The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-11
! MARIETTA MATTERS.

DINE Club at Mr.. Ruede's Friday night.
THE game law is out the 18th of October.
The county election first Wednesday in
January.
Mr.. L. Bennett has moved from Gads-
den, Ala, to Gainesville, Ga.
Mas. w. NJ. Mckenzie is on visit to
Columbus, Ga.
A lady sympathiser' sends us five dol
lars for the yellow fever sufferers.
Miss Laura Brumby has returned from
Hartford, Conn.
Miss Anna Green, of Atlanta, is visiting
in the city M -9sA1~~a
READ Barnes Bargai9S Shoe advertise.
ment on this page
Miss Eula Brown, of Atlaat&' is visiting
Mrs Def Lawrence.
How to get even with some men-nav
item what you owe them.
The Dime Club at Mrs. A. D. Ruede' 5
residence Friday night A rich pro-
gramme.
THE Misses Garrett, of Knoxville are
visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. M. Lacy
Mr.. j 81, Bate says he will build resi-
dence on his lot on Lawrence street be.
tween now and the first of January.
Stetson Hats and Zeigler shoes at
Hirsch's.
ALL parties indebted the/estate of J. J.
Northcutt are requested j. call and settle
with F. B. We4ons at Stephens Bros old
stand. CT R. H NoErHcurr. Exr.
w. Il. GILBERT comes to the front with a
large stock, of Clothing, >Rook and Shoes.
a dss@i1 siss 1'i a'eeF p'F
We have in our ONCE plat of the Max.
well property ap6 can sell YOU hand
some lot from Qto $500.
NoRTHCUTT & DoBBs,
Real Estate Agents.
Suits made to order at Hirschs.
MR. W. M. Hariston, of Franklin county.
was in to see us Saturday He is candi-
date for gallery keeper of the next House
of Representatives.
Rev. G. S. Tumlin preached an able
sermon Sunday night at the Baptist church
on the sluggard. He scored the dudes
heavily.
Mr.. Erwin Maxwell has plated his beau.
tifully located property and is selling lots
This is very desirable property and will be
sought after. The printed plats authorizes
Mr.. j. 81. Mountain to make sale.
A campaign of SANDER and abuse don't
seem to pan out very well. 1t is a "small'
business to attempt to climb into Office on
the dement's Of an opponent. The people
don't seem to endorse such methods.
The Methodist Parsonage Society will
hold Dime Club at Mr. A. D. Ruede's
residence Friday night Refreshments,
and an interesting programme. Be sure
to go if you want to spend a pleasant
evening
For Rrsr-eu, ztZ+eam house. good
neighborhood possession given October
LIST. Apply to W. A. McCREA.
Hirsch has the largest stock of Boots
and Shoes in the city.
A coach of the Marietta accommodation
train, on side track, near Edmonston's
shop, was discovered to be on fire about 8
o clock Thursday night The FIRE alarm
was given, the engine responded and the
fire was extinguished.
CoTToN is coming in at lively rate.
Our streets are frequently crowded with
wagons loaded with cotton. 1t presents a
busy scene and looks like business. Our
merchants are active in their bidding and
the top Of the market is being paid.
Dun Ordinary has just bought and put
in the county vaults some improved metal
shelving, which is not only great conven-
fence in handling the county records, but
preserves the binding, as the books slide
in and out on rollers.
Bleached and unbleached Canton Elan
mel at Hirsch's.
ALL kinds of Pickles in barrels, to be
found at r. l.. NoRTHcUTT's
Low and reasoAbIe-rates on all goods
at McCutcheonS.
A fine assortment\ ot/f.ssh Candies Of
every kind at F. ScHILLING's.
Mr.. Thomas M. BYdmby, President of
the Brumby Chair Factory, is making
some additional improvements on the fac
tory. He is live pushing business man
and the continued success of the factory is
assured.
The property bought of Mrs. Cole by Mr.
j. L. Chamberlain on Lawrence and Gem
etery streets has been greatly improved.
A fine two-story residence has been built,
a neat store house. new fencing, beauti-
full spring lake, &C., which certainly makes
it very desirable place.
Blankets and comforts cheap at Hirsch's.
A full messyfe and little on the
handle y JOHN A. SIBLEY.
4 COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.