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

another years business.
PAY up your subscription and we can all
enjoy Christmas together.
Mr. Chas. E. Henderson will add .anoth.
er story to his residence at once.
Politics is dirty, nasty business, but it
has to be handled.
The prosperity of Marietta depends up
on the unity of its citizens.
The purchase of mules for another year
crop is interesting some of our farmers.
The Kerr land will not be sold until next
February.
100 lbs wool rolls at McCutcheons
The grass still remains green in the
park.
Baking Powder as good as the Royal
and at half price. Try it. J. A. MANGET
Mr.. A. E., Davenport, OF Owensboro,
KY, was in the city on Thursday last, -,
JUDGE GoBER is holding Fannin Supe-
rior Court this week.
More men would shave themselves if
they could strap a razor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Guyton have return
ed to the city.
DECEMBER has five Sundays, Mondays
and Tuesdays
DoN'T jostle up against your neighbor.
There's room In this big world of ours for
everybody.
The dangersous elements that enter in
popular government is when people are
passive.
A lot of vases, fancy cups, &C., to close
out at cost. Bate & Co,
Prof. Charles Lane, OF Atlanta, will
preach at the Methodist Church next Sun
day morning.
Keep your tongue in your mouth if you
don't want chapped lips, is the advice of
doctors.
CoRN.FED PoRK.-I have small Shoats,
suitable for families, for SALE
G. NJ HEIDT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eisman, and NJ. McCI,q 5
of Lansing Mich, are stopping at Mrs, E..
N. Haynes.
I've got the bulge on you said the
mustard plaster to the lottery ticket. Il
always draw something"
Rev j. D. Milton, of Cobb circuit,
preached at the Methodist Church last
Sunday night.
You will need perhaps something, nice
in spoons, knives, forks or napkin rings
Bate u Co. have them.
No difference what you want you will
save money by buying from Hirsch.
Rev. Sam Small has joined the Episco-
pal Church and made application to be
ordained to the ministry
CANDoR is the seal of noble mind, the
ornament and pride of man, the sweetest
charm of woman, the scorn of rascals and
the rarest virtue of sociability.
Whether young or old, never think il too
late to turn over the leaves of your past
life and consider what you would do if
what you have done were to be done again
The latest form of evaporation hit on
by the small boy to annoy the thin-haired
youth: Say, your mustache is catchin
cold.
"HURRAH for me!'' vas the exclamation
of little darby during the recent election.
That is a popular ticket and suited US ex-
actly.
Now that the city election is over, every.
body who got excited can cool off and feel
how good it is for brethren to dwell tegeth.
er in unity.
Mr.. Elan Christian has bought the
Douglasville New South, and was in the
city Friday enroute with his family to his
new home.
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 horse. MANNING Bros.
We want to buy some popular blocks.
Call at our Office for prices.
BRUMBY CHAIR Co.
Mr.. WILL. j. NJ. HAMEs says he will do
nate lot to any one to build cotton fac.
tory on. The lot is railroad front about
mile and half above Marietta.
The remains of Mr.. Clement Freeman,
son of Mr.. Thomas Freeman, OF Decatur,
were brought to this place on Monday last
and inferred in the cemetery. Mr..
Freeman at one time was citizen of Ma
rietta.
CONFEDERATE VETERANs.-The Confed.
crate Veterans of Cobb county are request
ed to meet at the Court House on next
Saturday the l4th inst. Business of i'm
portance.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,