The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-08
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

THE days are shortening considerably.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wellons have cause
of rejoicing-it is fine girl.
WHY not give us your advertising? On
ly a few months until Christmas.
Mrs. C. B. W1LL1NGHAM and children
are visiting her mother in Dalton.
For RENr-A five room house. on Laws
renee street, near the square. Apply at
this Office.
COTTON will be late opening this season,
and frost may catch some OF the bolls.
THE public schools opened Monday with
large attend janice.
Now LET us have your advertising for
the fall trade.
IT will soon be time to put away the
linen duster and put ON the overcoat.
School Books at Manget's.
For RENT-A FIVE room cottage. Apply
TO W. A. McCrea.
THERE ought to be some marriages in
Marietta. There is plenty of good matters
al.
Hon. STLvE Clay made a speech in Full
ton county Saturday morning and one in
Clayton county in the afternoon.
In about two months and twenty days
the Methodist preachers will leave for Con-
ference.
Refrigerators at cost to close out.
E. P. DoBBs & Bro.
School Books at Mangets.
Madam rumor says you can buy spring
and summer Clothing now at the Haber>
dashers at greatly reduced prices, and it is
a fact. READ & WIGGINs.
Hirsch is receiving the~ largest stock of
clothing eyer brought to. this place,
Bargains in spring and summer Clothing
and Straw Hats at Read & Virgins.
Mr.. HOWARD CoRYELL' new house shows
up to splendid advantage 1t is quite an
elegant home.
The coal dealers are now having good
trade, putting in winters supply OF coal Tor
our citizens.
REUNION of the 18th Georgia Regiment
will take place at Gainesville, September
22nd
Col l.. N. TRAMMELL attended the re>
union of the 39th Georgia Regiment in
Dalton.
We devote our entire time to our busi>
ress, and do all we can to please our GUS
toners in Clothing Shoes and Hats.
READ & WlGGINs.
For your winter goods go to Hirsch's.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
The indications are that we are going to
have an early fall and severe winter.
The spiders are weaving their webs thick
and abundant
MANUFACTURING industries give employ.
ment to laborers and Put money in circu-
lation. Let US have more manufacturing
enterprises.
DEMOCRACY is hopeful of victory next
month. Be sure to vote, and vote for Clay
for State Senator and Motley and Cochran
for the Legislature.
THE trial of old man Smith and his son,
John, last week resulted in their discharge.
Cap Smith is the only one bound over.
All the rest have been given their liberty.
The man who gets mad at what the
newspapers say about him should return
thanks three times day for what the news.
papers know about him. but do not say.
Largest line Of Furniture in the city at
Hirsch's.
Mr.. r. L. DRAKE. of Roswell, has a sill
yer coin in his possesson-a soc. piece
dated back to 1920, with the words "Carlus
~, Del Gratia" on one side; on the other
side: "Hispan Ell Ind Rex M R. F. NJ"
AS TO who is the murderer Of Mrs Loon
ey, is much mystery as ever. Sheriff
McLain has certainly done his duty in the
matter, and is still exerting himself to ind
oat the guilty party
Just received one car load OF Tennessee
Wagons, one and two horse. Also nice
lot OF Bugsies, Carts, harness and Saddles
at Manning Bros.
Great bargains in summer goods at Read
d Virgins.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
JOURNAL Office
L. T. MCKINYoN, wife end child, ofTar>
bora, were here at the Ocean yesterday en-
route to Marietta wheAe they will remain
until cold weather comes Brunswick
Tines
Mr.. Hal B. Dick has gone to Admission,
Ala, where he will buy cotton for Inmsn &
Co. He will have charge of the business
for Selma and Montgomery also. We diss
like to lose our friend, and wish him great
success.
Mexican Cactus was thought to be worth
less until it was discovered that it cured
catarrh. 'Cacterine" is the remedy.
Sold by E, j. Seize, Agent.
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