The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-10-10
MARIETTA MATTERS.

The population Ct Marietta Is increasing.
Only one baby carriage on sale in town.
Miss Ella Thompson, of Gwinnett coun-
ty, is visiting Mrs l. N. Scarborough.
Heavy frost on Tuesday mourning and
some ice.
Mrs, Will Shea, of Atlanta, visited Miss
Jessie Reynolds last week.
RUMoRs of several marriages to take
place this and next month.
Mr.. Chuck Anderson received car
load of horses last week.
WANTED.-An experienced, frst.class
dry goods clerk. Address Merchant"
care of Marietta JOURNAL.
/ will sell the next 10 cars of Coal at
summer rates. Bring in your orders.
HENRY MElNERT.
SHERIFF McLain has moved his family
back to the Jail residence. Mr.. Gray has
moved back to his farm at Lost Mountain
FoR RENT.-A FIVE room house, near the
square. Apply to Mrs. B. Lowrey, "a
Luckie street, Atlanta, GA,
We will offer the biggest bargains in all
lines in order to close out stock before dis
solving firm. R. HIRscH & Son.
Misses Carrie and Cora Bailey, who
have been visiting in Marietta, returned to
their home last week.
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes !! I! Shoes | ! |!
READ & WIGGINs
HOUSES rented Farm, City, Mineral
and Florida property handled by the
MARIETTA LAND Co.
For RENT-Eight room house on Taylor
Hill, Atlanta street. by
j. l. CHAMBERLAIN.
Every lady visitor to the Enterprise
store will receive a handsome souvenir
| this week.
See our DrioeN hafora hnyins anything
| IN our line. Special inducements to close
| out stock before Dec 3lst. R. Hirsch &Son.
We need more houses for rent in order
to supply all applicants.
MARIETTA LAND Co.
Office at Read Virgins.
FoUND-On Kennesaw Avenue, Friday.
gold watch charm, which the owner can
get by leaving description at this Office
and paying for this notice.
MAYOR T. W. Glover and Mr.. II. G..
Coryell, have returned from their trip to
New York.
Capt. Boone and Mr.. A. NJ. Dobbs have
formed partnership and will conduct a
real estate agency in Marietta.
Mr.. D. P. Daniel has bought lot from
Capt. Boone on Cemetery street, adjoin.
ing Mrs. Kings, and will build nice
cottage at once.
The secret of B, R. Legg & Bros sue
cess in the clothing trade is they buy di.
| rect from manufacturers, pay cash and
are satisfied with small profit.
The Baptist supper at Brantley g. Ses-
sions' hall Thursday night was nice
affair, largely attended, well managed and
success. The receipts were over 800.
FoR RENT.-A new five room house,
near the square, good water healthy local
ity, stables, &c, can be rented for next
year, possession given FIRST of January.
Apply at this office
Guarantee my coal as good as the best
IN the city, If not money refunded.
HENRY MEINRRT.
For SALE CHEAP.-Two good milking
cows, one with calf, giving three gallons OF
milk per day the other, part jersey, Civ
ing over two gallons. j. F, CLARKE.
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes cheap.
READ Il WIGGlNs.
Fine line of Stetsons hats at the Enter
prise.
The Farmers Alliance held a meeting
here last Thursday. A large delegation
was present We learn that they agreed
not to sell any cotton during the month of
October unless they obtained 100 cents for
it,
We will sell cooking and heating stoves
at small profits. E. P. DoBBs.
For SALR-A first class Is horse power
Engine and Boiler on wheels.
GEO. S. BURNAP, Phoenix Foundry.
DIED.-The wife of the late Judge N. B.
knight, who was sent to the asylum at
Milledgeville, Few weeks ago, died there
last Thursday. Her remains were brought
to this place Friday afternoon and inter
red in the city cemetery.
Cry TAx.-The city tax Receiver has
positive instructions to close the tax books
on the goth Of October. Those who fail to
pay by that time will have ffas issued
against them. See city clerk Henry J.
Schoenthal at once
Silver Backs" the best of mackerels at
Stephens Bros.
Call and see our handsome enameled
and nickle plated parlor CRATES
E. P. DoBBs.
l. h. SPRINGER can furnish you coal at
short notice.
Car load of the Tennessee wagon, solid
iron axle, hollow axle, thimble skein, All
sizes, and horse. MANE1EG Bros