The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-12-05
MARIETTA MATTERS.

100 lbs. wool rolls at NcCutcheon's
Elegant Christmas presents at Crosby's.
Marietta is town of beef markets-only
FIVE.
A good deal of cotton has been coming
in lately.
Renew your subscription to the JOURNAL
this month for another year
lot of vases, fancy cups, &C., to close
out at cost. Bate Co.
Crosoy's Holiday Opening Thursday the
9th.
Dove Hams, Shoulders, breakfast bacon
and everything cheap at j. A. Mapgets.
Pay the printer-the year is drawing to
q close and we need the money.
Real estate holds its own in Marietta.
Some changes recently.
Mr.. Will Turner has bought the Timothy
Stephens farm from Mr.. Charley Stephens.
| There is more fine stock in Cobb than
| any county in the State.
JUDGE GoBER gave wife beaten six
months in the chain gain last week.
WANTBD-Four men bcarders. Apply at
| McClatchy building, Campbelrs Hill.
WAgTED-Fresh Eggs for Matching.
will pay the highest price for same.
| j. F. CLARKE.
WANTED-To buy vacant lot in good
neighberhood cheap for cash." Give To-
cation and price. Address j. N. s., Box
| l01, P. O., Marietta.
Some of our correspondents seem to
have repaired to winter quarters.
Twenty more days and Christmas will
be upon as.
We want to buy some popular blocks
Call at our office for prices
BRUMBY CHAIR Co.
full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Go to Bate & Cos. for your Picture
| rrames: They have elegant line in
plush, silk, carved wood and antique oak.
Mr.. l.. SPAULDING reports having found
houses for four northern families last week
Miss Bessie Phillips has gone to Florida
to spend the winter.
MAYOR GLOVER is building a new tene
ment house on Hansell street.
Groves Bros. were up at Elizabeth last
week insuring for the NJ. & N. G. R. R.
Mr.. JOHN ]. Hunt, JR., is building a
six room dwelling on Lemon street.
| Mr. W. K. Roor is gradually recover
ing from his mental troubles and wounds
Mr.. W. E. Gramhngs new brick build
| ing is nearing completion.
HUNTERS continue to hunt despite the
fact that nearly all the land in this county
is posted.
See our elegant line of silverware both in
hollow and fiat BATE & Co.
Car load OF the Tennessee wagon, solid
iron axle, hollow axle, thimble skein, all
sizes, and 2 horse. MANNING Bros.
The heavy frosts for the past few morn
ings nipped everything. of a vegetable
growth.
Mr.. A. N. Dobbs has sold one of his
cottages on Cherokee street to Mr. J. N.
B. Armstrong, who will improve it.
Goods are cheaper in Marietta than At
lanta. Those who have priced in both
places say SO.
Mrs. CARRIE NALcoM, of Knoxville,
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. X. G.
Whitlock.
Miss Emma Meinert, of Milwaukee,
Wis, is in the city visiting the family of
Mr.. Henry Meinert.
The two new dwellings built by Mr.. A.
Y. Lcake on Lemon street are we'll ar
ranged and quite beautiful
You will need perhaps something nice
IN spoons, knives, forks or napkin rings.
Bate Il Co. have them.
No difference what you want you will
save money by buying from Hirsch.
An Italian, with hand organ and mon.
key, struck the town Saturday, much to
| the delight of the picaninnies.
Oh, yes the begging tramps are now
passing through our town. The cold
weather North is driving them Southwark
To-day Thursday, Dec 9Th, the Ladies
Parsonage Aid Society of the Methodist
church will meet at 3 o'clock p. M, at Mrs
S. A. Anderson's.
SELLING at greatly reduced prices and
at cost. Mrs G. G. Brumby offers her
4 entire stock of Millinery, Fancy Goods
and Notions at reduced priccs-many ar
ticles at in order to close out winter
stock to make room for spring goods.
The first real cold weather Of the season
struck us last Friday. 1t was clear and
snowy, but the snow in the mountains sent
the cold teeming down upon US.
| CAPT. Bon Irwin, who had his leg broken