The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-25


tenant on his farm, On the 18th DR.. J.
M. Moore received through the Marietta
postotice similar note, as follows: "Dr.
j. NJ. Moore dear sir you have got 2
Thieves living on your place we give you
10 days to get Rid of Them or what you
have got WILL 90 into ashes. xxx K
xxxxx days" 1t will be seen that the
names of the alleged thieves are not given,
and as DR.. Moore has more than two ter
ants at work for him he is at loss TO know
whom to charge as being a thief, besides
he does not believe them to be such. 9th.
er farmers it is said are receiving similar
notifications, as if it was a well understood
arr angement to run tenants out of the
county. It is an incendiary threat and is
a species Of white capism that should re.
ceive the attention of Governor Northen.
1t smacks OF the same spirit that posted
gin houses. and should meet the righteous
condemnation of all law-abiding and hons
orable citizens.
NoTICE.-All parties indebted to US
either by note Or account will please come
forward and settle at once We mean
business. Last warning.
HENDERSON i AUSTIN.
There's only one best place in ever city
to buy candies Ia Marietta thai place is
Mosher's. People who buy at his place
have known this all along. People who
buy elsewhere find it out after one pur>
chase at Moshers.
The A. P. Brantley Company have an
half page advertisement on the first page
of this paper this week that is a "startler"
for low prices for goods Cotton is low,
but this enterprising firm has placed goods
SO low as to even things up. They are
making the purchasing power of five cent
cotton 60 as far as 10 cent cotton under
cid prices. You want to read this adver>
tisement and call and get bargains. The
more goods they sell the cheaper they can
sell. The sale is on now.
IMPORTANT NoTlcE.-All notes and ac>
counts for Dry Goods and Groceries bought
of US this year were due the 10Th and Gu
aro notes will be due November 1st. We
urge you to make prompt settlement.
Truly yours, B. r. LEGG & BRo.
For RENT-Two story brick house on
Cherokee street, close in. Nine rooms.
Liberal arrangements will be made with a
good permanent tenant. the house has
been recently occupied by Mr.. c. D. Seely
Address W. F. Moss, l6 East Mitchell St,
Atlanta, Ga.
CARDS have been received here announc-
| ing the marriage OF Mr.. James 0. Hans
NETT, formerly OF Marietta, 10 Miss Mary
E. Lancaster, Wednesday evening, October
Gath, $50 o'clock. at tue Presbyterian
church, Waxahachie, Texas The many
friends of the groom here watt good wishes
to the happy couple
! Ex-Gov. BOB TAYLOR will deliver his
new lecture, Visions and Dreams" in
Marietta on the evening of the 9th Of No.
vember for the benefit of the Marietta
Rifles. Admission Scots al the Armory.
Our people will be delighted to hear him
again. Everybody is going to attend.
Strip your windows and DOORS save coal
and have warm room: We keep it.
DoBBs & Bro.
J. w. Hardeman, the G. c. man, is in
the swim on Flour. Highest Patent at
81 90 per sack. Middle and lower grades
down to nothing. Bran cheaper than the
cheapest.
Do you wish silt of clothes If so
call to see Hirsch's line.
Call and see those nobby fall suits and
odd pants just received at Read j. Wig
gins.
Hon. John " Maddox, democratic
nominee for congress from the 18th district,
was in our city on Thursday. Congress
man Maddox has been true to the people
and represented them in voice and vote on
every question and is better prepared than
ever by his experience to prove an efficient
congressman. AS faithful and honest
public servant he deserves re election.
Prof. J. 7. Willis, of Atlanta, had good
success here with his excellent art of draw :
ing, Notwithstanding the hard times.
A number OF Northwestern people have
arrived in our city to spend the winter
months. They are delighted with this
beautiful October weather.
Col. C. D. Phillips has moved into the
house vacated by Judge Pullium on Whit>
lock Avenue, and Mrs. J. G. Hughes has
moved into the house vacated by Col.
Phillips on Washington Avenue:
Prof T. L. Freyer and family arrived
home Saturday from their trip to Europe
Mrs. W. A. McCrea and daughter went on
to Nashville, Tenn, where Mr.. McC.ea is
sick
A FINE FARM tor sale, 6 miles west Of
Acworth, 260 acres, IS acres fine timber,
% acres good bottom; q good 6 room
dwelling, barns and gin house. Call on
JOHN NJ. Nolan
The Haberdashers make a specially of
Mans opd Rove NIotb;pn Sboos an1