The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Crosby for Lamps.
Cotton is bounding up. Get ready to
sell it.
You had better be getting in your supply
of winter coal
Soon the county and State tax collector
will be on his rounds.
The days are getting shorter at both
ends.
MRS. NEWT HEGGIE left Sunday for her
home in st. Louis.
] A fine green coffee 2Octs per pound.
! CLARK 4 NIGH's.
lamps at Crosby's.
Mr.. Mac. McCollum has returned from
Chicago.
Mr.. T. W. READ, wife and son have re.
turned from Warrenton.
MORE men make money than money
makes men.
The attendance upon the city public
white schools is ll8 more than last year.
Mrs. Eva Standard has returnnd from a
visit to her daughter at Stilesboro
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Reed, Jr.,
a fine girl
Best cream cheese 15cts per pound.
CLARK & NIGH.
| The largest line of Mems neckwear ever
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
Hirsch has a nobby line of walking canes.
Call to see his stock.
RUFUS Cooke left last week to enter
Young Harris Institute.
SALVATION may be free, but it costs
! money to convey the information.
The Rome accomm odation has been
taken off
Crosby's new Lanterns.
Mr.. Hal Dick has returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Two marriages will take place in MARI
eta next month, while Marietta man will
bring bride trom another town.
MEssRs. George Wilson, Hart Jones and
Will Garwood left Friday for the World S
Fair.
The state tax last year was 4.85 of a
mill This year it has been reduced to 4. 81
OF mill.
Col, J. T. Nj. HARE visited Lexington
last week. Mrs. Hare is on visit to
Tennessee.
Bring your cotton to Marietta and
get the cash at the highest market price 70.
it.
Misses Amanda and Lettie Lawrence
have returned home after spending few
days with friends in Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. F. Bennett are al
Lookout Mountain. From there they &C
to Chicago.
| The country seems to be recovering
from its financial spasm andthe outlook il
more promising.
Miss Jennie Sewell of Marietta is here t.
spend the winter, attending school.
dartown Standard.
DR.. Samuel Rambo has had his resi-
dence, (the MaxwelD repainted outsid,
and oiled ard vanished inside
First quality Kerosene at Crosby's.
You can get any thing you want in ligh
weight coat and vests, from Read & Wig
gins.
The sun will cross the autumnal equine J
on the 22d instant, when the days anc
tie nights will be of equal length
A fine ten pound boy has arrived at the
home OF Col. and Mrs. R. N. Holland. He
has been named Robert N. Holland, Jr.
Best Flour in the market for the price
50 pound sack,9Octs. CLARK & Mems.
Too many people are after reputation
ard they are not very particular about the
kind Of character they get.
If more money doesn't come tumblins
into this office pretty soon, we propose tt
| ISSUE ClcdTduCe mousse CerllNCaJeS or
delinquent subscribers.
After reading the piece on the fnanca
question, written by w. s. c., we fully en-
dorse his sentiments as sound doctrine.
OREGON DIST. DEMOCRAT.
Sugar Is pounds for $l,0O.
CLARK & MICH
wish to say to the farmers in the coun'
ty that have returned to Marietta anC
will resume business at the old Fletcher
Warehouse where | expect to pay the
highest cash price for cotton seed / will
also keep a supply of meal and bulls which
will be sold at very reasonable prices.
1. NJ. THOMPSON.
Marietta is in condition to move the
cotton crop Of this section. Bring YOU
cotton TO Marietta and get the highes
market price.
Mr.. R. NJ. CLEVELAND wife and daugh
ter, who have been visiting in the city
returned to their home in Wartrace, Tenn.
Tuesday,