The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-25
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

A new marble sidewalk has been placed
in front OF Mr.. ]. j. Hardage's store.
! Mayor Holland tried FIVE cases on Mon
day night.
We keep Club House Crates.
DoBBs & Bro.
Mr. James Roper, brother>in.law OF Mr..
NJ G. Whitlock, IS in the city.
For eye glasses 20 to Palace Drug Store.
Guyton & Anderson are still selling the
best coal for $500 per ton.
For the best Groceries and fresh Western
Beef 20 to Hubbard & Edwards.
Have your CRATES set with fire brick.
DoBBs & BRo.
Mrs. j. G. Draughn has returned from
ten days visit to Monroe, Ga.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, nee
Miss Lula Campbell, sou.
Mr.. T. q. Weaver and wife, ot Atlanta,
spent Sunday in the city.
The public schools resumed Monday
morning
Mr.. Hugh Cooper, of Atlanta, spent
Monday in Marietta.
Miss Anna Kent, of Decatur, Ga, is
visiting Miss Carrie Massey.
Mrs. John D. White and little daughter
are visiting relatives in Atlanta.
Fine Stationery and Toilet Articles at
Palace Drug Store:
Buy your Fall Suits and Hats frem the
! Haberdashers and get correct style and fit.
READ Il WIGGINs.
Fire Sets and Coal Holds.
-- DoBBs & Bro.
Mrs. Harriet Hawkins, of St. Louis, is
in the city, visiting Mrs. NJ. R. Lyon.
The highest market price paid for hides.
T. W. GLOVER.
SEED OATS for sale. Apply at the resi-
dence of Mrs. F. P. Reynolds.
MISS ANNE FAIRFIELD has returned to
the city from Holyoke, Mass.
Mr.. J. B. Glover, Jr., we learn, will add
another story to his machine shop at once:
Mr.. Ed. Myers, of Waycross, was in the
city this week.
Since the frost the trees'are being de>
nuded of leaves very fast.
A splendid No. Cooking Stove for
$3.50 at DoBBs & BIO.
FoR SALE-A good steel brush Outlet
gin. W. S. CHENEY.
Just received a nice assortment of piece
goods for suits and odd pants at Read &
Virgins.
Some of our citizens after hunt come
back with few squirrels and patridges.
Governor Atkinson will be inaugurated
on next Saturday.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH PAIGE, who have
been in Toledo, Ohio, for several months
returned to the city last week.
Order your periodicals from J. s. Stew
arts, Jr. harper's magazine 1926 year
Ask for rates on other periodicals.
Seventeen hogs for sale, in good condi
ton for winter killing. Apply at the farm
of Dr. N. N Go5er, near Smyrna.
Prof. J. g. Camp, principal Of the Ac
worth High School, was in our city Satur
day and Sunday.
As tall comes but once year don't fai
to fall in at this Office and pay your sub
scrlption.
The farmers who SELLS" thinks Low
prices are ruinous, but when he buys
low prices is he what insists on.
The Best coal at $500 per ton. Bet
ter coal at four dollars. Come see me.
A. ARMSTRONG.
Just received a nobby line of Fall Suit
and Hats at Read & Virgins:
Miss Ella Tolleson, after prolonge'
visit to Atlanta OF many weeks, returned
to the city last week.
The Garrett family are exceedingly nap
py over the arrival of the first grand son
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs John Morehead.
Mr.. George ]. Gable and family ar
preparing 70 move to Atlanta about tn
first OF November.
When you discontinue your advertise
ment in newspaper why don't you TAX
down your sign also ?-Gadsden Times.
PLEASANT accommodation can be obtain
ed il private family. House moderl
with every convenience and comfort. Fo
further particulars apply to P. o. Box 325
Large assortment of Lamps at Palac
Drug Store.
HATS HATS HATS IL have lust re
ceived large stock of new hats, lates
styles, and | have prices to suit the times
}. W. HARDEMAN, the c. C. man.
Rev. P. M. Ryburn has received g.
members into the Methodist Church thi
year.
Miss May Gober will sail for German,
about the first of January to per ect hersel
in music.-Atlanta Constitution.
Alderman J. G. Howell. of Chattanooga