The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-01-05

December to January LIST, 1893, by the
Ordinary OF Cobb county: W. E. Owens
and Lee Scroggins, ] 81. Hunter and
Florence Butler, Lawrence Haney and
Alice jolly, David C. Moon and Lula Bell
Petree, Calvin Kirkendall and Lille Pow,
ers, Arthur Carruth and Dor. Watts. F. N.
Barrett and Carrie Handy, j. Il. Steele
and AnEie Whitfield, 3. F Moss and NJ.
l.. Dill, w. I. Newman and Sarah Tallu,
lab Campbell, John 7. Belts and Dora B.
WyEe, Joseph House and Beulah A. Price
John NJ. Grower and Sallie Garrett, L. Fl.
Sergeant and Giley James, Coy E. CHAINS
berlain and Rhada Clay, j. NJ. Benton and
Dolie Lord, 6. 4. Chamberlain and Au,
gusta Hughes, E. G. MCCARTHY and E. E.
Berry, 0. G. Croft and Sarah Thaxton, P.
II. Green and Ella McGriff, 7. H. Lecrov
aud NJ. F Beasley
The Marietta and North Georgia Rail.
road has received new engine. Receiver
Glover is managing the road most success
fully, and has it better equipped, better
track, more new depot buildings, and good
sale bridges, than the road has had since
1t was built. He knows every foot of the
road and gives it his personal attention.
He is safe, reliable and competent super
intendent and is the right man in the right
place.
Mrs. D. f. McClatchey again remem>
bered the editors of the JOURNAL with a
variety of nice cake, coupled with her best
wishes The editors of the Journal feel
complimented by remembrance from
such worthy source.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Session a.
Attorneys.
Good working shirts 2Octs each, worth
35cts, at the Bee Hive.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS Mrs. q. G. Brum.
by is offering her entire stock of winter
goods at greatly reduced prices, and many
things at cost.
Get prices on Shoes and Boots from
Read & Virgins.
FoR SALE-A very desirable vacant lot
on National Cemetery street. Apply at
this office.
A union praise service was held at the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday night.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. H. J.
Ellis, Rev. j. H. Patton and Rev. ]. A.
Wynne.
Capt. and Mrs. W. W. Brown of Macon,
Ga, have returned home after pleasant
visit to Capt. and Mrs. Hughes.
Miss Maud Meroney, one of Murphy's
bewitching little bellies, is visiting Miss
Dora Hughes.
Misses Julia and Mary Sheridan, two of
Tate's most charming young ladies, who
spent the holidays in the city visiting the
Misses McWhirter's, have returned home.
There was quite pleasant dance given
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. McWhir>
ter on Lemon street last Saturday night.
For SALE-My residence, rooms, and
outbuildlngs, on Atlanta street. Apply at
| JOURNAL office for information.
Mas. II. d. MoCUTcHEoN.
lfyou want fine Overcoat for about
half its worth. Call to see me.
r. HIRsCH.
Come in and see my 5000 suits, sold
everywhere for $500, at the Bee Hive.
Entirely too much Clothing on hand
must be sold. Call and get the biggest
bargain of your life. r. HIRsCH,
Headquarters for Clothing, Shoes and
Fats at Read & Virgins.
Misses Ola Bolt, of Gainesville, and
Idelle Collins, of Acworth, visited Miss
Luda McLain last week.
Misses Gertrude and Anna Garrison, of
Roswell, visited MISS Ada Sullivan last
week
Mr.. j. A. Meeker, Of near Smyrna, has
struck vein of gold in his yard that has
proven very rich
Confederate widows who have not drawn
pensions can be furnished blanks at the
Ordinary's Office
The Methodist Parsonage Aid Society
will meet at Mrs. ID. F. McClatchy's resi-
6ence Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
If you want to give your brother or some
one elses brother a present call and SEE
the beautiful line OF Neckwear and EN-,
bloidered silk Suspenders at Read & Wig
gins.
Hirsch is selling solid leather Shoe.
cheaper than any one. Call and see.
The best working Pants 75cts, wortl
SIPS, at the Bee Hive.
For the freshest and purest candies O.
all kinds, manufactured right at home, &C
to Moshers Candy Kitchen, near the posi-
Office.
We have nice line OF chiIdren's over,
coats and suits, Call and see them.
READ & WIGGINs.
Mr.. John H. Cooper, of Atlanta, has SO
far recovered from his sickness as to visit
our city last week.
Mr.. Geo. B. Nigh is putting out large
part Of his plantation, North of the city, in
fruit trees and strawberries