The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-11
MARIETTA MATwE2S
Paw the nrinter.

Hayward Springs, n. G.
Judge Gober is holding court in Chero.
kee county this week.
Miss Minnie Boston entered Lucy Cobb
Institute at Athens, Ga.
California Grapes at II: B. Newelrs.
Now that cottoa is coming in, trade will
begin to keep our merchants busy.
If our people will just make up their
minds not discuss politics, they will have
kept friends true and trustworthy.
Headquarters for clothing
READ 4 WiGGiNs.
Ifyou want Windmill or Pumping
engine call on Geo. S. Burnap.
l can furnish every grade of coal want
ed. l. 81. SPRINGER.
FARM FOR RENr-Address Post Office
Box 290 Marietta, Ga.
Local news are scarce but Dame Rumor
says: The Enterprise Store (SchlesiDger,
Page & co., certainly sell shoes and hats
at bottom prices.
The man who does not subscribe for his
town and county paper il usually its most
severe critic.-Montezuma Record.
Mrs. W. S. Gibbes, of Charleston, S. c.,
has opened Oakland Hall for boarders.
The patronage of friends and the public is
solicited.
The Senatorial Convention for the 35th
district, composed of Cobb. Clayton and
Fulton, met in Atlanta Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 10th.
Marietta will pay the highest market
price for cotton. We guarantee our mer,
chants will sell you goods as cheap as At
lanta.
Buy your hats from Read 4 Virgins.
They can give you correct styles.
My stores and warehouses are for rent
after Jan. lst. r. HIRsCH.
Send in your orders to Meinert for sums
mer rate coal
Half bushel baskets for Sc at J. A. Man
gets.
Rev. L. R. Mason, the new Rector OF
St. James church, expects to be ia Mari
eta with his family this week, and will
preach next Sunday.
Politics are always source of dissen.
sion. Let US therefore devote our energies
and money to building up our town and
county.
We are glad to see our friend Mr.. Law
renee Virgins sufficiently recovered from
spell of fever to be out on the streets
again.
Leather has gone up, shoe manufacture
ers have raised their prices on shoes, but
the Enterprise foresaw the market and
purchased their stock before the rise, and
now will undersell all 'Old cost stocks or
any other in the city.
Clothing Dry Goods and Shoes arriving
daily. We will be pleased to show these
goods to our customers, and let them
realize the stunning low prices.
W. E. GILBERT.
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Attorneys-at-L
E. & W. collars for l6 2-3 cents, at
Hirsch's.
Those splendid fly brushes and busters
are cheaper. You ought to have one.
J. A. MANGET.
Prejudice is perfect blind-fold. Some
of the most honest men in the world are
the worst mistaken men.-Dougla
New South. Just so. Such men act more
from prejudice than principle.
Mr.. Joe Beavers killed the other day q
hoop or horned snake. 1t was about two
and half feet long and of good size. 1t
had or the end of its tail sharp pointed
horn as hard as steel.
Try pair Of Read & Virgins guaran>
teed solid whole stock, tap sole, brogan
shoes for 81 Is, as good as can be bought
elsewhere for $l.25.
Al! parties indebted to T. II. Shockley
are requested to settle at once with
CLAY i BLAIR, Attorneys.
Will take orders for any kind of coal
needed at Meinert's,
Goods advertised at cost are not cheap
er than our regulsr prices That is what
OF customers tell u.s. w. E. GILBERT.
Our two schools, Harwood Seminary and
Male Academy, are we'll patronized. The
attendance is large and we hear nothing
but praise of the teachers. Patronize our
schools. They are first class.
Mr.. H. 7. Bailey, Of the firm of Nc
CATCHY & Bailey, has placed marble
carriage block IN front of the Methodist
parsonage. As this is donation of his
own prompting, it is thoughtful act credi-
table to his hberality.
The Enterprise (Schlesinger, Page l.
Co., have remodelsd their store) now have
the roomiest and most convenient shoe de-
partment in the city. Their shelves
are filled with the best makes of shoes and
are all made stylish and of good material.
The same also can be said Of their hat and
furnishing department.
Remnants of Mems Women and Chill.
dren' Shoes at sacrifice at