The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-11-12
MARIETTA MATTERS.

I'M weather HAS uIuuGE6u wheat SOWING,
BIRD hunters are having heap of fun
hunting, but poor reward.
If YOU owe this office any sum call and
settle
PERsIMMoN beer and 'pdssug roast are
the go among the boys.
Mr.. AND MRS w. NJ. MCKENZIE and
son, Marshal are at the Elmwood Hotel.
DR.. A. P. KEMP has located in Roswell,
where he will practice his profession.
Miss KATE ROBERTSON, of GAINESVILLE, is
at DR.. E M. Aliens.
Mr.. C. W. Cook and family have gone
to Covington.
DREssMAKlNG in fashionable styles. Res.
idence Waterman street.
MRS FANNIE BAILEY.
CHRISTMAS will soon be here, and how
glad the little folks will be.
The true principle of reform begins at
home.
TIE devil always kicks when he hears
the gospel
Build up the rural districts and you will
increase the town surrounded by it.
CoBB Superior Court convenes next
Monday.
Call and see Our line of piece goods and
leave your order Tor first class, Tailor
made suit. READ & WIGGINs.
MouLrRlE N. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
Just received large assortment of all
kinds OF Furniture at Hirsch's.
.MR.:E. H, MYERS has gone to Waycross,
Ca, where he will reside in the future
The street sprinkler resumed operation
Monday morning.
SEVERAL of Our citizens are attending
the fair in Gainesville this week.
Mr. Charles 1oungblood, of Hancock
county, visited Marietta last week.
Miss Della Kuhlmau, OF Gainesville,
Ind, is in the city, visiting her brother,
Mr.. H. kuhlman, at Mrs. Kate Shugarts'
JUDGE RICHARD CLARKE, of Atlanta, will
preside at Cobb Superior Court next week
in trying the disqualified cases
Col. d. W. BLAIR and Mr.. W. NJ. Me-
kenzie left Monday for Florida. where
they will spend several days or business.
Mrs. j. C. HARRIS and children, who
have been visiting friends in the city, have
returned to their home in Cedartown.
Mr. H. B. Moss returned from Buchar>
an last week, having won 81, 800 case
and made $25O00 fee.
Our merchants are still buying great
deal OF cotton. Some of the farmers are
holding fer rise in prices.
How the dust will be turned into mud
when it rains. Which do you prefer--dust
or mud?
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions.
Attorneys.
The largest stock of clothing in the city
at Hirsch S,
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
JOURNAL office.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CLIFF DoBBs are smiling
over beautiful little girl that has made
her advent into their home.
The gill house of Mr.. Geo. Griffith, On
Chattahoochee river, in this county, was
burned on Sunday night, including six
bales of cotton. Incendiary.
CAPT CHARLES P. HANsELL, of Thomas.
vile, and Miss Mary E. Glover, of Atlanta,
were married at St. Luke's cathedral, At
lanta, on the 4th inst.
The nickle plated cap, belonging to the
fire engine. was lost at the Cook fire. The
person finding the same will please return
it to Mr.. w E. Granting.
Nix j. ID. WooDv okrH and family have
moved to Athens, Ga, where he has bought
a farm. We regret their departure and
wish them success in their new home.
AACHuduto vi ludllluS dI ll2 worm ZUcIS
at Hirschs.
We will save you eight to twelve dollars
on Atlanta prices in tailor-made suit and
guarantee satisfaction
READ Il WIGGINs.
Willow rockers at Hirschs S.
Mr. FRANK NoRTacUTT's Jersey cow has
twin calves This is the second time she
has increased Mr. Northcutt's herd with
twins.
The members of Marietta Fire Co., No.
l. are earnestly requested to be present at
the regular meeting Friday evening Nov,
18th, at clock. Important business to
be transacted. j. r. GREER Sec'y.
The celebrated w. L. Douglass shoe for
men at Hirsch's.
DURING my absence, all persons indebt-
ed to me. by note or account, can settle
same with Fl. M. Mountcastle at my Drug
Store. j. ID. MALONE.
HIRscH has just received large stock of
plush seat rockers.
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