The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-09
MARIETTA SIATrE1S
The tax collector is on his rounds.

Hon. James Blaine will attend the Pied.
mont Exposition in Atlanta
Barnum's show in Atlanta October 25th.
Marietta is paying the top of the market
for cotton-10 and 10th
Real estate in Marietta and Cobb county
is sought after constantly.
FoR SALE-A second hand Piano, cheap.
Apply at this Office.
City tax books close OF the Goth inst.
Pay your tax and save cost.
Try pair OF the Vertical, Slide Back
Suspenders. Sold by Read Virgins.
The Band boys made forty dollars out
of their supper last Thursday night.
Candidates for county offices are hust.
ling, shaking hands with the dear peo-
pie"
Suspicious are not always facts, nor our
best friend.
To help man who is striving is to make
IElenO JOE the Iuture.
DIR. ]. P. Logan and wife have returned
to Marietta, and stopping at Miss Marlow's.
The Congressional election takes place
on the first Tuesday in November
Mr.. Joseph Paige and wife, and Mrs. NJ
NJ. Sessions and son, returned home last
week from Toledo Ohio.
The cotton this year seems to be of a
superior quality and is bringing good
prices.
Get prices from the clothiers before buy
ing your fall suit. READ & W1GG1Ns.
FoR SALE-A two horse wagon with
harness. D. G. COLE.
Messrs J. H Bate & Co., have placed
in their store large and costly regulator
clock
The Post Office at Acworth was made
Money Order Office, commencing on the
9th inst Good for Acworth.
DR.. Charlie w. Nutting formerly of Ma.
rietta, and son of j. F. Nutting of Atlanta,
is the Democratic nominee for Senator in
his district in California.
Read & Virgins are headquarters for
clothing aad gents furnishing goods.
Judge Geo. F. Gober is holding court
this week in Houston county for Judge
Miller. He will in all probability resen-
tence Tom Voolfolk to be hanged.
KENNEsAw LODGE, No. 80, F. & A. NJ,
meets next Friday evening at 7:30 P. M.
All Master Masons Invited.
N. N. GoBER, w. M.
W. L. SESSIONS Secretary.
PAY UP.-The notes and accounts of t.
Fl. Shockley are in our hands for collec-
ton and all not paid by October 10th will
be sued. CLAY Il BLAIR, Attorneys.
Our young friend, Miss Dora Hughes,
has gone to Acworth to take charge OF the
Money Order Department of the Acworth
Post Office, and will be absent about one
month.
The sealed bids for completing the work
on National Cemetery street have been
sent to Washington, and will be returned
some time this month, so that the success
full party who gets the contract can 90 to
work by the first of November.
Don't forget the Habeldashers when you
W ant hat. We have correct styles.
READ Il WlGGlNs.
Mr.. Isaac n. Scott, of Powder Springs,
has leased the Palace Hotel at Knoxville,
Tenn, for two years and has taken charge.
He is fine hotel man and when our peo-
pie visit Knoxville, they ought to stop at
the Palace.
GINNING CoTToN.--I have been ginning
cotton Tor II years, and l am now prepar-
ed with New Cleaner to give better salts
faction hat ever, and cotton ginned with
this new Cleaner brings from 10Th
to more than that ginned the old way.
Gentlemen, give me trial and il | don't
give you perfect satisfaction, | will charge
nothing for ginning your cotton. Gin II
miles east OF Marietta. | have also 100
bushels OF wheat for sale, and it is the fin.
est seed wheat in this country.
WIZ. N. FREY.
Rev. Mr.. Brim, Presbyterian evange>
list, preached series OF sermons at the
Presbyterian Church during each night of
last week. He also preached Sunday
morning and at night. His sermons were
clear and forcible, and were highly enjoy.
ed by attentive congregations,
Get our prices on boots and shoes before
buying. Money saved is money made
Why not try rs? READ & WIGGINs.
A proving burglar frightened Mrs. Fred
Banks last Sunday night, about O. clock.
She heard him tip-toeing on the veranda
and hall. When she demanded to know
who the intruder was he gave no answer
She locked her room door and gave an
alarm. The burglar fed out the front gate
and made good his escape.
The managers of the Marietta box say
that there were III ballots in that box
with Power and Sibley's names thereon.
This would indicate that the Marietta
people gave Mr.. Sibley his majority, for if
those ballots had been cast for Power and