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

4 uPSE oNsA ~AAAS AthA - RtcL1A 10 lAQHA Gull
cealei. As a law-defying element in this
respect they are becoming bclder, and to
this practice, the negro when under the
influence of whisky, is due 50 many shoot.
ing scrapes in which he prominently fig.
ures throughout the State. To suppress
this Intersection Of law, it becomes the duty
of judges 10 impose fines that will deter
others who may be inclined to invest their
money in a pistol and bottle OF whisky.
Mr. Taylor Wosley's wife and children
are at Mr.. c. G. Kiser's. Mr.. worley,
who has fine Plantation and is depot
agent at Chicamauga Station, had has two
story residence destroyed By fire one night
last week. The family. retired as usual
and about Il o'clock at night they were
awakened to find their house enveloped in
flames The inmates just barely had time
to make their escape from the burning
building. Nothing was saved. An insur.
ance of 81 900 was on the building. -
CrOsby's drug stoiS j. Santa Claus head
quarters. ~
Because you are well known is not a
reason why you should not advertise; but
on the contrary reason why advertising
is specially likely to be profitable to you.
No business house is known to everybody.
but it is a great advantage to an advertiser
to be so well-known that everybody in
whom he awakens an interest by his adver-
tisement may be able to find among his ac-
quaintances some one who can tell him
that the advertiser is reliable and will do
what he promises.
The bagging trust" it is said, has fail
ed to hold the price of bagging up and is
on big burst. The mills they paid to
close down will start up again January
first. The trust didn't make as large o
pile of money as they calculated on. 1t
will doubtless prove beneficial to the
south, in that it will put inventive genius
to work to supply substitute.
TUESDAY was sale day, and the town was
thronged by large crowd. The candi-
mates were Misunderstanding, and the people
were stirring around considerably. The
streets were almost impossible with loaded
cotton wagons. 1t was busy day gener-
ally and there seemed to. be life in the
land.
Crosby has an etSEant line Of Albums.
CoRN WAVrrD:zwin pay the highest
market price$or fhe best White Milling
Corn delivered Kennesaw Mills, Mariet-
ta' or on the Hne Of the Marietta & North
Ga. Railroad. KENNEsAw MILLS Co.
THOSE who have dealt largely in wheat
this year have made big money. The
wheat crop is short and took bound way
up Those who bought early for future de-
livery made handsome profit The farm
ers in view of the short crop have put in a
big crop.
SEE FletchsSedyertisement.
SEE crosHys xm9Xgoods.
The Marietta and North Georgia Rail
road although a narrow gauge is one Of
the best roads in the South, under good
management, good road bed. The
trains are run by clever. courteous and
careful men.-Murphy Advance.
Rev. P. NJ Ryburn closed his work for
the year at the Methodist Church on last
Sunday and left Tuesday for the Confer
ence at Milledgeville. BIrs. Ryburn is
visiting her daughter at Birmingham.
BESIDES Mr.. John Yale, we learn that
Capt James G. Hughes and Mr., T. d.
Irish will also be applicants for postmaster
at Marietta. They are all very clever
gentlemen and staunch republicans.
Society stationerS<n to day at crosby's 5.
IT was wise tradesman who said that
he didn't mind how much his customers
kicked against his bills as long as they
looted them"
Important meeting of the Marietta Ii.
brary Association Thusday afternoon, 3 30
December 9th. All members urged to at.
| tend BR STRONG Pres.
| b ALExANDER, Secretary.
Losr-on la4 ThEsday, ladys gold
watch and chaih The finder will be lib
orally rewarded6y returning the same tc
~ J w HENDERSON
Miss Birdie Dillon, of Jacksonville
Fla, who has been visiting Miss Mamie
Bradley returned home Monday.
Miss May R. Walker left for Dalton
Tuesday last to attend the marriage of her
brother, Mr.. Zeb Walker.
PEOPLE who fail to respect public SEN
timent, will find themselves the worse for
wear
RBv. DR.. A. j. Battle preached at the
Baptist Church on last Sunday morning
and night.
REMEMBER you can not vote in the Jan.
uary election unless you pay your taxes
and register.
Mr.. W. E. Myers, Of Washington City,
is here on visit.