The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-20

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For SALE%Nhrble Top Walnut Side
Board, nearly neN<cost SIS, will sell for.
$l9.GA Harry c. Burch, Lawrence St
The people acknowledge that Crosby's
Pharmacy keeps the lAgesY1ine of Lamps
in Marietta at less than atlanta prices.
BY buying there you maysaSe your fare to
Atlanta. Call and seeV
| Low and reasonable rates on all goods
at McCutcheon -
BLACK Cashmere Shawls at Hirschs
For the ,bSst Road Cart for the least
money call Hn or wCyeA6 I.-L.-Iapp. -Al-
worth. or w, .gapp.> Powder Springs,
as a.: es Yer faax2J szsss s1HehSsi4s
ALL shades in hr1Eettss ana> Cash.
meres just.reeeiveds@X springers ~
to F %' A. hs Noes, room eos17< Apply
.1 TGa SALE s. Il cnr1rSo9xZgood milk COY"
: SEND your orders for Bvt5zte E. P.
Dobbs.
any yt ons found p Ss snd
a af town as the tan yard ID south GaRrpe part
MARsElILE and Honey Comb Quilts, at
Hirsch's.
5 Hs. ss &: !; 8 5s ,,s:sA
| HE city census recently taken shows
that we have total population of 1884,
of this number 1907 are whites and 1927
are negroes, half of the total population
being children or minors. The school
census shows more colored children than
white children in the town district Mari
is growing in population as well as in
wealth.
Miss Mary Pope Galloway, of LaGrange,
who has been visiting her friend Mrs. Muir
ray Hawkins, returned home last Thursday
much to the regret o! her many admirers.
She leaves many sad hearts among the
dry goods merchants, clerks &c, who will
be glad to see her again at an early date.
The Dime Club at the residence of DIR.
b. V. Reynolds on last Friday evening,
Melted $32 so, which has be en- invested in
new books forthe Methodist Sunday school
library.
The contract for a Very %ne tin roof to
be put on the BrantleA &6ilding was let to
| Z: P-Dobhs, by Messrs Henderson & Son.
This is the second largN Qntract of roof
ing Mr.. Dobbs has re9kiVea>within the last
If some people would work half as hard
to pay their debts as they do to keep from
/ paying them this world would grow much
happier The truth of the foregoing stands
without contradiction.
Mr.. P. o. McLain, OF Oregon District
is announced for Sheriff in this issue. He
is clever, courteous gentleman and will
make an efficient Sheriff. elected
, SOME OF the richest men in the country
owe all their wealth to whisky. And some
, of the poorest men in the world owe theil
poverty to the same thing
ANY book or PeriodicalSanIe ordered
ft , isESst GsIffSS at News Staf cr0sOy''
DOUGLAS So 0fTgssseesea at Hirsch's
IT is very importantly set CRATES with
Fire Brick You can gNthem from f. P
Dobbs.
HIRscH has the largest stock of Looking
: Glasses in Marietta
The citizens Of Marietta have contribu-
ten $40 As for the yellow fever sufferers
at Jacksonville
THE Juvenile Missionary Society will
meet at the Methodist church next Friday
evening at q o'clock
man, and new ar arranged fore Which en- en-
ables him to wait on hiAny customers
with dispatch.
tbs physicians are geaVly. sending
Try Crosby. ~
If you have never tried the Lotus Flour,
you don't know what you have missed.
Give it a trial and will guarantee you will
use no other
Mr.. j. II Bate visited Cincinnati last
week, and Mrs. Bate and children visited
Gainesville.
Miss Anna Bennett, of Atlanta, is visit.
ing Mrs DR. Malone
MAYOR I. w. Glover is on visit to
New York.
Mr.. Richard Heine, of Talladega, Ala +,
C Genuine in # Baltimore at r., e" Oil, direct
! from Factory, at Crosby 4 Pharmacy.