The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-12-07
MARIETTA MATTERS,
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

Mr.. Jack Morris and family of Oregon
district, have moved TO Smyrna.
NEXT Saturday the election for school
bonds takes place.
Col D. W. Blair went to Florida last
week on legal bushes.
| People who cross bridge before they
get to it always pay high toll.
The grip still af1icts number OF our
citizens
No man is so high that some hand does
not reach up to pull him down.
( Miss ALMA KoLHEIM will spend the win.
ter in Mississippi.
EDITOR SMITH, of the Roswell Kramer,
was in our city on Tuesday.
COUNTY Tax Receiver Stanback has his
Office now in the Grand Jury room.
For RENT-A seven room house, on
Lawrence street. Apply at this office
This is a mighty busy time of the year
to talk politics.
A moment of silence is sometimes
worth an hour of argument.
Positively no hunting or tresspassing
allowed on my farm. W. j. MANNING.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Cinkscales return,
ed Monday from Gainesville.
Mrs James Pitner, who has been ON q
visit to Baltimore, returned home Monday.
The framework of Mr.. Bonds new house
on Kennessaw Avenue, is up and work is
progressing.
in our. next issue we will tell you who
will be Mayor Of Marietta for the next two
years.
Lots of people will not give thanks tc
God again until Thanksgiving day next
year.
The man who never makes any mis-.
takes never does any work that will out,
live him.
Miss MAMIE DRAUGHN will leave ir day
Or two for visit to North and South Caro-
lima and also to Augusta, Ga.
TIE amount of cotton seed, sold by our
farmers to buyers here, is astonishingly
large.
Strange how loud and long man will
cry for justice, and how fast be vii! run
from it sometimes
Greatly reduced prices on all winter
goods. Trimmed hats at and below cost.
IZephyrs, cts, at Mrs. c. C.. BRUMBY' s.
SOME OF our farmers continue to hold
their cotton, waiting and hoping for better
prices.
When some men get drunk they want
to get down, and when some men get down
they want to get drunk.
Don't forget that next Saturday is the
day to vote on school bonds Go out and
vote.
Our ladies' $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal to any $3.50 on the market. Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
Go to BILL HAMEs new market for fine
Western meats.
For SALE-A good horse, buggy and
harness, cheap. Apply to DR.. N. N. Gober
Fir. Walter L. Sessions attended tie
North Georgia Conference Thursday, re.
turning Friday morning. He is a mem,
Der of the educational committee.
Next Tuesday the city election for Mayor
and six Aldermen takes place. We trust
everybody will keep in good humor and
good order prevail.
There are very few people in the world
who have no enemies, If a man mingle:
with humanity he necessarily must incur
the illNwill of somebody.
Many man has made failure of life
because he did not have the proper en-.
couragemeat when he was a boy. A great
deal depends upon encouragement.
A good deal of cotton is being held fol
better prices. Nobody can tell whether
the price will be better or worse. 1t is
purely matter Of chance.
Sunday was typical rainy day,-ore O
those days when everybody loves to hinge,
around the freside and reod and laugh
and build castles in the air.
The merchants are displaying then
Christmas goods. You can get anythin!
you want in Marietta for Christmas gift
or wedding presents, as cheap as you cal
elsewhere.
Mr.. j. n. Miller is making good head
way with his new two story house, now be
ing constructed on the old Shockley lot OF
Lawrence street. Mr.. Miller is enterpris
ing and believes in improvement
DIED-Mr. Joe II. Lester died on las
Thursday night at his late home near Ma
rietta. He was the son of Hon. George N
Lester, deceased The cause OF his deatl
was pneumonia and heart disease
The largest line OF Mems neckwear evel
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