The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-12-10
MARIETTA MATTERS.


| You've ladiesand young men, too, had
better be fast asleep than fast awake.
PAY your debts if you can, and help
some other fellow to pay his.
The love OF money is certainly the root
of all evil.
MUNICIPAL politics always create
muss.
See Crosby's Xmas advertise ment.
WHAT is the difference between running
blind tiger ard being blind drunk?
The fire engine was out testing their
new hose last Saturday.
The Methodist Sunday School will have
Christmas tree.
GooD for Robert Way The new guest
is boy
BLANKETs Blanketsl Blankets /!
B. R. LEGG & Bro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Northcutt are re-
joicing over the arrival of fine boy.
Mr.. E. J. Scott and family have gone
to California.
J. L. BIRD is putting up a new residence
near Shady Grove church.
Mr.. G. F. NEWELL will be absent from
Elizabeth for short time.
The Marietta JOURNAL enters its Goth
volume with this issue.
| Crosby's choice Toys.
/ Mr.. Lewe Sessions, of Union Springs,
Ala. is in the city, to perfect his purchase
of the Kerr property.
Mr.. j. G. M. GORDON and family, of Ats
lanta have moved to Marietta, and occupy
Mr.. Alexander's cottage on Roswell street
Mr.. WEBSTER COLE, of Goshen, Ind, is
in the city visiting his mother Mrs. Fl. G.
Cole
For REN--For the next years the stable
shop, two room house and wagon yard, now
occupied by j. Spilman Apply to M. A.
Mayes or j. B. Blackwell.
| PIANO for sale or rent. Apply to Mrs.
M. G. Nichols, Atlanta street.
Boys bicycles of all kinds at Hirsch's.
For RENT-A partially furnished house.
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
For Clothing 60 to Read & Virgins.
OvERcoATs for 1896 worth $3.50 at
Hirsch's.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions,
Attorneys.
Crosby's children Books.
New line children and Ladies Shoes
just received, every pair fully warranted.
B. r. LEGG & Bro.
A TRUE man will be true wherever you
place him, while false man will play
traitor when ever it is his interest to do so,
TAYIoR's Hill has been dug down and
the dirt placed upon Powder Springs and
Lawrence streets.
| SEE the prospectus of that able paper,
the Savannah News in another column. 1t
| is one the best and newsiest in the South.
The town is full of Christmas goods, and
our people won't have to 90 elsewhere to
get what they want. Patronize home.
The North Georgia Conference met in
Gainesville Wednesday. Rev. Joel T.
Dawes is in attendance.
! MEN's, Boys and Childrens suits at
great reduced prices at Hirsch's.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-All parties indebted
| 70 nc ora horobx, uo%;Eo1 %bok n $500 4
accounts not paid by December 10Th, will
and settle, and save costs.
ANDERSON BRos.
PLUSH Albums, Picture Frames, a big
line to close out low, at Bate & Co.
Mrs. c. G. BRUMBY is offering her entire
stock OF goods at greatly reduced prices
and many things at cost, in order to reduce
stock before moving her store on the
| square.
Ma. II. B. Moss has bought The resi-
dence and furniture of Mr.. Burch on Law
renee street, Mr.. Monltrie Sessions making
the sale.
An oil mill will pay here despite every
thing that can be said to the contrary.
This is being demonstrated in many places
in Georgia.
Hon. A. S. CLAY visited Cincinnati last
week on business He lett Monday morn>
ing for Douglasville where he went to make
a final settlement OF the Bowden estate.
The good wives are cow shopping, buy
ing cravats, slippers, gloves, &C., to be
given to their husbands for Christmas
presents.
See Crosby before buying Holiday
Goods.
aul instructed by the Manufacturers to
place all notes and accounts for Guano un,
paid by 18th inst, in judgment. Call at
once and settle. Z. B. GOODMAN,
Manager.
MoULTRiE NJ. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
For SALE-Three good horses Apply
to j. R. McCalum, on Capt. Hughes farm.