The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-10-29
MARIETTA MATTERS.
The sere and yellow leaf is visible.


pleting to the pockets of our marshals.
The ladies are putting away in hot
houses their potted flowers for the winter.
DUsT has flied the lungs Of people and
brought on disagreeable feelings.
The crop of chestnuts this year is very
large
AsGooD deal OF cotton seed is being sold
in this market.
THE city council has made some per
manent Improvements this year.
Mr.. GEO. W. Sullivan has returned to
the city after pie asant trip to Macon.
The North Georgia Methodist Confer>
ence meets in Gainesville, December 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Barkalow are
housekeeping at Elizabeth.
Mrs. Lucy Alderman, of Murfreesboro,
Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. T.
Sain. On Lawrence street
Mr.. James E. Mcnamara visited New
Orleans this week in the interest of the
Kennesaw Marble Co.
Mr.. l. D. Fincher, of Greenville, Ca,
formerly of this place, was in the city last
Monday.
Fox SALE-6 Silver Laced Wyandotts
and 6 Pet Game Cockrells. II. L. WEIGH
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions G. Sessions,
Attorneys.
For cheap shoes go to the Bee Hive.
HORSE swappers are so numerous in this
county, that one or two fellows follow it
for living.
A NUMBER OF our citizens went to Smyr-
ma Friday night and organized lodge of
Red Men.
Mr.. AND MRS. W. F. BENNETT have re
turned to the city from their visit to Eu-
rope.
The dry weather has played havoc with
tue flowers. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have
wilted.
Mr.. w. L. BARNES is building an ele>
CANT two story residence at his Knitting
Mills near town.
For cheap Trunks go to the Bee Hive.
Crate Enamel 2Octs per bottle.
DoBBs & BRo.
Call and see our line of piece goods and
leave your order ior first class, Tailor
made suit. READ Il WIGGINs.
The white graft apple tree in Mrs. E. F.
Anderson's garden has furnished apples
from May to the 23rd of October.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Schlesinger, of
Chattanooga, were in the city on last Fri
day.
RENTz & Co.'s show fell below the ex>
pectations of those who attended and was
poor in every respect.
We are indebted to master James Law.
renee for a sweet potato that weighs I!
pounds. It's whoppef.
For Clothing go to Read & Virgins.
MoULTRlE NJ SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
Just received large assortment of all
kinds OF Furniture at Hirscns
The bottom knocked out of low prices
Oh building material, at
HENDERSON & AUSTIN.
Mr.. JAMES MCNAMARA and family are
housekeeping at Elizabeth, also Mr.. Sam
W. Jones and wife.
Mr.. JOHN S. WILSON, who has been sick
several weeks, has recovered, and is on the
streets agian.
You can save SOC or the dollar on Pants
at, the Bee Hive.
| CAN furnish names and addresses of
good teachers to trustees of school commit
tees in Cobb county. Call at my office
and make selection at once for next
school year W. r. POWER, Supt
MRS b. SclIoen,hal has an attractive
advertisement in this issue worthy Of your
perusal. A line OF goods are being adver-
tised which will pay you to inspect.
Mr.. M. G. WHITLocK has made some
decided improvements on his place on
Atlanta street. Next spring he will build
some additions 10 the house.
For the cheapest shirts in town, 20 to
the Bee Hive
The citizens of Marietta and Cobb coun.
ty will please bear in mind that they have
an opportunity of patronizing first class
clothing house. Messrs Read & Virgins
can make you or give you from stock a
first class suit
Mr.. Henry l.. Welch, of Waterbury,
Conn recently in the city, bought,
through Mr.. Moultrie NJ. Sessions, Mrs
X. X. Lindley's place of 20 acres on Dali
las street. next to Mr.. j Paige's residence.
Mr.. l. S Cox has just erected fine
monument in the city cemetery over the
grave of Mr.. H. S. Anderson. The work
manship and design is very creditable.
An enclosure of marble coping adds to
the beauty of the whole.
CLOTHING at SOC on the dollar at the Bee