The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-16
MARIETTA MATTERS.

MR. W. r. OrOOVer mas CLOSED out MS
store at auction.
Mr.. Geo. W. Green's store at Keunesaw
has been closed by Constable Moon
The State Agricultural Society meets at
Hawkinsville on February llth.
Postels Elegant -four at Harry Haynes.
OKRA fibre it is said is good substitute
for juts bagging
THERE is already some manouvreing as
to county candidates next January.
DR.. A. P. Kemp is now with the Palace
Drug Store.
JUICE George F. Gober left this week
for weeks visit to Florida.
Look out for La Grippe prices Read &
Virgins have on shoes. Allthe time doing
something khuest.
Mr.. S. Casey has bought some real
estate of Prof Seals.
Mr.. Charley S. Northcutt and family
have moved to Livingston, Sumter county,
Ala.
WANTED.-A liberal price will be paid
for good watch dog. Apply at
SCHLEsINGER, PAGE & Co.'S.
B. R. Legg & Bro. are having big de-
mand for their Damascus Turning Pillow.
Put in your orders at once
Mr.. N B. White is now superintendent
of the county aims house and farm. Mr..
Pace has moved to Smyrna
THE warm weather has put the fruit
trees to budding, the flowers to blooming
and the grass to growing.
Cash paid for old iron, stoves, ETC., if
brought this aOeek to Phoenix Foundry.
GEO. S. BURNAP.
LosT.-A scarf pin, set with two small
diamonds A liberal reward paid to the
finder for its return to DAN ANDERSON.
Old fashiond Buckwheat -four in bulk ct
Harry Haynes.
Mr.. VIM. Wylie Irwin, of Atlanta, has
rented the south portion of Mrs. Gibbs
house on Church street
Mr.. C. Il. VIM, of the Marble Works,
received to him, novel new years present
of fine boy.
Yankee" beans st Harry Haynes.
100 lbs. wool rolls at McCutcheons
Ipropose to sell my entire stock of
millinery goods at cost for the next thirty
days. MRS. G. G. BRUMBY.
A gentle family horse for sale very cheap
for cash, OF will sell on time to good party.
j. d. MALONE.
WANTED-Thirty young cows, fresh in
milk. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
Cottage Hill Dairy.
We are selling our entire line Of Dry
Goods, Blankets, Comforts, Jackets, Long
Cloaks at actual New York cost to close
out h. HIRSCH d Son,
The meetings a, Shady Grove Church
will now be held on the fourth Saturday
and Sunday of each month.
Mr.. John Dunn and his sons Will and
Frank have moved into their new house
just north of Shady Grove Church.
Our winter visitors indulge in horse back
riding frequently, and seem to enjoy the
balmy atmosphere that makes our climate
so inviting and appreeiable.
WooD haulers have found the mild
winter great drawback in the sale Of
wood, and they have not made as many
dollars in the business as formerly.
No is the time to buy your Blankets
and Comforts. B. R. Legg & Bro. are
selling them regardless of cost.
KATIE Anderson, a sister of the renown-
ed actress, Mary Anderson, is a school
mste of Virgie Ogden's at Nazareth, Ken
lucky.
"OH, am too poor and times are too
hard to take the paper this year" and yet
more than likely that man spends dollar
or more every month patronizing the
Louisiana State Lottery.
Buy your groceries from Harry Haynes
aud avoid the GRIP" (other merchants
have on yOu.)
No difference what you want you will
save money by buying from Hirsch
Remnants of Mems, Women and Chill
dren's Shoes at sacrifice at
McCUTCHEoN'
For RENT-The Tucker residence on
Lawrence street, at $3.50 per month.
R. N. HOLLAND.
All parties are forbidden trespassing in
any way on my place. R NJ. Cleveland.
Millinery and all winter goods at cost at
Mrs. G. G. BRUMBY
HoN. Carter Tate, of Pickens county, it
is said, is the coming man to beat Parson
Pickett for Congress. The "Pickett"
firing though, will necessitate an unbroken
line of Democratic votes to win the battle.
THOSE sweet potatoes sent US by Mr.. F.
P. Reynolds were fine, They have been
well kept and shows that Mr.. Reynolds
knows how to bank to perserve them from
decay. Thanks
You can get the celebrated Emerson fine
shoe at the following reduced prices from
Read & Virgins
A. $500 shoe for $3.50
A $500 shoe for 1925.
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