The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-11-14

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Ted DswA fer Journal Readers.

4 ~.~~ VoAAON SAO1CtS arc Tue bHCGfe6T.
JEALOUSY is a sour and very unwelcom-
ed guest.
The sweetest way to die is to be smcth.
cred with kisses.
Elegant line Ladies Broadcloths Just in
ct brantley. Sessions Il Co.
MEN will wrangle, write, fight, die for
religion-anything but live for it.
Mr.. B. W. GRIGGs leaves with us cotton
blooms, being the second crop this season.
If you want to do live business, you
must push and advertise.
Mr.. John Bate has another heir at his
house.
About ten shares of electric stock need
ed to complete the full amount. See the
officers and subscribe.
New shipment Burts' Shoes at Brantley,
Sessions 4 Co.
Mrs. Charlie Thornton and children left
Wednesday for FernandiDa, Fla, where
they will spend the winter. Ha
Mrs. r. Hirsch, who has been on visit
to her son in Charleston, West Va, has re-
turned home, accompanied by Mrs. Sam.
uel r. Hirsch and child.
A YOUNG man went 'possum hunting
| the other night with q dogs and caught
eleven 'possums, and it wasn't a good
night for 'possums either.
|
| The boys around town nearly all have
ropes, practicing the COW boy" feat of
lassoeing passing dogs, mules and horses.
| hr. George Hames is acting deputy
marshal in place of Mr. James c. Sanges
who is attending the Knights Of Labor
meeting in Atlanta.
Mr.. CROSBY, the druggist, takes one
electric light for his store, Schlesinger.
Page Il Co. takes two, Mr.. w. L. Barnes.
takes one, Mr.. Chuck Anderson takes one.
for his livery stable, W, & A. R. R. takes
one for depot crossing, and Mr. R. Hirsch
speaks of taking two.
Carpets! Carpets Carpetsll at Brant-
: ley, Sessions Il Co.
No man should deprive his wife and
b family of q good local newspaper. They
5 do not 60 out from home to learn the new
: as does the husband and, father, and tn
j paper serves TO relieve the otherwise lionel
hours Of his absence tits the worst posi-
!, BILE economy to deprive the family of
local paper Subscribe for the JOURNAL
Col Peter Lawshe, the interchangeable In
surance agent, was standing talking to
the editor, under the glare of electric lights
Tuesday night, when he spied an animal
running across the square about the size
Of cat The editor being a little more
active than the Colonel, gave pursuit and
captured the animal, which proved to be a
possum. 1t was the first 'possum hunt
we ever had with the Colonel. He did the
"scenting" and we the chasing" but we
! got there, Eli. 1t is decidedly more pleas
ant to go 'possum hunting by electricity.
than by the Pickering torch.
LAST week we published letter from
Mr.. Thomas Z. Scroggy an attorney OF
Xenia, Ohio, inquiriing about Confeder-
ate soldier who was wounded and occupied
an adjoining cot in the hospital at Mariet.
ia, he being also wounded He also refer.
red to an aunt in Marietta who brought
, dainties, &c, which were shared by the
: Confederate soldier with his wounded Fed.
eral friend. We have ascertained that the
Confederate soldier referred to was Albert
Pilgrim, now dead, whose father lives near
Cumming Ga The aunt who visited him
. was Mrs. W. B. Pilgrim, who still resides
, in Marietta.
Prices are cut, butchered and slaughter.
ed, so far as advertisements are concerned
but remember on actual sales we are not
to be undersold, and it vii! pay you to
look at our prices, see for yourself who
has the lowest prices. Come and examine
our stock and let US price them to you.
W. E. GILBERT.