The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-01
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.


Blue Ridge, Ga.
To some people the plain truth is an
insult.
RENEW your subscriptions to the jour-
NAL.
We keep Club House Crates.
DoBBs & Bro.
Guyton q Anderson are still selling the
best coal for $500 per ton.
Rev. y. 7. A. Pise and wife returned
from their visit to New York last week.
The State Grand Lodge of Masons met
in Macon Tuesday.
For the best Groceries and fresh Western
Beef 60 to Hubbard & Edwards.
Fire Sets and Goa; Holds.
DoBBs & Bro.
The highest market price paid for bides
7. W. GLOVER.
Mrs. ]. D. Black is on visit to her pa
rents in Tallapoosa, Ga.
Mr.. John Springer, of Valdcsta, Ca, Wis
tied his mother here this week.
Mr.. J. 7. NJ. HARE has returned from
Lexington, Ga.
Mr.. Sam Atkinson, of Brunswick, spent
Sunday in the city.
THE telegraph companies after Januar9
lst next will require all operators to write
their messages with typewriter.
Mr.. j. W. BARBER has left with US two
sweet potatoes, weighing respectively seven
and four pounds each.
Miss Louise Dwight Mazyck. of Savan>
nah, Ca, is visiting the family of Mr.. c.
B. Willingham on Church street
For SALE OR RENT--My home place on
Lawrence street, nine rooms-a comfort.
able home. G. N. JOHNSON.
REMOVAL have moved my Office into
newly fitted up rooms in rear OF Post office.
Entrance on Winters street.
J. D. MALONE, I'D.
Misses Bell Jet and Lucy Fair, of Ats
lanta, visited Mr.. N. E. Williams family
at Lost Mountain during the past week.
Sam Jones says that if fellow wants to
60 to ruin, to bankruptcy and to the devil,
just let him go into politics.
Mr.. Elmer c. Anderson has been ap.
pointed fourth corporal of the Marietta
Rifles.
Major W. G. Lester, brother to the late
Judge George N. Lester, died at his home
in Dalton, Ga, 9th ult.
We have noticed that the man who all
ways speaks we'll OF his neighbors has a
| pretty good reputation at home
The farmers in the surrounding country
are fast learning that the merchants who
advertise are the ones to trade with.
Miss ELSIE SCHUYLER CAMPBELL, of mill
burn, New Jersey, is visiting her uncle anC
aunt, DR.. and Mrs. Albert U. Stanley, a
their elegant home in this place.
A rabbit made its appearance on tn
square on Monday and afforded amuse
ment to a crowd of boys until he wa
caught by swift runner.
The people who are crying hard time
the loudest now have been uttering tn
same cry every year since they first begal
earning living.
Have your CRATES set with fire brick.
DoBBs & Bro.
Buy your Fall Suits and Hats from tn
Haberdashers and get correct style and fl
READ & WIGGINs
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
The farmers have had fine weather 10
gathering their cotton. They have market
ed about as fast as they could and the re
ceipts have been large at this place.
Mr.. McWhirter has repanted his resi-
dence on Taylor Hill on Atlanta street an,
made improvements On the grounds tina
shows up to good advantage.
Mr.. Henry Beavers is genius in WOO,
carving. His latest is deer, carved GU
of mahogany. 1t is part of fancy man
| TIC piCCC Ihdl uS Is uahluS.
DR.. J. D. MALONE has an elegant ofic,
fitted up in the Elmwood Hotel building
in rear of the Postoffice, where he can b,
found when not out on professional calls.
THE farmer who is going to raise cottor
next year, had better buy his next year
crop now, for he can buy it cheaper nov
than he can raise it next year.
Mr.. Dan Frey made knife with such
keen edge that he had the barber to shaw,
him with it Saturday in town in preference,
to razor.
Don't forget that Elk Gov Bob Taylol
will be here on November 9th to deliver
his lecture, "Visions and Dreams" for thu
benefit of the Marietta Rifles Admission
Scots.
Mr. JOHN H. BosToN, JR., left Monday
for Montgomery, Ala, where he will accep
position in railroad office at gooC
salary. His many friends here regret hi
departure, but wish him success
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