The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-11-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Bargains in boots at Read & Virgins

when he is in front of a mirror.
The farmers say now that they wont
buy guano unless it is put in cotton sacks.
COLLECTIONS by our merchants are
better.
TIE Georgia legislature has at last ad-
journed.
Bridal presents, in silverware, marble
clocks and bronzes, at Bate & Cos.
WEDDING chimes soundeth out on the
blissful air merrily.
The farmers are not holding their cotton.
for they have but little to hold.
Buy Barnes $3.50 Shoes. All calf and
warranted.
THERE seems to be regular matrimo>
NAL tidal wave sweeping over the state.
l.. Black i Son are building five room
cottage for Mr.. Crenshaw at Smyrna.
Dir. ]. B. Garrison has sold his residence
to DIR. Vinson.
A FULL line OF boots and shoes cheaper
than ever offered. at Anderson Bros.
THE cigarette and tobacco law is openly
violated and minors buy all they want
A BILL introduced by Mr.. Hardage, of
Cobb, to establish public schools in Aus
tell, passed both houses.
Just received another lot of that cheap
stationery at Bate & Co.'S, jewe.ry store.
Shoes Shoesl Shoes Il! Shoes I! 4!
READ l. WIGGINs.
Nothing contributes more to peace and
happiness than good bread Ask your
grocer for Kennesaw Granulated Patent.
If Farmer Beach will visit Marietta
at night, he will discover that Malietta has
electric lights for fact. 1t is no dream.
Rev. Mr.. Mason, of Fredericksburg, Va,
has declined the call to the ST. James
Epicopal church.
Bargains in overcoats at Read & Wigs
gins.
Mr.. JohE Sauges' little daughter, May
was badly burned last week by some hot
water.
Miss Pauline Stanton, of Warrenton.
Ca, and Miss Hattie Anderson, of Atlanta,
who have been visiting Mrs. S. A. Ander
son have returned to their homes.
The prettiest line in town of plush goods
albums and novelties, at Bate 4 Co.'S.
Farms, city houses, Georgia mineral
lands and Florida property tor sale ex.
change or rent. Marietta Land Company.
LEWIS SPAULDING, Manager,
Hirsch is selling the celebrated Ziegler
Bros, (Philadelphia) and W l. Doug las
shoes at factory cost.
Don't forget that Read & Virgins can
save you money on your underwear, cloth
ing, boots, shoes and hats
Buy you carpets from Brantley, Sessions
~ Co. Full line of samples. Cut and made
when ordered.
Friday afternoon the pupils of the Har
wood Seminay had chrysanthemum dis
play, which was credible in variety and
extent.
Cobb Superior court convenes here next
Monday morning, when Judge George F.
Gober will preside, being his first term in
this county.
Miss Allie Moore is attending the bed.
side of Der sister, Mrs. 81. K. Walker, at
Marietta, who has been very ill.-Dalton
Argus.
4 CAR load of Old Hickory wagons and
oh l.
Anderson Brothers.
Car load OF the Tennessee wagon, solid
iron axle, hollow axle, thimble skein, all
sizes, and 2 horse. MANNING BRos.
Save money by buying your clothing
from Read & Virgins.
WHEN people see man advertise they
conclude that he is business man. News
paper advertising rightly started, rightly
stuck to, solidly backed up, insures bust
| ness success.
Mr.. T. X. Hubbard, of this county, and
former pupil of the Marietta Male Acade-
my is attending the Atlanta Medical col
lege. Messrs Bailey and Cowan, OF Ac-
worth, are also IN attendance.
AT meeting of the Cobb County ALI
ance, October 26th, they passed resolu-
ton binding themselves not to use guano
unless put ur in cotton sacks, and also
pledged themselves to use cotton bagging
for all time to come.
THE crysanthemums Of the city are now
in the brightness of bloom, and the last
rose of summer vies with it III identifying
the flower gardens. There are great
many very handsome varieties in the col
lections ofsome of our ardent foriculturists
When you want your eyes fitted with
spectacles or eye glasses. go to Bate & Co.
They carry the largest line in Marietta.
Buy your winter underwear from Read
& Virgins.
A CAR load of Northwestern Pure
Ground Bone and Clifton Acid for wheat,
at Anderson Brothers.
For SALE-A first class Is horse power
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