The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-11-07
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Mr. r. q. Earle is in the city.
KNEW your subscriptions to the JOURNAL.
FARMING ard stock raising ought to 60
hand in hand.
WoULD-BE weather profits are predicting
severe winter.
ALL men are not homeless, but some are
home less than others
The expenses of cigars should be put
down as among losses by fire.
Our west they call whiskey coffin var
nish."
The colored folks have about subsidized
on the colonization question.
Miss Kate Christian, of Gainesville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs j. II. Bate
If you want the finest -four that can be
made out of wheat, use Kennesaw Granu.
lated Patent.
One hundred cars Cotton Seed wanted
Highest price paid for them.
B R LEGG & Bro.
Parties owing us will save cost by .et>
thing ONCE R HIRsCH & Son.
Try our $24S 81 SO and 81 40 ladies
shoes, they are beauties. Enterprise Shoe
and Hat House.
Guarantee my coal as good as the best
in the city, il not money refunded.
HENRY MEINERT.
For SALE-A first class Is horse power
Engine and Boiler on wheels.
GEO. s. BURNAP, Phoenix Foundry.
Mr.. A. J. Kiser, of Atlanta, visited his
brother, Mr.. G. c. Kiser, last Sunday.
THE cotton crop in Cobb is short and the
farmer feels that his pocket is short Also
COLLECTIONS have been very poor so far
with our merchants and business men.
MANY man knows dollar by sight
who does not know its value.
DoN'Ttry and drown your troubles in the
cup; troubles are great swimmers.
JUST now is very propitious time of the
year to inspect hues and make good joints
in stove pipes.
l will sell the next 10 cars of Coal at
summer rates. Bring in your orders.
HENRY MElNERT.
For RRNT-Eight room house on Taylor
HILL Atlanta street. by
j. l. CHAMBERLAIN.
The president has appointed Thursday,
November 2Sth, day OF national thanks.
giving.
Mr.. Charles A. Guyton and wife are on
visit to Dublin. Ca, and will be absent
several weeks.
IT'S wise child that goes out of the
room to laugh whan the old man mashes
his thumb.
The county tax collector, Mr.. Stanback,
has his office in Brantley, Sessions & Co. s
store.
PARTIES due us for advertising, lob
work or subscription could do US a great
favor by paying us just now.
For strength, color, taste and rising
| qualities, the Kennesaw Granulated Patent
| is unexcelled.
Gloria silk umbrellas only s. cents at
Hirsch's
GU need not look further for bargains
| after visiting us, we lead the state on low
prices. Enterprise Shoe and Hat House.
Special bargains in overcoats for ten
days. Now is your chance.
B. r. LEGG & RRo.
E. Il W. collars l6s cents, cuffs 30 cents
at Hirsch's.
Mr.. Frank Boston has accepted posi-
ton in the car accountant office OF the W.
& A. Railroad, in Atlanta.
The winter tourist will soon begin to
make his annual visits to the South, to es-
cape the hard winters of the North.
The Methodist Parsonage Society meets
at Mrs. w. R. Powers residence on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock
Miss Alice Clark and Miss Jennie Nc
Cord, ofAugusta, are visiting Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Brown, on Kennesaw avenue
Nothing contributes more to peace and
happiness than good bread. Ask your
grocer for Kennesaw Granulated Patent.
Hirsch is selling the celebrated Ziegler
Bros, (Philadelphia) and W l. Douglas
| shoes at factory cost.
Our Sc, 81, e8, 50 and $40 pantaloons to
order are extremely nobby. Enterprise
Shoe and Hat House.
Fresh boue dust, acid, cotton seed meal
and Ammoniated Dissolved Bone for
wheat. B. r. LEGG & Bro.
Miss Daisy Sales and Miss Linnie An
drews, who spent several days in our city,
returned home last week. Some of our
young men now wear sad faces.
Mr. S. NJ. Green and wife, of Milwaukee,
Wis, were in the city several days last
and this week, stopping at Miss Marlow's.
They left Tuesday for New York
Miss Emma Thornton, who has been