The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-15
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.


The next thing is something else.
DON'T never be too confident and you
wont feel disappointment so keeply.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Phillips,
fine boy.
COBB county has made more syrup this
year than she can use.
Cobb Superior Court convenes next
Monday.
WAGON loads of new corn are finding
their way to Marietta market.
D. A. Warlick's new accessories and
back ground have just arrived TO: the
Holiday trade. Come one, come all.
MRS. j. D. BLACK has returned home
after two weeks visit to Tallapoosa.
RENEW your subscriptions to the jour-
NAL.
SHOES SHOES SHOES Shoes at prices
never heard of before. All grades and
sizes at j. W. Hardeman, the c. c. man.
Fire Sets and Coal Holds.
DoBBs & BRo.
The highest market price paid for hides.
T. W. GLOVER.
President Cleveland issued his Thanks
giving proclamation before the election.
Rev. Mr.. Ryburn will leave for confer>
ence next week.
Hr. Will King, OF Gainesville, was in
the city this week.
The Marietta girls are not only pretty in
face and form, but their cheeks wear the
bloom and freshness of the rose.
One of the greatest insists in human
affairs is mean man with plenty of mons
ey.
The Republicans in our town, since the
election, are stepping around with smiles
on their faces.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday were
pinchingly cold. Ice formed and the freeze
was on.
NoTIcE.-All those indebted to us either
by note or account must come forward and
settle at once, or we will be forced to put
them out for collection. 1t takes money
to run our business. Fair warning to all.
HENDERSON & AUSTIN.
Mr.. L. S. Cox had pleasant visit from
his uncle, Mr.. Evans, of Walker county, on
last Sunday.
Mr.. ROBERT HAMMETT is book keeping
for the Georgia Marble Company at Marble
HILL
All hand made Portraits from eight to
twelve dollars, beautiful framed at D. A.
Warlick's.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. F. BENNETT have res
turned from Massachusetts to their home
here.
Miss MATTE ROBINSON, charming
young lady from Newman, is here visiting
Miss Annie Seals.
Do you wish silt of clothes If SC
call to see Hirsch's line.
Call and see those nobby fall suits anc
odd pants just received at Read & Wig,
gins.
We keep Club House Crates.
DoBBs & BRO.
For the best Groceries and fresh Western
Beef go to Hubbard & Edwards.
FARMERS should SOW plenty Of wheat
oats and rye, and let cotton alone unit
the price is better.
Snow fell along the Marietta and NORTH
Georgia Railroad in Tennessee last Sun.
day.
WANTED-Several hundred readers Of
this paper, who now borrow it from theil
neighbors, to become regular subscribers.
DR.. Heidi will preach at Olinville church
Friday morning at ii o'clock. Let there
be large attendance
Will Myers, VINO murdered Forrest Grow.
ley in Atlanta, is on trial this week Hon
A. s. Clay is assisting Solicitor Hill in the
prosecution.
PUT money in your purse and visit the
stores that advertise in this paper. They
are live merchants and you will secure
new goods at bargain prices.
Mrs. D. F. McCLATCHEY on visit to
Atlanta about week ago had the misfor~
tune to have her gold watch and chain
stolen by pick pocket.
DON'T forget that the Democratic pri>
mary to nominate county officers takes
place on Saturday, November Oath. Be
sure to 90 out end vote.
Short Form Warranty Deeds or sale at
JOURNAL Office
Just received nobby line of Fall Suits
and Hats at Read & Virgins,
For RENT-A comfortable FIVE room
cottage on Locust street Apply to Mrs.
c. 7. GignilIiat.
JUDGE GoBER held adjourned term of
Gilmer Superior Court last week and is
holding Pickens court this week Next
week be holds court in Cobb