The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-12-15
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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NAAA AStAhe+S N'OCNo at bS&lOGutLdE
Cobb Superior Court meets again next
Monday.
TINS winter has-been most delightful as
far as good weather is concerned. s
Nc fancy prices at Crosby Xmas sale.
THERE is a,great deal of marrying going
on in the State just now.
RRy. SAM JONES will preach at the Meth.
odst Church Christmas night.
MISS GEgTIE BATE, of Acworth, is visits
ing her brother, Mr.. j. H Bate and family.
Headquarters for Clothing, Shoes and
Hats at Read & Virgins.
The Alliance Store at this place is clos.
ing out.
Mr.. H.. j. DUNroN, of Lost Mountain
has moved to Smyrna
WHATEVER you do don't give. your town
the cold shoulder
Ii Is about time you were preparing
those New Year resolutions.
A CRANK that can't be turned is the
worst kind of crank.
Crosby brings the handsomest Goods to
Marietta
Mr.. James L. Jordan, Clerk OF Cherokee
Court died at Canton last week.
Mr.. John Walraven has opened a gro.
Gerry store at Bates old stand.
The town is full of Christmas goods, and
it will be no trouble for our merchants to
please you.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS Mrs. q. G. Brum
by is offering her entire stock of winter
goods at greatly reduced prices, and many
things at cost.
If you want a chance at the Rocking
Horse, you bad better buy your coal from
II. Meinert.
EVERY man has some influence. He
can't help it. But he can help it's being
bad.
The man who cries the loudest for juss
tice is sometimes the one who runs the
fastest when it pursues him.
IT is very poor brand of friendship
that causes man to fall out with his
friend because of political differences.
Mr.. W. E. MYERs, clerk in Treasury
Department in Washington, is visiting
relatives here this week.
Get prices on Shoes and Boots from
Read & Virgins
The Methodist Christian Endeavor So>
ciety will meet at Mr.. Moultrie n. Sess.
ions residence Friday night
THERE is a probability of Marietta hav>
ing canning factory during the ensuing
year.
No STAIRS to climb to see Crosby s
Xmas Goods.
Il. s. House, James Taylor and W, T.
Smith, of near Acworth, are going to move
to Texas,
Mr.. NJ. V. Hollingshed and Mrs S. c..
Sorrells, OF Acworth, were married last
week.
TURKEYS are gobbling in nearly every
yard in town This means turkey dinners
for Christmas
Grand opening of Christmas goods every
day and evening until after the holidays at
Schoenthaps.
Mr. AND Mrs. E. c. ARNOLD and daugh
ter, of Monroe, Ga, are visiting the family
Of Mr.. j. c. Draughn.
A VERY enjoyable dance was held at
Mrs H. G. Coles residence on last Friday
evening.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions s. Sessions
Attorneys.
Good working shirts 2Octs each, worth
35cts at the Bee Hive.
For RENT.-Five room cottage. Apply
to W. A. MCCREA.
Prof w. G. Nash will open the Kirby
Institute in Jasper first Monday in JAMS
uary.
Mr. John A. Commerford, the new su.
perintendent Of the National Cemetery,
has arrived with his family.
Come in and see my Sc 90 suits, sold
everywhere for $500, at the Bee Hive.
If you are needing an Overcoat get
prices from Read & Virgins.
There seems to be spirit among our
farmers to raise hogs. Home>raised meat
beats buying it in the west
Election for county officers first Wed>
nesday in January Vote for the Demo.
cratic ticket at the head of this paper.
Dolls, Wagons, Tea Sets, China and
Glass Ware, everythingfor the holidays, the
place at Schoenthals.
FoR SALE--A very desirable vacant lot
on National Cemetery street. Apply at
this Office. NH4FEf>
THE Legislature will adjourn Saturday,
having completed its fifty days session
under the recently adopted amendment.
They will meet again next July.
Rev. j. H. PATTON conducted the in>
stallation services OF the new pastor Of the