The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-25
MARIETTA MATTE0S

Let us have no mud singing.
Cotton is coming in right along.
Electioneering is getting red hot
Horse back riding is very popular now
Delaware Grapes at H. B. Newell's.
The turiip crop Is something immense.
The real estate of Marietta is in constant
demand
The colored voter will now step to the
front.
The days and nights are nearly of equal
length.
Prevail on your borrowing neighbor to
subscribe tor the JOURNAL.
When fnanc;ers are troubled the money
market gets tight, How like man.
The mosquitoes are trying to fatten up
before going into winter quarters.
Miss Clara Tumlin, left this week to ats
tend college at La Grange, Ga.
Mrs. c. c. Brumby has just returned
from Knoxville and Louisville.
The gypsies and horse.swappers had a
conference last Saturday.
Watermelons will soon be numbered With
the things that were.
DR.. FELTON, will speak next Saturday at
the court house at clock p. m.
Mr.. Todd and other speakers from At
lanta, at the court house tonight, Thurs
day.
A man always trying to get something
that does not belong to him will go out
and borrow trouble.
General Gordon Granger, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, will arrive in the city in few weeks
to spend the winter.
New fall and winter millinery just re-
ceived, also we'll recommended Northern
trimmer" expected on the 25th inst.
MRS. C. c. BRUMBY.
Miss Efie Stephens has returned home
from Oglethorpe, Ga.
Master Bolon Brumby, of Clear Harbor,
Fla, and Master Ed Hunt, OF Marietta, are
attending Cedartown chool.-Standard.
Send in your orders to Meinert tor sum-
mer rate coal.
Ifyou want Windmill or a Pumping
engine call on Geo. S. Burnap.
can furnish every grade of coal want.
ed. |. Il. SPRINGER.
FARM FOR RENT-Address Post Office
Box 29O, Marietta, Ga.
When you break promise you weaken
the thread by which you hold your friend s
confidence.
Encourage small industries. By so do.
ing you give life and labor to those who
live near you.
A free ballot and fair count will set
tie who the Democrats want TO represent
them in the Legislature.
Next Wednesday settles the legislative
race, then comes the Congressional in No.
vember, and the county officers in Janua>
ry.
The election for Governor, State house
officers, members of the Legislature, and
two amendments to the State Constitution
takes place next Wednesday.
Remnants of Mems, Women and Chill
dren's Shoes at sacrifice at
MCCUTcHEoN
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE Hill DAIRY.
Will take orders for any kind of coal
needed at Meinert's.
Those who have resided in the State II
months and the county six months, having
paid all taxes requi ed by law, previous to
this yesr, are eligible to vote at ..the State
election next Wednesday.
Richard Benjamin, colored, tenant on
Isham Gresham's place in Gritter district,
one day last week picked in one day Az
pounds Of cotton His little boy, Is years
old, picked 307 pou nds in the same day.
O1E' L USlSE DdEUSE l6SL week, uau his
right hand badly lacerated with a cotton
gin. 1t is the same gin that manged Mr..
W. T. Buses arm, resulting in his death a
year or so ago.
Any body desiring to see and test the
Electropoise the curative powers of which
are wonderful, can do so by calling at the
residence of Mrs. L K Wharey on Church
street, opposite Episcopal Church.
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Attorneys-at-Law.
E. & W. collars for l6 2-3 cents, at
Hirsch's.
Xmas gifts free. 5000 in presents to be
given to the subscribers .of the Weekly
News, Savannah, Ga. Send for partlcu-
lars and sample copy. A chance to get
something for nothing.
Judge Gober did himself proud last
Tuesday in performing marriage cere-
mony in apple pie order" The contract
ing parties were Mr.. j. N. Page and Miss
Martha E. Mcclure, both OF Woodstock.
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