The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-10-17
MARIETTA MATT ERS.
The crop of fall apples is fine

REAL estate is still in demand. Parties
are frequently enquiring for building lots.
Dr. E. Tennent has bought Col E. Faw' S
residence.
For SALE-A two year old colt. APP
ply to John Sullivan.
THE Governor of Georgia has appointed
October 18th as day of Thanksgiving.
Mr.. John D. Northcutt has another fine
boy at his home.
Mr.. Sloan Thompson, of Savannah, Wis
tied his mother at this place last week.
The boys and girls are having an enjoy
able time hunting chestnuts.
You will lose money if you sell your
cotton seed before you get our prices.
B. r. LEGG & Bro.
Mrs. W. b. Wyatt, nee Miss Dora Seals,
has returned to Atlanta, after spending the
summer with her parents.
Buy your winter underwear from Read
| d Virgins.
Set your CRATES with fire brick. Get
them from E. P, DoBBs.
The best way to get along in this coun-
try is 10 attend strictly TO your own bust
moss.
A MAN who pays his honest debts makes
good citizen. All men ought to be good
citizens,
SECOND Sergeant Ben A. White, of the
Brunswick Rihemen, visited his parents
here on last Sunday.
Our entire stock of clothing, dry goods.
shoes, hats, underwear and etc. at New
York cost. K. HIRsCH & Son.
A number of our farmers are selling their
cotton seed. We have seen several wagon
loads on the square for sale.
THE horn of the 'possum hunter is heard
nightly in the land, likewise the yelp OF the
blind tiger"
Our fine people are buying fine blooded
horses. There is more and better stock in
Cobb than any county in the state.
Mr.. Will Hunt, a machinist at the N. &
N. Ga. railroad shops, fell Thursday from
car and hurt his back.
We have over 100000 worth of real
estate for sale. Farms and city property
rented. LEWIS SPAULDING, Manager.
WASTED.-An experienced, Grst-class
dry goods clerk. Address Merchant"
care of Marietta JOURNAL.
I will sell the next 10 cars of Coal at
summer rates. Bring in your orders.
HENRY MEiSERT.
FoR RRNT-Eight room house on Taylor
Hill, Atlanta street, by
]. 1. CHAMBEHLA1N.
Mr.. John Hunt is having a six room,
two story residence built on Lemon street.
Hamilton Gregg builder.
Mr.. John McInnis from Cleveland, O., is
the guest of Mr.. Huggard. Mr.. McInnis
talks of locating here.
COLLECTIONS are rather slow owinr to
some of the farmers holding their cotton
back from market
Mr.. W. E. Granting is going right ahead
in the construction OF his new brick car
riage factory
Eleven farms for sale Eear the city from
$40 to 500 per acre. Marietta Land Co.,
Lewis Spaulding Manager. .
Now is the time to get your stoves and
CRATES fixed up for the winter. have a
large force of hands especially for this
work. and all jobs will be done promptly.
E. P. DoBBs.
Quality considered, the Golden Seal
Mixture" is the cheapest coffee on the
market, for saleby Stephens Bros.
Guarantee my coal as good as the best
In the city, ii not money refunded
HRNRY MEINERT.
THE colored folks held meeting and
barbecue at Sessions grove, last Saturday,
with view of promoting the colonization
scheme.
Mr. and Mrs b. V. Meigs have moved
to Macon, and his daughter Mrs. Fleming
has gone to Texas, The Meigs residence
has been rented by DR. Rosignol, formerly
Of Augusta.
Miss AGNEw gives lessons in Drawing,
Painting, Embroidery and French Honiton
Point lace-making Enquire at Mrs.
Dunwody's for terms
Mr.. Frank Clair and son Willie, of
Savannah, were in the city last week. Mrs.
Clair has been in the city some time the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Schilling.
CoTToN has opened so slowly in this
section owing to the previous bad weather,
that all the cotton will not be picked be-
fore 1890.
We will sell cooking and heating stoves
at small profits. L. P. DoBBs.
For SALE-A first class Is horse power
Engine and Boiler on wheels.
GEO. S. BURYAP, Phoenix Foundry.
Silver Backs" the best Of mackerels at
Stephens Bros.