The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.


For eye glasses go to Palace Drug Store.
THE FIRE engine was out Saturday morn
ing.
The farmers are not marketing their
cotton seed very rapidly.
A business thoroughly advertised in nine
cases out of ten is successful business.
CAPT. R. W. BOONE has returned from
North Carolina.
Ma. R. L NoRrHcUTT lett last week to
spend the wiLter in Florida.
Guyto & Anderson are still selling the
best coal for %. 90 per ton.
Go to J. W. Frey's market to get the
best beet at l0cts per pound.
For the best Groceries and fresh Western
Beef 20 to Hubbard & Edwards.
For RExT-A FIVE room cottage on At
tanta street. Apply at J. q. Bate Co.
store.
DIR. JAMES SAUNDERS AID wife have re~
turned from Chicago.
The sweet potato crop is fine this year
in Cobb.
want to buy a small farm within three
miles 0: Marietta. Address a." care
Journal, Marietta, Ga.
Order your periodicals from J. s. Stew
art, Jr. Harper's Magazine 1926 year
Ask for rates en- other period Gals.
DR.. N. N. Gober, of Atlanta, came up
Sunday afternoon on professional call.
A heavy frost was visible Monday morn
ing.
A circus, it is said, will be in Marietta
the 18th of November.
Fine Stationery and Toilet Articles at
Palace Drug Store:
Hon. A. s. CLAY cleared the Messrs.
Bramlett of the charge of murder in Gilmer
Superior Court last week.
Mr.. AND Mas. S. J. DRAwDY and chil~
dren returned to their home in Tampa.
Fla, Saturday.
For SALE CHEAP-My delivery wagon,
good as new. Also one iron safe in good
order. Address T. 2. ALsToN,
| Marietta, Ga.
Mrs. SUDIE DoRSETT, nee Anderson, died
in Douglasville, Ga, one day last week of
typhoid fever.
THE candidates are beginning to hustle.
The Democratic primary takes place No,
vember oath.
SEVERAL United States prisoners were
brought up Friday afternoon to serve out
their sentences in the Marietta Jail.
Buy your Fall Suits and Hats from the
/ Haberdashers and get correct style and fit
| READ l. WIGGIYs.
i MRS. NEWT HEGGIE left Thursday eve
4 ming for St. Louis, No. to join her hus
band.
! PLEASANT accommodation can be obtain
ed ia private family. House modern
with every convenience and comfort. Fol
further particulars apply to P. o. Box 1926
MASTER RALPH NoRrHcUTT, son of Mr.
R. H. Northcutt, was thrown from hors,
Thursday and had his arm broken.
Mr.. HAM Holt. so long postal clerk OF
the M. & N. Gs. Railroad, has been super
ceded by Mr.. Will S. Cox of this place.
Hon. John E. Motley is making som,
very attractive improvements on his resi-
dence on Powder Springs.
Mr. G. F. Beckett, who has been in oul
city for week or more, left Tuesday TO
his home in Omaha, Nebraska.
Large assortment of Lamps at Palace
Drug Store.
A number of Marietta people who wen
to the circus in Atlanta, got no furthe
than the door, no room inside and the,
were turned away.
Miss Julia F. Groves left Thursday 70
Jacksonville, Fla, where she will spen,
the winter. The JOURNAL will. follow he
each week.
Rev. R. L. Darden has been recalled t
serve the colored First Baptist Church 70
another year. The call was unanimou
save seven votes.
IT is announced that Miss Susie Harwoo,
will be united in marriage to Mr.. Lucia
McCleskey, of Atlanta, about the middle O
December.
HATS! HATS! HATS IL have lust re
ceived large stock of new hats, lates
styles, and have prices to suit the times
J. W. HARDEMAN, the G. C. man.
A splendid No. 7 Cooking Stove 70
$500 at DoBBs & Bro
For SALE-A good steel brush Guile
gin. w. S. CHENEY.
Freys gin, on Roswell road, caught fr
in the lint room one day last week, but tn
excellent facilities they have for extin
gushing fire, was brought into requisitiol
and they soon had it completely undo
control
Mr.. JAMES C. HOWELL has been re
elected Alderman from the seventh war