The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-11-24
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Readers.
Carpets at W. E. Gilbert's.

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Office at 30 cents per thousand.
Bishop Fitzgerald and DR.. Heidi we're
in the city last Friday.
Have you paid your preacher? The
time is nearly up. Do so at once.
Cotton keeps rolling in. While the
price is up the farmers propose to sell.
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? If so call
Fine lot of Smyrna Rugs-low prices at
W. E. G1LBERg's.
Get prices from Read & Virgins before
buying your fall Clothing, Shoes and Hats
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys
A number OF our citizens are moving TO
Alabama and Texas.
Leap year will soon be gone, and with it
the opportunity OF the girls to propose,
Maddoxs majority over Sibley Tor Com
gress in this district is $685..
Mrs. I. II. JACKSON is on visit to her
sister, Mrs. W. j. Barton, at McRae Ga.
The Crosby Drug House have their dolls
here Come in and see them.
Mr. LODGE, of Merrimac, Mass, is here
or his health.
Farmers are jubilant over the advanced
price of cotton
Christmas is thirty days of. Prepare to
make the little folks happy.
Major Henry Myers is here from Jack
sonville, Fla
MEssRs Henderson Austin are putting
in new boiler at their machine shop and
planning mill.
Good working shirts 20cts 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 RENT.-Five room cottage. Apply
to W. A. MeCREA.
The largest stock OF Furniture in the
city at Hirsch's.
Hirsch has just received large stock of
Zeiger Bros. fine shoes for ladies'.
The puzziing question to some is, how
some men can devote so much time to
politics and SO little TO business.
Take glance at our columns and see
Fwhs abe candidaees- are and make. Eour
| selection.
Mr.. J. a. Chalker had his house burned
recently near Big Shanty He lost every.
thing and was given help by our citizens.
Mr.. George B. Nigh, truck gardener,
planted out $50, 900 plants last season and
is hard at it again.
Hon. John A. S;bley is on crutches. He
was trying to catch Third Party pig in
his lot and sprained his ankle.
Crosby will show the largest and best
Christmas stock this year.
Prot. j. G. Harris and wife, of Cedar
town, were in the city last Friday, ming
ling with their numerous friends.
Mr. Eugene Campbell, of Opelika, Ala,
was in the city last week. He is now with
Inman h Co., buying cotton.
The Elmwood Hotel seems to be pros
pering. Mr.. Tom Handy is clerk there
nov
Mr.. W. j Neill, who sold his residence
TO Mr. John Northcutt, expects to buy a
LOT and build.
Now that you have your boy in school,
the next thing to look after is their school
suits, and bear in mind you can get them
from READ & WIGGINs.
The farmers say that they are now get>
/ ting good price for their cotton and cotton
seed which is compromising them for their
labor.
CONDUCTOR w. R Turner is again in
charge OF the Marietta Accommodation
train, much to the delight of his numerous
friends.
II men deal squarely with you on money
matters, keep their promises and pay their
debts, you can count on their religion, if
they profess any, as being genuine.
FoR SALE-A very desirable vacant LOT
on National Cemetery street Apply at
this Office.
MorHERs Remember you can get your
boys school suits at Read & Virgins, and
they have just such suits as will give the
hard service school boys demand of theil
clothes.
Mr.. Chip Seize, so long in the office of
the NJ. Il N. Ga. Railroad here, has ac-
cepted the secretaryship under Chief joy
ner in Atlanta.
Eight more days until the Democratic
primary to nominate county officers. Sat-
urdsy, December Sd, is the day. Come