The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Lots of newt ovels at Crosby's
FRosr FRIDAY, Saturday and Sunday
mornings.
AFTER all the farmers are using jute
bagging.
The farmers are selling their cotton and
paying their debts right along.
Messrs. Holland and Gilbert have found
ready sale for all the brick they have made
Our eli ems are getting in their winters
supplEd z ls.nnd wood.
~ SDsHIP should never be broken un
By nasty, dirty politics
Tue apples brought from the mountains
of North Georgia are very fine
We will deliver fr4kallon lots or over
our Baltimore Kerose1e Try it CROSBY.
Bleached and unbleached Canton Elan
mel at Hirsch's.
The number of visitors in our town are
very large.
SANDER is a slime which envious peo.
pie throw on others better than themselves.
Mr.. H. N. Starnos and family have
moved to SO Smith street, Atlanta
Mrs. A Y. Leake is visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
The presidential election will occur on
the 9th day Of November Congressman
will be elected at the same time.
Our merchants have hired more clerks
to wait on the fall trade New goods in
abundance II
| HAnrrn's, puoE'AE<nl Leslie. and
other weekles arrive Saturday at Crosby S.
The fields are white with cotton and all
hands and the cook are engaged in pick
ingit
Heavy frost Sunday morning in Ma
rietta and snow in the mountains of Vir-
ginia.
Rev. |. w. Waddeil and family, of Cuth-
bert, are in the city. Mr.. Waddeu preach
ed at the Presbyterian Church Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Dyer preached at the Baptist
Church Sunday. Rev. DR.. Glenn preached
at the Methodist Church.
GRAND milIiEery opeaj6g at Mrs. An
derson's old sqsss ThYMday and Friday
October 4th ard 9TH, tshe-ladies of the
city and sur bounding country invited.
Will also be opsS< Thursday night.
~ T. +. NoREacUTT.
For SALEAsFiN beautiful building lots
within three Minutes walk of public
square-one lofTo6> by 100 feet-the Others
60 So by 200 feeb Price $500 \ each aa,, Apply
WANTED-A furGsAet- house for the
winter. Apply to GROVES Bros.
For RENr-ons f-room house, good
neighb.orhood, posS 6sion given October
list, Apply to v w. A. MoCREA.
For sArn-oDs2kgaIIon cow $50.
". A. MocRrA.
LIFE of Bishop Pierce # ]. A. Mangets
Will sell at cost te~prkachers and give
them liberal discouIf on all orders
Regular price 81 to 81.
The editors of the Journal have re-
ceived $500 from Mr.. John A. Sibley to
be used in the assistance of any Florida
refugee in need.
When man learns to mind his own
business and leave the affairs of others
alone he accomphshes a success as great
as falls to mortals.
NATURE, after having exhausted herself
in identifying the mountains and valleys
in emerald green, is slowly and surely
claiming her own and soon her treasures
will be locked in her bosom, there to re-
main until the dawn OF another spring
Mr.. Charles NJ. Mayfeld, of the Gritter
District, announces himself candidate
for Sheriff in this issue. He is an indus
trious and worthy young man, and, if elect
ed, will do everything he can to make an
acceptable officer.
BURLAp sAcxs-Cash paid for good sound
sacks at Kennessw Mills Co. Sept 10Th
ORDER your booE7 from j. A. Manget.
GuNs at low prices rs P. Dobbs.
AN elegant line Of dress Goods all shades
just received at'A&B& WV springer's.
OPEN Buggies, Top Buesiks. Double
seated Buggies, Cheap Bugges and Fine
Buggies at Manning Bros.
The handsomest ToifJ--set ever sold
for the price, $3.50. E. P. DoBBs.
b. Bs.v IT snr; material for riding
The best Cane Mill msnufae4ased in the
South is sold by e. P Dobbs.
Try the Lotus Flour if you want some
thing fine, you can find it at R. L. North
cults.
SEE the so VandIe power nicIIe Lamp
for two dollaFt crosby's Drug Store.
How few persons there are who frown
down the talebearear and the slandererl
But on the contrary encourage their will
ling tongues by giving willing ears Every
community is more or less afflicted with
these stabbers OF the reputation of Others
Readers, turn deaf ear to all mischievous