The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-11-23
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

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CoTToN keeps coming in at lively rate.
SEVERAL marriages of prominent people
will take place between now and Christmas.
The wells ard water courses are very
low for want OF rain.
AN adjourned term of Cobb Superior
Court will be held in January.
Try the Golden Queen Raspberry.
KENNEsAw NURSERIES
THERE is good deal OF discussion going
on now about the school bond election.
Our cotton seed buyers are developing
into good runners by daily practice.
Mrs. Cora O Neill is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Herndon.
,s E' s:i ss'E l.! hogs g; il ss.. fro"
/. P Rss5 Ee ssatt afAvAsa' at J.
The Celebrated New Parker Earle
Strawberry, two dollars per hundred.
TIE KENNEsAw NURSERIES.
Mrs. N. G. NEAL is visiting relatives in
Atlanta this week.
Rev. j. A. Wynne preached to the pris-
oners in Jail Sunday afternoon.
A WHITE English sparrow has been OBJ
served fitting from tree to tree in Marietta.
We are glad to learn that Alban, son OF
Mr.. w. E. Gilbert, is on fair way to re-
covery from his sickness.
We regret to learn that Mr.. George +.
Gilbert, who is at home sick, is not doing
so we'll.
Mr.. George W. Perkinoon died in
Austell on the 18th inst. He leaves a
family.
s'.7oo to 'o.H good 6; s:.: ,; ! ss.,..
" Go to Bill HAnHs' market for fine
.,S 800 ,ss9: 49, Il b.: an
The unsightly hill on Lawrence street,
near Mr.. Chamberiain's, is being graded
down, and the hollow filled in.
FAT possums and sweet potatoes are
| making many fine meals now for the rural
| denizens.
Sheriff McLain carried Matilda Huns
phries, colored, of Acworth, to the Insane
Asylum last week, returning Saturday.
Too Many GODS Everything at re,
duced prices. &any trimmed hats at and
below cost. MRS. c. c. BRUMBY.
The trees are stripped of their foliage
and their naked limbs are making nodes
ty blush.
Cuthbert, Gregg, ShaGersA Colossal, Tur-
| ner and Golden Queen Raspberry, only fit,
ty cents per dozen. Orders by mail
promptly filed. KENNEsAw NURSERIES.
After an absence of several weeks in
Atlanta and Edgewood, Miss Carrie Mass
sey returned to the city last Thursday.
Col. W. r. Power has bought Mr.. John
FL. Cooper's house and lot on Powder
Spring street, and will improve it.
Rev. Albert U. Stanley and family have
returned from New York to our city again.
We welcome them. They occupy Mrs.
NortLcutt's residence on Whitlock Avenue.
For sALE-A &esd~horse, buggy and
harness, cheap zN2ly to DR.. N. N. GOber.
Positively no hunting or tresspassing
allowed on my farm. W. ]. MANNING.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch's.
TRoT out your ticket, for Aldermen. The
| citizens will demand good material. They
want good business men to attend to the
affairs of the city.
Mr.. JOE P. LFGG has been elected Chief
of the Fire Department, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr.. F. B.
Wellons. Joe will make good one.
Bubach, Michels Ear!J, WarfeId, Sharp
less, Wilson's Albany, Charles Downing,
| Agriculturist and lucinda Strawberry
plants, only Is cents per 100. Now is the
! time ty plant. KENNEsGw NURSERIES.
There are more hogs to be killed in
Cobb this winter than any year since the
war. The people are beginning to realize
the importance of raising their own meat.
The JOURNAL continues to add new subs
scribers to its already large list. Let us
put your name on our list if you are not a
subscriber.
The seditor of the JOURNAL is indebted
to Hon. John W. Maddox for a copy of
the first part of the ''Compe adium of the
Eleventh Census"
Rev. j. Fl. Patton attended the Presby>
terian Synod at Newman last week and res
turned to the city On Saturday and filled
his pulpit on Sunday.
Mr.. J. 81. MILLER has improved the
house he recently moved ON Lawrence
street. He is preparing to build him
nice residence.
The Ryan Company, Of Atlanta, have
failed again, and is now in the hands OF