The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-12
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

The old water tank, on Roswell street
has been demolished.
Give home enterprise the preference.
Smoke'the Havana Pure Cigar.
MISS LENA YOUNG, of Montana, is visits
ing her father, Mr.. D. M. Young.
Mrs. S. B. Love, OF Atlanta is here on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Malone.
Several marriages are to take place this
month.
In Furniture and House-furnishing
Goods we are headquarters. W. E. Gill
bert.
Mr.. G. M. CROSBY left Sunday for Toledo,
Ohio, to visit his mother.
The weather is getting decidedly chilly
and fires have not been out of place.
IF you haven't paid your city taxes you
had better.
| WI. M. Hames is sole agent for my
cigars at Marietta. A. S. CuEsrA.
Mr.. J. 81. COOPER and family, of Atlan>
ia, spent Sunday in the city.
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.
For RENT-On church street opposite
Episcopal church a six room house. For
further particulars apply to Mrs A M
Gibbes, church street.
JUDGE GoBER is holding court at Ellijay
this week.
Our Florida visitors are thinking. of re-
turning to their homes.
MRS. J C. LYNEs. of Townsville, Ga,
visited Mrs. c. A. Winn here last week.
The municipal election begins 70 take
on some talk. The election is on Tuesday,
| 18th OF December.
BIRD hunters are on the 60, while the
possum hunters are footing their horns
nightly.
Our Ladies Jackets just received. Cor.
| rect styles and lowest prices. 1t will paw
| JOu w oCO IACH' H. Az AEGG a. DRO.
Do you wish a silt of clothes If So,
/ call to see Hirsch's line.
Our ladies' $500 Goodyear welt shoes
| are equal to any $3.50 on the market. Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
COTTON continues to roll into Marietta
Our cotton buyers are paying the highest
market cash price. This is what brings it.
Miss Dora Franklin of Due East spent
Sunday in the city with her relatives Mrs.
c. L. Wright and Miss Tommie Franklin
MRS. B. R. LEGG and daughter returned
to the city last week from visit to Farms
ington, Mo.
Miss Helen Hall pleasantly entertained
a number of her friends last Friday even
irg at her fathers residence on Lemon
street.
Mr.. David Thompson left last Saturday
for Tyler, Texas, where he went to accep:
position ct his trade. He will probably
be gone Ill til next Spring.
We offer exceptionally good bargains in
mems and boys clothing, children's ODD
pants. We guarantee to please in style,
price and quality. Try US.
B. R. LEGG & BRo.
on have to pay for your cigars and are
entitled to the best. Havana Pure Cigars
are the best.
Cap and John Smith are in Marietta
Jail serving 80 days sentence each for
working in an illicit distillery il Cherokee
county.
Mr.. ARTHUR HARE, CT AshvilIe, N. c.,
was in our city to visit his brother, Col.
7. M. Hare, and wife. who were absent at
the Worlds Fair.
The Board OF Trade of Marietta sent one
hundred dollars to Brunswick Friday for
the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers.
Other amounts have been left with Mr.. D
N. Anderson, who forworded the same
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
For Rant have for rent next yeal
the store house where Mr.. Hirsch does &
furniture business. A. s. CLAY.
Smoke Cuesta cigars at W. J. NJ Hames
Havana Pure Cigars are for sale by
Palace Drug Store Co., VIM. Aston & Son
W. I. Mosher and II. 81. Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7, w. Garrett and three
sons will leave to-day, Thursday for the
Worlds Fair. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ More.
head, of Durham, N. c., are here keeping
house for Mr.. Garrett and family during
their absence.
MR. d. A. WARLIcK has moved into Mr..
Il. Reds cottage on Washington Avenue
formerly occupied by Mr.. Stricken, who
with his family, has returned to South
Carolina.
the following persons have gone to the
Worlds Fair since our last issue: Mr..
James Atkinson, Mr.. George Sessions
Mr.. Earl Field, DR.. Rambo and son, Mr.
Fred Banks and wife, Mr.. Ed Cooke, NJ,
Geo. d. Phillips, Mr.. w. S. n. Neal and