The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-26
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

| TOT Fancy OrOcerleS-hLSTON s.
One empty store house in Marietta-iu
the Elmwood building
Ask Mr.. P. T. Handy to show you his
match box.
Two months until Christmas, and ther
the little ones will be made happy.
THERE are rumors of several marriages
to take place.
Fo2 SALE-A good horse, buggy and
harness, cheap. Apply to DR.. N. N. Gober
Twentysthree bicyclers came up from
Atlanta Sunday on their wheels.
The foundation for Mr.. Bond newhouse
on Kennesaw Avenue has been laid.
Mr.. Butler Holmes has returned from
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Trenholm Baker has gone to Texas
to get work at his trade.
Go to BILL NAMES new market for fne
meats.
Mr.. E. W. Medlock and wife were in the
city Sunday and Monday.
Try sack of P. P. P. -four if you want
something elegant Tor pastry. Aston
keeps it.
The cotton seed sale seems to be quite
lively Marietta has several buyers.
Miss Annie Fairfield is visiting Miss
Annie Lowe of Atlanta
Prof. W. G. Nash, of Marietta, has closed
his school at Jasper.
THE choicest Meat and Sausage can be
found at all times at Hubbard & Edwards.
Miss Estelle. daughter of DIR. E. W. Wat.
kins, Of Ellijay, is visiting relatives in our
town.
No local Legislation advertised for Cobb
county to be introduced at the Legislature
this session.
. In Furniture and House-furnishing
Goods we are headquarters. W. E. Gill;
bert.
You can get twelve pounds of Henry
Mince Meat for one dollar at Alston's.
Hirsch will save you money on Shoes.
Call to see him when in want.
SUPP. J. l.. McCoLLUM and daughter,
Miss Blanche, visited the Worlds Fair last
week.
An immense crowd OF negroes boarded
the train here Sunday morning for Big
Shanty, where they attended meeting.
A number of Michiganders visited our
city last and this week and visited the old
battle-felds.
Judge McWhorter will hold court for
Judge Gober, we learn, at the November
term.
Mr.. A. c. Heggie has torn away his old
residence on Church street and is building
an elegant new residence in its stead.
Mr.. JOHN BosroN, JR., visited Athens
last week and was one Of the attendants at
the Ellis.Lipscomb wedding.
Mr.. E. P. PADEN has been appointed
postmaster at Roswell. A worthy Demo-
crat worthily honored.
In FIVE more days the great Worlds Fair
will be closed. 1t will linger in memory
as beautiful dream never to be forgotten
Tobacco Stems will keep the moles and
worms out of hot-bedR, cold frames and
flower yards. / have some to spare. 2
cents per pound. They are great ferti>
lizer WIN. ALsToN.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirschs
Judge D. P. Lester, U. s. Commissioner
of Marietta is holding court for Mr.. J. F.
Simmons during the latters illness.-Jas-
per Herald.
The opening Of the Clarke Library on
Church street will take place on Thursday
Oct. 26 at 1880 p m. All are cordially in>
vited. Admission free.
CoTToN keeps coming in. The highest
cash price, paid by Mariettas cotton buy
ers, is what does the business. As high as
81 has been paid.
WHILE in Chicago, we noticed sign on
large plate glass window, Up Kill, Tn.
dertaker and Embalmer. The appropri-
ateness of things seems to have met.
NEARLY every one who visits the World s
Fair at Chicago, returns home with a
severe cold, that sticks closer than broth
err.
Mr.. FRANK NJ. BosToN and bride return.
ed to the city last week, and are at the
home of Mr.. John II. Boston on Atlanta
street.
The Marble business is not so brisk now,
and in consequence the men at the Ken>
ncsaw Marble Co., are not working on full
time.
Mrs. GEO. H. Doz1ER, son and daughter,
Charles and Miranda, of Dayton, Tenn,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George o.
Dozier.
Mr.. JAMES c. HOWELL has been made
Mayor pro. TEN. Of Chattanooga. An
honor worthily bestowed upon an old Ma
rietta boy.