The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-08
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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ing day in Marietta.
Col. V. L. STARR and wife are boarding
at the Elmwood Hotel again.
For SALE CHEAP-A lot of odd chairs.
Apply to Marietta Chair Company.
RENEW your subscriptions to'the Jour-
NAL.
Detective Harvey Bedford and family,
OF Atlanta, spent Sunday in Marietta,
The Presbyterian Synod will meet in
Savannah November 2lst.
Have your Christmas Photos taken now
at Warlcks.
The quantity of cotton raised will doubt
less make up the losses at five cents.
IT is said that the cotton fields are still
white unto the harvest.
DR. and Mrs. P. R. Cortelyou arrived
from New York on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. W. P. Johnson, of Atlanta spent
part Of Tuesday in Marietta
SHOES SHoEsi SHOES Shoes at prices
never heard of before. All grades and
sizes at j. W. Hardeman, the c. c. man.
Marietta has received vast deal OF cot>
ton this season.
Mr.. Joe Black and family have moved
into their new house on Roswell street.
Warlick is making special inducement
during the holidays.
We keep Club House Crates.
DoBBs & BRO.
For the best Groceries and fresh Western
Beef go to Hubbard Edwards.
Fire Sets and Coal Holds
! DoBBs 6 Bro.
The highest market price paid for hides.
T. W. GLOVER.
Mr. Ben Perry, editor of tie Canton
Advance, gave US a pleasant call last Sat-
urday.
DR.. B. M. Woolley and wife, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday in our city with Mr.. Whit.
locks family.
Supreme Court Justice s. R. Atkinson
spent Sunday in the city with his sister,
Mrs R. D. 7. Lawrence.
For SALE CHEAP-A lot of odd chairs.
Apply to Marietta Chair Company.
{ The electric incandescent lights were
turned on Wednesday of last week and are
burning brightly.
Now the next election is the Democratic
primary for county officers, Saturday, Nos
vember Gath.
President Cleveland has designated
Thursday, November Goth, as Thanksgiving
day.
The removal of Mr.. John H. Boston, Jr.,
to Montgomery, makes vacancy for Lieu
tenant in the Marietta Rifles.
In addition to a full stock of staple and
fancy groceries and general merchandise
there is always large variety of choice
fruits to be obtained at McClatcheys store;
For SALE OR RENT-My home place on
( Lawrence street, nine rooms-a comfort
able home. G. N. JOHNSON.
Have your CRATES set with fire brick.
DoBBs s. Bro.
Buy your Fall Suits and Hars from the
HaberdaShers and get correct style and fit
READ & WIGGINs
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
THERE is one good thing, the farmers
have made home supplies enough to dc
then for the coming year.
The sweet potato crop is very fine and
we hope our farmers will be able to bank"
them so they will keep.
LosI-On last Friday between my res
ldence and B-antley' store, one gold bar
breast pin with set in it. Finder will
please return to me and get suitable re-
ward. S. A, ASDERsoE
We wart correspondent at Acworth.
Powder Springs and MONDAY. These
places ought to be represented in our col.
uMns every week.
LAWRENCE MCCLEsKY, OF Cobb county,
and Miss Annie Hemphill, of Walesca,
were married yesterday. May JOY and
| happiness ever be thelrS,-Canton Advance.
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 & AUSTIN.
A splendid No. Z Cooking Stove for
| $3.50 at DoBBs & Bro.
Just received nice assortment of piece
goods for suits and odd pants at Read &
| Virgins.
Mr. Ed Frey has left with US eleven ears
of corn in bunch growing from one shoot,
raised on his fathers farm, Mr.. w. NJ
Frey.
Mr.. A. j. HARRISON one OF Cobbs sue
cessful farmers, has placed us under obi.
cations to him again for fine sweet potatoes
and turnips. One OF the turnips weighed
seven pounds.
Mr.. James T. Anderson has one Of the
best farms in the county near Austel. He