The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-11-21
MARIETTA MATTERS.

AHE CITY TAX DOOR mas oeeu cioseu anu
fifas issued.
JUDGE GoBER presides like judge that
knows his business-and he does.
READERS, can't you securse US new
subscribe? Try and see.
Now is the time to renew your subscrip-
tons to the JOURNAL.
Fine Oysters at Library Supper Thurs
day night.
Who will be the next couple to step off
matrimonially7
The farmers say that they are left on the
cotton crop this year.
Mr.. and Mrs ] J. Eubanks, have
returned from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Schiling have another
pretty little girl to blessItheir home.
A light fall of snow here on Monday
morning.
Do not fail to attend Library supper
Thursday night.
The prettiest line in town of plush goods,
albums and novelties, at Bate 4 Co.'S.
Mr.. Charley Stephens has bought the
Timothy Stephens farm.
AN electric light now Eliminates Mr. D.
F. McClatchey's store.
THE ladies of the Methodist Parsonage
Society are requested to meet at the. Par
sonage on Thursday afternoon today at
q o'clock.
OLD jute hardly ever appears on the
street. Cotton bagging is the covering
mostly seen.
NorICE.-Hunting, fishing and other
trespassing on my premises is henceforth
forbidden P. KIRKPATRICK.
THE editor does not feel unkindly to-
wards any one-not even the fellow that
borrows this paper.
To build up Marietta, we must have
manufacturing enterprises. Let US make
some effort to get them.
Bridal presents in silverware, marble
clocks and bronzes, at Bate Il Cos.
For strength, color, taste and rising
qualities, the Kennesaw Granulated Patent
is unexcelled.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
The prowling persimmon bouncing
'possum was never more numerous,
plumper or latter.
Farmer Beach" is now grandpa 1t is
fine boy, and Mr.. George N. Lester, Jr.,
is very proud of him.
Mr. T. L Hunt is building a nice dwell
ing on his farm near Kennesaw mountain
and expects to move to it when completed.
We want to buy some popular blocks.
Call at our Office for prices.
BRUMBY CHAIR Co.
When you want your eyes fitted with
spectacles or eye classes. 60 to Bate l. Co.
They carry the largest line in Marietta.
IF you want the finest -four that can be
made out of wheat use Kennesaw Granu.
lated Patent.
Parties owing US will save cost by set,
thing once. r HIRsCH Il Son.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Brown is still improving
his property on the west side of town. The
streets have been graded and sidewalks are
being built There is no more desirable
property in the city than this.
Now is the time to subscriber for your
paper. Many have been waiting for the
money season" Now send in your name
and have the paper sent to your address.
A question that troubles some of our
people is, when the Marietta and North
Georgia railroad is extended to Atlanta
will the shops be removed to Atlanta also
Remember, Bate l. Co., keep all kinds oil
small musical instruments, such as Violins
Guitars Banios, Accordions, Harps and
Strings.
Car load OF the Tennessee wagon, solid
iron axle, hollow axle, thimble skein, all
sizes, and 2 horse. MANNING Bros
COLLECTIONS with our merchants gre very
meagre and they say they don't see how
they can carry debts over another year
and pay their own. The commercial
horizon is overcast with a blue coloring.
The ladies of the Marietta Library will
give supper Thursday night Nov. 2lst
at Brantley, Sessions & Cos. hall, for the
benefit of the Library. Let every one
come and help this worthy cause Ad'
mission 10 cents.
times are mighty hard with the farms
ers but l can't do without the journal"
said Mr.. N. E. Williams as he handed
over another years SUBSCRIPTION. That is
the way they all talk.
THE bill to require manufacturers and
merchants to stamp on all sacks of meal or
flour the number of pounds contained in
the sack, before offering it for sale, was
passed by the Legislature
If you want the finest pastry, rolls, light
loaf and biscuit use KenneSaW Grannlated