The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

The feecy staple is beginning to come
in lively now and trade is looking up.
MrsC G. E. Henderson, we regret to
learn, is still very sick and not improving:
Miss Lola Tate, of Pensecla, Fla, is Wis
iting Mrs. James W. Seize.
Buy Mixed Paints at Palace Drug Store.
Hubbard & Edwards keep fresh Western
Beef on hand at all times.
| FoR SALE-A good steel brush Outlet
gin. W. S. CHENEY.
Guyton 6 Anderson are still selling the
best coal for So 90 per ton.
The coal dealers are busy delivering
coal to our citizens.
PRIDE goeth before destruction, but Cobb
will 60 democratic.
Furnished rooms to rent on Church
street Apply to 9. A. Rogers.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Thompson has returned to
the city and bought his first load of cotton
seed this season on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. J. T. Brantley Of the firm Of The
A. P. Brantley Co., has gone to New
York to buy new goods.
The Library will be open from to 5 on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons till
further notice.
MILLINERY OPENING-Tuesday, Wednes>
day and Thursday, October End, Bird and
4th. All invited. MRS. j. S. WARREN.
WANTED-To buy pony. Must be very
cheap and good for work. Apply to
Jacobs store opposite court house.
Capt. J. A. Commerford has returned to
the city after pleasant visit to Washing>
ton City and other places.
A young man should learn some self>
sustaining trade. 1t is the only way you
can get along in the business world.
Flower pots cheap at Palace Drug Store.
Just received nobby line of Fall Suits
and Hats at Read & Virgins:
Go to J. W. Frey's market to get the
best beet at 10cts per pound.
A Donkey for sale cheap. Apply'to R.
A. He'll, Austell, ia.
| wish to exchange my buggy horse for
one not so spirited one that a lady can
drive, rather shall and dark color
DIR. WILLIAM ALsToN.
PAY your debts, and then you can with
more consistency talk about other people
not paying their debts
THE man who makes plenty of bread
and meat at home is independent of the
price of cotton.
Miss Cora Cheney, who has been visit
ing in the city, left Monday for Gaines
vile where she goes to attend College.
Miss TilIinghast. who has been at Mrs
Haynes for the summer, left TOR he
home in Chicago last Saturday.
The high tea given in honor of Mr.. M
Costephens and bride, last Thursday ever
ing, by Judge J. Y. Alexander and wife
was very enjoyable occasion.
J. W. Hardeman, the C. c. man, is il
the swim on Flour Highest Patent a
100 per sack. Middle and lower grade
down to nothing. Bran cheaper than tn
cheapest.
HATS! HATS! HATS II have just re
styles, and have prices to suit the times
J. W. HARDEMAN, the c. c. man.
A splendid No. Cooking Stove 70
$3.50 at DoBBs & BRo.
Our people should patropize home in
drstry whenever it is possible, and thu
keep every dollar in circulation at hom
which can be kept here.
The contractors, Henderson and Austin
are making rapid progress in the construc
ton of the new public school building 70
the whites.
Trade in various mercantile lines i
gradually increasing, which is substantial
evidence of easier times and a strengthen
ed activity in business circles,
NEXT Wednesday the state election take
place. Let every true democrat vote
straight democratic ticket without scratch
ing name.
The Womans Foreign Missionary Socie
ty will meet in regular session at tn
Methodist parsonage on Thursday after
noon next at 3 o'clock.
MRS. D. F. MCCLATCHEY, Sec.
Go out to the polls next Wednesday an
, vote for Atkinson for Governor the stat
house ticket, and Holland and Awtrey TO
the Legislature. Let Cobb county Civ
, her usual democratic majority.
WE don't want single reader of thi
paper to fail to read the new advertisement
: of ]. Fl. Bate & Co., on opposite page !
contains matter Of interest to every perso
who wears watch or piece OF jewelry.
For SALE-My residence, of hin
rooms, on Atlanta street. Lot 100 80
House in good repair newly painted an
all in good condition. j. A. MEEKER.
WANTED-Ten thousand beef hides