The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-29


goods bought at the lowest cash prices,
and are now ready 10 supply their custom
ers with all they may want and at the very
lowest prices. The cotton men of Marietta
are ready and anxious to buy all the cotton
possible, for which they will pay in cash
aud the highest market price. The above
statements are facts, and they will draw
people here from all the surrounding coun.
try, and although the times seem badly
out OF joint now on account of the low
prices OF cotton, we believe we ale going
to have a good business season. PEOPLE
want good bargains in the goods they buv,
and they want to sell their cotton TO the
best advantage. Marietta offers to and is
prepared to fill the bill IN both instances.
CoTToN has advanced in price considera
bly, in the last few days This, it is said
is caused by the ascertained TACT that the
crop throughout the South is short several
million bales. This shows that political
legislation has nothing to do with the price
of cotton, but that quantity, supply and
demand regulate the price. II there is "a
big crop it brings small price, and if
there is short crop it brings an increased
price. With cotton advancing in the face
Of cholera in Europe to reduce the demand
and with no additional legislation or free
coinage of silver, shows that the arguments
heretofore used by third party politicians,
why cotton was depressed, are erroneous.
Always keep i'll mind, if you need a suit
or part OF suit, or overcoat for yourself or
boy, you can save money, besides have the
largest stock of clothing to select from, at
Hirsch's.
VoTE for Commissioner .Nesbitt He
has given you sound advice, just such as
he practices. Has given you a splendid
inspection law, and saved the State in one
season, more than twenty thousand dollars
from the inspection of oils, and unneces>
sary clerk hire. His opponent admits this
fact, but objects to his administration
principally from the fact that he has left
the money in the treasury! We think this
the proper place for it. Heis your county
man, stand to him ard make the Depart>
ment Of even greater benefit in the future.
HON. A. S. CLAY has just eturned from
Clayton county, where he has wound
up his campaign. Notwithstanding it had
been circulated through the county that
Mr.. Clay father died few years ago and
that he had swindled his mother and sister
out Of a large estate, and that Mr.. Clay
had separated from his wife, be will carry
Clayton by 200 majority. Such lies always
react.
Pearl buttons with no Mckinley on them.
B. r. LEGG & Bro.
Its throwing your money away to buy
clothing anywhere before seeing what
can do for you in money saving bargains
My line of Fall and Winter goods must be
seen to be appreciated and priced to be
comprebended. At the Bee Hive.
Go to E. f. SEWER, Intallment Furniture
House, for your household goods. New
store, new goods just opened. Furniture
at all prices, oak 'uits, cherry suits, stoves.
trunks, beds, springs, mattresses, safes,
chairs, rockers lounges, comforts and pills
lows. Anything in our store on weekly
payments or cheap for cash! Now is the
time to furnish your house at fifty cents a
week. Call and get our terms, near the
North Georgia depot two doors from
Southern Express office.
THIS is the last issue of the Journal be-
fore the election. We warn our Demo-
cratic friends throughout the county to pay
no attention to false and slanderous reports
that may be pat in circulation by circulars
or Dy mouth, to injure any of tie Demo.
cratic candidates just consider them as
unworthy Of consideration and vote the
Democratic ticEet
AUsTELL Big Democratic rally at Aus
tell next Monday night at I! o'clock, Octc-
Der 3rd, 1892. Hons John W. Maddox,
A. S. Clay and j. E. Motley will be on
hand and address the people. Everybody
invited Let Coxes, Howells and Powder
Springs all come out.
SMYRNA "A Democratic rally at Smyrna
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Hon. J. W. Maddox, Hon. A. S. Clay and
Hon J. E. Motley are invited to be press
ent and address the people.
Do you wish to save money in what you
buy, besides get the best goods ? If SO
come around and buy from me what you
need r. HIRCH.
WANTED-Teacher forschool at Mabe>
ton, Ga. Address A. Y. Moss, Chairman,
or j. NJ. Gam, Secretary Of board of trus
tees.
Mrs. F. G. BUssEY, Of Smyrna, has in
stituted a suit against the lessees of the
". & A. r r., for $4,000 damages, for
the death Of her husband, w. D. Bussey,
who was an engineer of a passenger train
which collded with freight train at
Kingston by reason OF 6 misplaced switch
He was injured in November and died in
July. Hoke Smith and j. I. Pendleton
are her attorneys.
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