The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-11-17
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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ms tESSo dIc otIlpPC'NOi tuclE IOllAge.
Carpets at W. E. Gilbert's.
EVERYBODY glad the campaign is over.
BIDwRLL received four votes for Presi-
dent at the Marietta box.
Leave your orders at John l.. Reeds for
fine dressed Tennessee Turkeys
COBB Superior Court convenes next Mon,
day.
The Presbyterian Synod next year will
be held at Newman.
The Kennesaw Hotel has been leased by
the managers of the Elmwood Hotel, and
the two hotels will be run Jointly.
If you want chance at the Rocking
Horse, you had better buy your coal from
81. Meinert.
A new line OF Hats, for election, just re
ceived at Read & Virgins.
DO you owe me anything? II so call
aud settle and save cost. r. HIRscH.
Fine lot of Smyrna Rugs-low prices at
W. E. GILBERT's.
WHEN the people find out that man is
mean at home, they don't care how good
ne processes to be at church.
MISS CHEsTER's private school on Ross
we'll street is giving good satisfaction to
her patrons.
WHEN pick-pocket pulls at your watch,
tell him plainly that you have no time to
spare.
LosT.-On Thursday last fifty dollars
four ten dollar bills, one new, lost on the
square in Marietta. Will pay liberal re-
ward for the return of the money TO the
JOURNAL Office.
THANKSGIVING day is on the oath Har>
rison knew that the Democrats would have
heap to be thankful for.
Get prices from Read & Virgins before
buying your fall Clothing, Shoes and Hats
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions l. Sessions
Attorneys.
Coed working shirts 2Octs each, worth
35cts. at the Bee Hive.
You can come nearer getting what you
want and at reasonable prices in Clothing
from Read & Virgins than any house in
Marietta.
FoR REET.-Five room cottage. Apply
to w. A. McCRRA
The candidates for county offices will
have to get move on" themselves now.
Have your tickets printed at once.
The applicants to be appointed postmas-
ter at Marietta are beginning to stir. They
are several already in the field.
Mr.. Paul Brown, representing the At.
lanta Herald. was in the city Thursday.
Our people ought to subscribe for the
Herald as it is first class evening paper.
A GOLD wave came down from the
northland on Thursday morning. We
may now expect crisp breezes and frosty
nights for while.
The largest stock of Furniture in the
city at Hirsch's.
Hirsch has just received large stock O
Zeigler Bros. fine shoes for ladies.
For the freshest and purest candies O
all kinds, manufactured right at home, &c
to Mosher's Candy Kitchen, near the pos
Office.
Mrs. G. c. Brumby. has just received 6
new lot OF Baby Cloaks in short and long
Also many other new goods at low prices.
MARIETTA turned herself loose Wednes
day afternoon of last week in celebrating
Cleveland's election, and repeated the de,
monstraticn OH "a larger scale Friday night
SOME of our Third Party friends are re.
joicing over the election of Cleveland anG
say they are satisfied that there is:a bright
er day for the South.
Mr.. HENRY CLAY hae rented the store
occupied by j. H. Bate & Co., and will
move his stock o! family groceries to that
place.
Mr. j. E. PAGES brand new baby boy
arrived Wednesday night and was prompts
ly christened Grover Cleveland Page
Gastonia IN. ca Gazette. All, there
Jimmie, that's right.
Large stock of Chairs at prices from 81
cents to IS. 80 each at w. E. Gilberts.
Be sure and get prices on Shoes from
Read Il Virgins. They have complete
stock of Shoes and will make close prices
Come in and see my $500 suits, sold
everywhere for $500, at the Bee Hive.
THE election is now over, and now lei
our people go to work and endeavor to ge
as many small industries established here
as possible. Nothing gives such quick
and profitable returns, or builds up tow,
more rapidly.
Mrs. HAYNES has three pecan trees OF
her place in this city, planted about thir
teen years ago. They have produced full
matured nuts this year of large size. Thi
shows that our climate and soil are favor
able to the culture of this excellent nut
and ought to be more generally cultivated
] HAVE opened up sales room at m,
former stand on Church street, where
shall keep Breads, Bunns and Cakes TO