The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-12-25
MARIETTA MATTERS
Christmas gilt.


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nary to joseph S. Stewart, Jr., President.
The election for county officers takes
place the first Wednesday in January.
Miss Leize Glover has returned from her
visit to Texas.
Buy your boots and shoes from Read &
Virgins and save money.
The naughty boy gets his Christmas box
on the ear.
The lonesomest stocking-The one that
has no chubby foot to so in it.
You can't tell how good boy is by the
number of things in his stocking,
If "a girl eats enough mince pie, she will
dream of her future husband
Mr.. Gid Morris fine, young, black stall
lion dued Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lula Snellings and children of At
lanta, are visiting Mrs. ". 5. N. Neal.
Christmas is to the pocket as hole is to
water-pitcher. There is terrible upper
pressure and fearful nonenity beneath.
Mrs. II. NJ. MountcastIe will spend
Christmas holidays with relatives in Cars
tersville and Cedartown.
In your plans for the new year don't fail
to send your girls to Harwood
Black and White Silk Handkerchiefs at
Schlesinger, Page & Co.'S
Currants, Citron, Raisins and Spices Just
received for your Christmas cake at j. "A.
Manget's.
For SALE-Cheap. two seat top car
riage in good order. Apply to DR.. P. R.
Cortelyou.
For RENT-A five room house on Law
renee street, close in, good water and large
garden, can be rented for the coming year,
by applying at this Office.
All kinds of school books at j. A. Mans
gets.
DR.. J. c. Greer is repairing aqd repaint-
ing his house on Lawrence street,
formerly occupied By Mr.. Hames.
The Brumby Chair Factory have enlarg-
ed the engine room and put in additional
new boiler
The bill creating system of public
schools in Marietta, has passed both House
of the Legislature and now goes to the
Governor for approval.
HARDWOOD Seminary is the largest private
school in North Georgia for the education
OF girls. Be sure to send your daughter
there on the first Monday in January.
The Miniature steam locomotive, with
train, will be given away Dec 26th by
Schlesinger, Page & Co.
E. & w collars for l6 % cents, at
Hirsch's.
Don't forget the Haberdashers when you
go to buy your new Hat.
Tax collector has closed his books as
the law requires, and has commenced issu
ing fifas. A fila against the American
Marble Company for over $500 was issued
Saturday.
LosT-On Rome train Tuesday of last
week, pair of gold frame spectacles in red
case Finder will be rewarded by leaving
with Depot Agent, Smyrna, Ga.
u. I. TERRELL
The last term of Harwood was the most
successful in its history. Let our citizens
rally to the continued support of this
pride of Marietta. y
If you have sore limb, which you have
never been able to cure, call on Mrs. Hib
bard, at Fl. B. Newelrs.
See that nobby neckwear just received at
Read & Virgins.
Schlesinger, Page & Co.. are giving
away dolls and toy pistols as Holiday pres
ents to their many patrons.
Great bargains in Shawls, Blankets and
Comforts. B. r. LEGG & Bro.
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS
Attorneys-at-Law.
The Bailiff's election takes place on the
first Saturday in January. Remember to
90 out and vote for Bob Moon for Bailiff
for the Marietta District. Mr.. Moon has
made an excellent officer and deserves to
be reelected.
Harwood Seminary is taking the Christ
mas holidays. Prof Stewart and his able
corps of teachers have given great satsfac
ton and the outlook for the school is better
than ever.
No PAPER NEXT WEEK-There will be
no paper issued from this office next week.
The usual respite of few days from labor
will be enjoyed by our printers. In the
meantime, we wish our readers merry
Christmas and Happy New Year"
Great bargains in overcoats at Read &
Virgins. Now is the time to buy
Doll shoes, slippers and rubbers at
Schlesiuger, Page & Co.'S
Remember it cost nothing to consult
Mrs. Hibbard and she may cure you of
some your physical ailments.
Remember we are the leaders in cloth ;
ing, shoes, hats and furnishings.
READ & WIGGIXs.
Just received a big line OF violins, accor>
dions, guitars, banjos, and harps, at Bate
81 Co e.