr, Ex'r.
SEE my stock WstOves before buying
4. P. DoBBs.
Col. n. N. Sessions of Marietta, was in
town last Monday He is one of North
Georgia's rising attorneys Canton Id
rance.
/
HoN. Geo. R. Brown, of this place, went
to Atlanta last Tuesday to qualify as So
licitor-General of the Blue Ridge circuit.
His bond is $4,000 Canton Advance.
| HAVE jRt r&urned from New York
with large AoE OF Christmas Goods. |
can save youN money. Call and see us.
~ MRS. B. .ScHoENrHAL
Terra Gotta chimQgys, Fire Brick and
Sewer Pipe at \ E. P. DoBBs.
PLANTs-Chinese Primrose for sale, at
Mrs. N. G. Nichols, Atlanta street.
MONEY to IA. For information call
on W. MGM. NJ SESSIONS, Atty's.
Fleischman & Co.'S, compressed yeast at
R. L. Northcutt's.
;, u, ss;, and reasonable Fs all goods
For RENr-f0f the winter, a nice new
furnished hous An Atlanta. Apply to
n GROVES Bios, Agents,
| Marietta, Ga.
In the table published last week MIR. J..
L. Reed received 5S2 votes in place of 4S2,
which gave Mr. Buckner only l75 MAORI
| ty.
Mr.. 7. II. Cheek, of Chattanooga, who
has bought controlling interest in the
Kennesaw Mills, will probably move back
to Marietta the first of next month.
A colored man, named Bill Warner, well
known around town as a wood-cutter, fell
dead on the sidewalk in front of E. P.
Dobbs' store on last Thursday morning
Heart disease supposed to be the cause.
Buy suit of FpSpiyEe, Side board, Dress
er, Hall Rack or Harpet seat and Back
Rocker for 0hG<RA' pl IS f from G'1.r.r
McCutcheon has. in new goods, new
men, and a new arraD9ed store which en-
1 ~itS d h'p 'e wait n'''Hy customers
Cooking Stoves sFe7sSered at reduced
prices. E. P DoBBs.
just received 80 cases of fresh canned
vegetables and fruits from Thurber, Why
land & Co., at R. L. ROrthcutts.
A full meASuzfand little on the
cottage HILL DAIRY.
SOMETHING fresh and nice-Heckers
Buckwheat and Oat Meal in packages
can be found at r. l.. Northcutt's.
WHERE to buy ySdr Christmas Goods,
at Mrs. B. SkhoeEfhals, where you will
find the largeAt stock, the prettiest goods,
and at prices Nat will surprise you.
,/\ MRS. B. SCHOENTHAL.
Some Of our farmers come in and tell US
they have killed hogs weighing two and
three hundred pounds, but they don't bring
us any sausage or backboRes as evidence
of the fact They have no right to tanta-
lie hungry editor in this way, without
relieving his necessities.
Mr.. w. G. Gable on Tuesday last re-
signed the agency Of the depot at this
place and was succeeded by Mr.. W. w.
Carpenter, of Ringgold, who was former
conductor on the M. & N. Ga. r. r.
Canton Adudnce.
Mr. w. B. Blair, of this county, has an
| old horse which he has worked for the past
six years and during that time Mr.. Blair
has made 50 bales of cotton, corn to sell
and to fatten his meat, and also each year
made an average of 200 bushels of pota-
toes. The horse is good and sound yet.
MIR. B. killed IL months old pig last
week which weighed 226 pounds net.
ALWAYS in the lead. Call and see our
Christmas Goods Viii take pleasure in
showing you oY goods.
{ MRS. B. ScHoENTHAL.
McCutcheon has reduced the price on
boots, shoes, &c. See his one dollar and
one dollar and quarter heavy shoe for
women.
HIRscH Sons are selling their entire
stock at greatly reduced prices
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