The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-12-17
MARIETTA MATTERS.
w. E. GILBERT.


in the soup.
A barn belonging to Mr.. Wade White
was burned on last Thursday evening
The quick and the dead-those who adj
vertise and those who don't
Fine Butter at j. L. Reeds.
Mr.. JOHN McGARRY and wife, of Albany,
N. Y, are on visit to Marietta.
The cutting down of Taylor's Hill is
great improvement and money we'll spent.
Extra Select Oysters daily at j. L.
Reeds
The new city council will have to decide
between a number of candidates fol- mar
shall and deputy.
Girls, next year is leap year. Make
the boys support two or know the reason
why.
They say that Mr.. James, of Atlanta, is
going to build railroad from the Air line
to Cumming.
Coz. V. L. STARR and wife have return
ed to the city after an absence Of several
weeks.
A new lot of silverware to come in this
week at Bate & Co.'S
A fine lot of Hanging AID Stand Lamps
at the Palace Drug Store.
REV, P. P. MANNING, of Cobb circuit,
was made a local deacon at the North
Georgia Conference.
Mr. D. B. FREEMAN, Of that excellent
paper, the Gainesville Courant-American,
gave us pleasant call Tuesday afternoon.
MEssRs. L. BLACK & Son have two beau
titul grey horses splendid matches that
attract good deal of attention.
Full line of fancy groceries at J. L.
Reeds.
When you want anything in our line,
come to the Palace Drug Store.
II. M HAMMETT, Agt.
Mr.. 4. B. HOLLAND, a prominent citizen
of Canton, is dead. He leaves wife and
four children.
Mr.. AND Mas. P. F. CURRY, OF Elizabeth,
are greatly pleased over the arrival of a
pretty little girl.
Our citizens keep talking about wanting
new hotel The agitation of the milk
brings the butter.
Our stock ofjewelry is large, well select
ed and beautiful in design. We can suit
you in Christmas presents. BATE & Co.
For REN~-For the next years the stable
shop, two room house and wagon yard, now
occupied by j. Spilman. Apply to NJ A.
Mayes or j. B. Blackwell.
PIANO for sale or rent. Apply to Mrs.
M. G. Nichols, Atlanta street.
For REST-A partially furnished house
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
EVERY time we have fire in Marietta.
people cry out we must have water works,
and then the matter subsidies. The way
to have thing is to go to work and get it.
One OF the Wisconsin railroads offers a
free ticket to visit that state Too cold
out there for US to avail ourselves of the
opportunity.
Mr.. C. E. HENDERSON, the undertaken,
of the firm Of Henderson & Austin, accom-.
panied the remains Of Mrs. Wa Rick to
Forsyth.
For nice chickens and turkeys 90 to J.
l.. Reeds.
For fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
and Cigars, &C., come to the Palace
Drug Store.
81. M. HAMMETr. Agt.
The farmer now say that they are not
going to plant so much cotton next season,
but when the time comes they will forget
their good resolutions and go in for more
cotton.
On account of the iuclement weather
the Presbyterian Bazaar and &c" Sup>
per has been postponed until to-day, Thurs
day Dec. 18th, Donations received this
afternoon.
A beautiful lot of Handkerchief extract
Cologne, &C., at Palace Drug Store.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions,
Attorneys.
We will save you eight to twelve dollars
on Atlanta prices 10 tailor.made suit and
guarantee satisfaction.
READ & WIGGINs.
FoR the purpose of making change in
business, will from this date, NOV. l2th)
offer and sell my dry goods, boots, shoes,
hats, notions, and all shelf goods. atactual
cost, and all groceries as low as the lowest.
H. D. MCCUTCHEoN.
Mr.. R. L. BUTLER and family will soon
move to Marietta where he goes to super
intend his marble business. Acworth will
lose clever nice family and the presence
of Mr.. Butler as business man will be
greatly missed.-Acworth Post.
For fine oranges, apples, nuts, malaga
grapes, 60 TO Reeds.
Watches, Jewelry Diamonds Clocks and
Silverware, in immense variety. Prices
lower than ever, at Bate d Co.'s.
MEN's, Boys and Children's suits at
great reduced prices at Hirsch's.
MoULTRIE M. SESSIONS, Real Estate