The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-12-24
MARIETTA MATTERS.

| -nk HENRY hEMP mad the misfortune to
break his arm again the other day.,
Glen Mary Coal is the best. For sale by
W. n Grist & Co.
Mr.. Dick Northcutt has another little
girl at his home.
Mr.. i A. Massey is at home with a
severe attack of the grip. \
Chairs 40c. W. E. GILBERT.
Reeds store is headquarters for the Ats
lanta Journal.
The town has been full of people this
week, buying Christmas goods.
The new city council will be sworn in
on the first Monday night in January.
SEVERAL light cases of the grippe have
struck some of our citizens.
Now don't make brute of yourself this
Christmas by getting drunk.
LOVES young dream seems to be affect
ing some Of boys and girls very considera>
bly,.
Fine Butter at J. L. Reeds.
Extra Select. Oysters daily at J. L,
Reeds.
Capt. R. W. Boone left Wednesday to
spend the holidays with his friend, Ex-
Senator Camden, of West Virginia.
The Marietta Male Academy took vaca-
ton last Friday to the first Monday in
January.
Glen Mary Coal is the best. For sale by
W. N. Grist & Co. -
Mrs. s. E. MULLINS left this week on a
visit to her children in Augusta, and will
return the latter part of January
Miss ADA SULLIVAN, after a pleasant
visit to relatives in Atlanta, has returned
to the city.
A few thousand dollars of Cobb county
money to loan in the next few days.
EYoCH FAw
DR.. j. D. MALONE, who has been in
New York for the past two months, tax.
ing postgraduate course in surgery and
medicine, will return home this week.
MISSES Katie Barker and Hattie Cooper
after pleasant visit to Mrs. Sam Jones at
Elizabeth have returned to their home in
Atlanta.
Mr.. JOHN E. Motley has been appoint
ed United States Commissioner of the Ma
rietta district. Mr.. Motley is lawyer and
will perform the duties well.
PIANO for sale or rent. Apply to Mrs.
NJ. G. Nichols, Atlanta street.
For RENr-A partially furnished house
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
For nice chickens and turkeys 60 to J.
L. Reeds.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions l. Sessions
Attorneys
| CONDUCTORS Dick Hargis, J. c. Moore
and George Ferguson have been relieved
from service. Pob Stallings, John Wiley
and Bob Elliot takes their places.
REV. n. ]. ELLIS, the new pastor, will
preach at the Methodist church next Sun.
day morning. There should be full at
tendance Of the members and friends o.
the church.
Mr.. Bob BLACK, the coupler on the Ma
rietta switch engine, w. & A. r. R., has
!, his right arm mashed while coupling cars
last week. 1t is painful, but not serious
, wound, disabling him from work.
We will save you eight to twelve dollars
on Atlanta prices in tailor-made suit anC
guarantee satisfaction.
READ & W1GGINs.
FoR the purpose of making a change il
business, will from this date, NOV. 18th
offer and sell my dry goods, boots, shoes
hats, notions, and all shelf goods, at actua
cost, and all groceries as low as the lowest
II. D. MCCUTCHEoN.
For fine oranges, apples nuts, malaga
grapes, 60 10 Reeds.
CONDUCTOR JONES, who has been running
the Ellijay Accommodation, has. beer
transferred to a regular run from MARKETS.
to Knoxville, in place of Frank Gibson
Mr.. Wade Dobbs formerly of the Murphy
branch, takes Mr.. Jones place on the Ac
commodation.
The young ladies OF the Presbyterian
church, who gave c. Supper and Bazaar
at Brsntley 81 Cos Hall on last Thurs
day night, made it grand success. Owe
$4,000 were takenin, netting about $1,000
The young ladies deserve great credit 70
the admirable manner in which they man
aged it. They will devote the proceeds t.
home missions and helping the poor.
Full line of fancy groceries at j. L.
Reeds.
BIG lot of Buggies, Carts, and one cal
load of Tennessee Wagons, all sizes. &C.
our prices as we are in the procession righ
next to the band wagon.
MANNING Bros.
MoULTRIE NJ. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
Short Form Warranty Deeds forsae al
JOURNAL Office.
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