The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-12-13
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
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We are having plenty of rain now.
Mr.. Ed REED has returned from Fernan>
dina, Fla.
Mr.. j. II. Bate has bought the A. W.
York dwelling on Atlanta street.
CHRISTMAS GOODS of all kinds and for
everybody at schoenthals, up stairs.
Mr.. James Nutting, of Atlanta, was in
the city Thursday.
EDITOR SMITH, of Roswell, attended court
here this week.
Celluloid novelties for holiday presents
at Palace Drug Store.
Mr.. GLENN MARoHMAN returned home
from Fernandina last Tuesday.
Xmas Goods at CroSby's.
A heavy rain fall blessed this section
Sunday night and Monday morning.
For RENr-My four room brick dwelling
on Roswell street MRS. JoE WALLACE.
ADJOURNED term of Cobb Superior G curt
is again in session this week.
Mrs. Newt Heggie, of St. Louis, Mo-, is
in the city.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James W. Seize,
Saturday night, fine boy.
Glass store fronts and marble sidewalks
are all the go.
Xmas Goods at Crosby's.
| WANTED-To exchange top buggy for
mich cow. Address box 81, Marietta.
A good farm Of lis acres, near town, for
sale. Apply at this Office.
For RENT-The store house occupied by
F. Schilling. Apply to
DIR. T. 8. STEWART.
AN opera house is one of the needs of
Marietta. Will we ever get it?
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Nell. a
fine boy.
RENEW your subscriptions to the jour.
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Trimmed hats at COST also many other
goods to reduce stock before Xmas. New
felt hats just received. Mrs. Q. G. BRVMBY
Visit our store before selecting your
| Christmas presents. MALONE l. Love,
| Palace Drug Store.
Mrs. ANNIE RICHARDS is visiting her
mother, Mrs. W. L. Cooper.
PROF. J. S. STEWART visited his parents
at Oxford last Sunday.
We hear of very few people in this cour
ty going to Texas. About as many come
back as 60.
PAY your taxes and register so you can
vote for county officers the first Wednesday
in January.
The county election takes place the first
Wednesday in January, which is the second
day of that month.
Dolls by the hundred. Crosby's.
CHARITY covereth multitude OF sins"
and there are people who had better be
practicing this virtue with zeal.
Rev. 7. S. EDWARDS and daughter, Miss
Dora, left for HogansviIle last nonday
The rest of the family will leave soon.
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Miss EssIE WHATLEY, charming young
lady, Of Tallapoosa, Ca, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. D. Black, on Church street.
Elegant China and Glass. Crosbys.
| FooTBALL is harder work than cutting
wood, and yet some of the Marietta boys
prefer football
| WANTED--Four young gentlemen board>
ers, 80 yards public square. Address E.,
care JOURNAL.
For RENT-Three nice homes, one fur>
nlshed JNo. A. MANGET,
Real Estate and Renting.
Fire Sets and Coal Holds.
DoBBs & Bro
IT looks as if the court house will have
to be enlarged to accommodate the large
crowds that attend during court.
FoUND-A watch. Owner Gao get same
by sufficiently describing it and paving for
this notice. +. W. FREY.
Rev. 7. S. Edwards preached at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning and
| Rev. Mr.. Smith at night.
THE court house was crowded beyond
its seating capacity Tuesday morning dur
ing the trial of Cox.
The Methodist Sunday School will have
a Christmas tee at the church on Christ,
mas eve night.
Toys Crosby's Drug House.
Mr.. F. Schilling will move his goods the
first of the year to the store adjoining Mr..
R. Hirschs store.
IF Christ should come to Marietta, He
would find some people who loveth and
maketh a lie, without the least compunc,
ton of conscience.
Elegant imported vases, rose jars, etc,
at Palace Drug Store
For RENT-9 room house at the Hedges
with about acres pasture. Apply to
M. j. BRADLEY.