The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-12-03
MARIETTA MATTERS.

or and Aldermen takes place.
Mr.. JOHN R. WINTERS has had his resi-
dence repainted
MRS E. R. Tennent has returned from
her visit to South Carolina.
Mr.. D. f. McCLArcHY has had his resi-
dence reprinted.
Mr.. MoULTRlE NJ. SESSIONS has had his
brick residence painted cream color.
Mr.. WYATT MITCHELL, of Carrollton,
Ga, is visiting relatives near Marietta.
Miss DAISY and Master R ollin Dews, of
Newman, are visiting relatives in the city.
Miss LEILA EARLE, of Gowensville S. c.,
is visiting the family Of her cousin. Dr.
Groves, and other relatives in the city.
THE request is made that Miss Lul
Campbell send her recipe tor the premium
bread for publication in the JOURNAL.
IT said there are fourteen couples to
marry here during the winter. So mote
it be.
Be SURE to take your children to see
Mother Goose" next Monday night at
Court House:
Piano for sale or rent. Apply to Mrs.
nj. g. Nichols, Atlanta street.
Boys bicycles of all kinds at Hirsch's
For RENT-A partially furnished house
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
The Marietta Water Works Company
has been incorporated by Cobb Superior
Court.
Mr.. ID. QUARLEs, Of the NJ. & N. G. re-
pair shop has been on a trip to East Tens
nessee.
THE dog that bays the moon is wiser
than the one that bays bigger dog that is
viciousiy inclined.
The prospectus of the Atlanta Constitu>
ton appears in another column 1t is a
paper that gives the news and everybody
must hav cit.
The Atlanta Constitution no longer ex-
changes with the weekly papers. 1t makes
them pay for it. Well the country editors
are rich and can afford it.
For Clothing go to Read & Virgins.
OyERcoArs for $3.50 worth $3.50 at
Hirsch's.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions Sessions,
Attorneys.
MEN's, Boys and Children's suits at
great reduced prices at Hirsch's.
CoTToN has been coming N rapidly here
lately. The farmers have marketed it at
the low price, because they are not abte to
hold it for rise.
The Marietta Journal covers the coun
ty' in its search for news. And it gets
and gives the news in most approved style
Atlanta Constitution.
A large black bear was in town Monday
1 exhibiting man with blanket around
| his shoulders. He seemed to be a very
| decent bear to be keeping such company
Mrs. George Moorhouse, Of Nashville,
Tenn, daughter of Capt. Mc1ntire, Of
Jacksonville, Fla, with her little daugh-
er, Ethel, is visiting the pleasant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Fox.
Col. IRVING W. Fuller, wife, daughter
and child, of New York, are at the Lee
Land House for the winter. Col. Fuller
says he visited several places before sends
ing for his family, and he has selected
Marietta as the most desirable.
For SALE-Three good horses Apply
! to J, R, McCallum, on Capt. Hughes farm.
HIRscH will save you big money in all
kinds of Dry Goods, Cloaks, Blankets
Comforts, Boots and Shoes. Try him.
! Call and see our line of piece goods and
Leave Uour order Tor first class, Tailor.
made suit BEAD q W1GGINs
MovLrRlE NJ. sxsssicss, Real Estate
Agent. t.r
BIG lot of Buggies, Carts. and one car
load of Tennessee Wagons, all sizes. Get
our prices as we are in the procession right
next to the band wagon.
MANNING Bros.
Mr. Jack Merits, one armed, indus,
trious farmer of Oregon district, in this
county, has made twelve baies OF cotton
this year and plenty of corn to- 90 him. His
little boys furnished him all the bel y he
has had He owns 100 acres OF good land
and deserves to prosper.
MOTHER GOOSE and Her Temperance
Family, at Court House next Monday at
7:l5 P. M. Admission 20 cents, children
under 10, 10 cents. Given by the Kinder
garten and Primary pupils of Harwood for
the benefit of the kindergarten departs
| ment.
COBB Superior Court adjourned last Fri
day after doing good deal of business.
Judge Gober rushed things and shows what
an active, learned and ready Judge can do
in dispatching business. We heard a laws
yer say that he is the best Judge he ever
prscticed before. The Grand jury pavs
him and Solicitor Brown splendid compli.
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