The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-30
MARIETTA MATTERS

| Outh equine snow was mere Monday.
Next Tuesday is the Congressional cleo.
ton day.
LosT-A bunch OF keys. Finder will
please leave at Journal OFFICE
Mr.. James 2. Howell, of Chattanooga
spent Sunday in our city.
Marietta is the cotton market OF this sec.
tion.
The town is full of delegates to the
Christian Endeavor Society.
Col. R. N. Holland and bride, have re,
turned from their bridal tour.
Mrs. P. NJ. Ryburn has retired from
Birmingham.
Mr.. Erwin Maxwell is home from Gin.
cinnati to stay with US awhile.
Rev. DR.. W, F. Cook and wife, of New
nan, are visiting Rev. P. R. Ryburn's fam.
lily.
CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS "A full
line of Carpets at SoHoENrHAL's.
Get our prices on boots and shoes before
buying. Money saved is money made.
why not try us READ & WIGGINs
The sweet potato crop throughout this
section of country is said to be the best
ever known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Eubanks have NOV
ed to Piedmont, Ala, where they make
their future home.
Mr.. B. D. Brantley, Jr. of Black shear, ar.
rived in the city Saturday, and spent sever
al days here
Mr.. Sloan Thompson and Mr.. Frank
Clair and son, of Savannah, spent several
days here last week.
Mr.. Will S. Cox, in the employ of the
Meridian Miss) furniture factory, spent
few days here with his family last week.
A large crowd went from Marietta to
Atlanta last Saturday. We don't know
whether it was the circus or the Exposition
that attracted them.
You can save from % to so per cent on
NNA PS0O anu AGuSS, DIT OChOENTHAL s.
A few thousand dollars to loan or use in
purchase of notes at ve.y low interest.
Security must be good.
w. S. CHENEY.
Try pair Of the Vertical, Slide. Back
Suspenders. Sold by Read & Virgins.
Just received, California Grapes, at II.
B. Newelps.
Rev DR.. Spalding, .of Galveston, Texas,
declines the call of the Marietta Baptist
| Church
Mr. John r. Ward announces himself
candidate for reelection to the Office of
County Surveyor, He makes a good one
and the people will vote for him.
Nearly everyone has been on Wild
Goose Chase in their lifetime, but'tew have
seen one. Be sure and see the play at the
Opera House next Thursday night.
DR.. N. N. Gober left Monday to attend
as delegate the Grand Lodge of Masons
IN session at Macon. He was accompani-
ed by his wife who will visit the State Fair.
John H. Blackford, with "a Wild Goose
Chase" is the best burnt cork artist in the
profession. He vas formerly with Emer-
son s Minstrels.
Mr. Alex. A. Lawrence leaves this week
for Brunswick, Ga, where he will COM
plete his study of law under his uncle
Judge S. R. Atkinson.
Ifyou have an hour or two to spare next
Thursday evening run over to the Opera
House and see "a Wild Goose Chase. ="
You will be greatly pleased we can assure
you.
Sunday furnished all kinds of weather.
For short while we had snow, sleet. hail
and rain, and then sunshine. 1t was cold
all day. Monday opened up bright and
clear but cold
No man has right to know what is in
the MARIETTA Journal snless he ia a subs
scriher. Bat we notice that newspapers
borrowers are the biggest fault finders and
fuss makers.
You bad better get your coal now before
the cold weather sets in.
81. NEINERT.
Get prices from the clothiers before buy
Ing your fall suit. READ & WIGGIHs.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Mr.. G. s. Burnap, Of this place got two
prizes at the Piedmont Fair-one of $25
for off hand crayon and $40 for oil painting
OF Kennesaw Mountain. Miss Sibley got
prize for oil painting Mr.. W. T. Mosher
got prize as the best display in taxidermy.
Marietta is the best place for investment
in North Georgia. 1t is growing, hust>
ling town, whose citizens are an enterpris,
lag and energetic people. AS health re.
sort in wiuter or summer. it has no equal
on the globe.
Read & Virgins are Headquarters for
clothing aAd gents furnishing goods
My stores and warehouses are for rent