The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-15
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
THANKSGIVING turkeys are gob5ling.

THANKSGIVING turkeys are gob5ling.
CANDIDATES for county offices will have
to get move on them.
Mr.. BUB WALLACE lett for Florida last
Tuesday.
Mr. Charlie Thornton has gone back to
Fernandina, Fla and resumed work.
CORRESPONDENTS must have their items
in lot later than Tuesday.
The merchants are complaining about
some of the pumps on tbs square being
out of fix.
DIED.-Mrs Mary Carmen, aged 10
years and mo1ths. died October 22d. at
her daughters. Mrs. M. L. Kirk.
The business mind is settled Now for
activity in fall trade. All that is needed
is energy and determination. Open the y
throttle and go ahead.
We are sorry to know at the time of this.
writing Mrs. N. NJ. Brewer is very much
worse. We all syrnpathise with the great
sufferer.
l wish to say to the public that my prices
for making dresses have never exceeded
| six, seven and eight dollars aud cutting
| and fitting two dollars. Respectfully,
MRS HENRY g. RooT.
Col. COLUMBUS MARCHBANKs will deliver
his famous lecture "A Harp Of a Thousand
Strings at the court house, Nov. goth, for
| the benefit of the Marietta Rifles.
Mr.. FRANK king has a position with an
Insurance Company in Atlanta, With which
his brother, Mr.. Cliff KIM, has been work
ing Tor some time.
REV. AND MRS j. II. PATTON will cele-
brate their wooden wedding on the eve
ming of the 9th inst, at the Presbyterian
parsonage.
MEssRs. Charley DonnellE Dan Ander4
son and Lawrence Virgins propose to
open fancy grocery store at the A. Y. =
Leake old stald very soon They are
clever aud courteous young men, of good
business qualifications, and we wish them
success.
! TAY NoTICE.-Last call am positiye>
ly instructed by council to issue ii fas on
the 18th inst. ags inst all parties falling to
pay their city tax by that 'date, and also
citations against all who have not paid
their street tax,
R. E. LAwHoN. Clerk & Tax COL
A happy marriage took place at the
Methodist church in Palestine, Texas, on
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 18th. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Will Under>
wood and Miss Annie Bills Mr.. Under
wood is former Marietta young man.
Our best wishes attend them.
/ Cherokee couEty's dom ocratic primary
nominations resulted as follows: For
sheriff, W. A. Kitchen for clerk, VIM. W.
Worley for treasurer, Levi F. Burtz; for
tax receiver, J. W. Mcrollum for tax col,
lector, J. M Paden; for surveyor, J. R.
Carroll ). for coroner, Isham Roach.
The new school building for whites is
being finished and the public can now
visit the school a2d inspect it. The 23d
of this month, Messrs. Henderson & Austin
will have the building completed, being
just four months time precisely in the
construction of the building. This is
creditable showing.
The Creamery will be located on the
j. j. Hunt lot well has been dug that
yields 5000 gallons, more water than will
be needed. The building will 60 right up
now and the plant be placed in so that
operation can be commenced by January
next Let our farmers prepare their pas
lures and get cows sufficient to supply the
creamery with milk and it will pay them
better thar FIVE cent Gotten.
COL COLUMBUS MARCHBANKs will enter.
tain the people OF Marietta with his lecture,
Harp of Thousand Strings" on nov.
10th at the court. house. Elk. Governor
Bob Taylor writes the following letter of
endorsement TO Capt. Sanford: 81 have
had long and intimate acquaintance with
Col. Narchbanks and am in position to
know what is in him. regard him as one
| Cl tue uOSI elO4uOul OhC u INC hIOoI nus
mcrous, and one Of the most entertaining
men | ever knew, and think his Harp
of a Thousand Strings will thrill and
charm your people. Col. Marcbbanks is
the ONLY man with whom ] have ever cow
scented to connect my name on leCI-
tour. NJ absolute confidence in his W.
derful powers TO amuse and entertain
prompts me to write this letter. do not
think his superior on the platform has yet
been heard in The South, and | trust that
your people will give him a good audience.
Yours truly, RoBT. l.. TAYLOR,
WAIVER NoTEs.-Ironclad, in book of
100 for Scots in book of so for 25cts AL
so a Book of 100 Receipts good quality of
paper for 25cts. at Marietta JOURNAL Of,
fee.
Every man must be governed by
his own conscience, but has no right
to make bis conscience a tyrant to