The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-12-12
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff King, a fine
ten pound boy.
For SALE-Two mules, wagon and har>
ness. Apply to John L. Banister, Roswell
Our farmers haze had suitable weather
tor killing their hogs and saving the meat.
A large line of heaters just in
DoBBs. & Bro.
For best coal and prices, see Whitlock
& Miller.
Buy your fall suit and overcoat from
Rea Virgins.
Christmas goods in great variety at Pail
ace Drug Store.
Mrs. D. W. Blair is very sick and has
been so for a week or more.
Miss Hattie Bot, of Chattanooga, is vis>
iting Misses Blanche and Laura McCollum,
Blacksmith coal tor sale at
w. E. GRAMLING's.
Rev. DR., Phillips preached at the Pres.
byterian church last Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher, of Atlanta, preached
at the Baptist church last Sunday morning.
New faces are to be seen constantly in
the city. They come and CO.
The citizens are getting ready for
Christmas, now only thirteen days off.
Now, Florence Bros. & Co., will sell YOU
the best pair of shoes for men for one dol>
lar you ever saw for the money Don't
tail to cali and see then.
Our merchants are putting extra locks
on their doors to keep out burglars
Stealing coal and wood has occupied
the attention of some thieves in the city.
Mr.. David Thompson has gone to Mont
gomery, Ala, where he has secured po>
sition in the BILE business
Mrs. A. A. Gates, who has been visiting
relatives here, left this week for her home
in Greenville, S. G..
Mr.. ]. Fl. Bate has bought the Grower
dwelling on Roswell street, two>story
building.
Mrs. L. E. Howard has moved back from
Atlanta to Marietta and is stopping at
Mrs. Banks residence.
Buggies, Wagons and Harness, as cheap
as the cheapest for the next 80 days at,
W. E. GRAMLING's.
Fire Brick and Sewer Pipe at Dobbs.
Mr.. Robert 81. Northcutt has bought
the Brantley store buildings, paying So,
600 for them. They are two of the incest
buildings in town, two story, brick and ell
egantly finished.
We had very pleasant call Monday
from Mr.. c. G. Taylor and his son>in law,
Mr. Z. G. Thomas, of Ovid. Michigan.
They were prospecting, and more than
likely they will come to this place to live.
We found them to be very clever and gem
ial and hope they will return.
Don't fail to get Florence Bros. & Co.. s
prices on Shoes, Hats, Jeans, and other
articles in that line before buying, as they
will always save you money.
Picture books cheap at Palace Drug
Store.
A burglar entered Mr.. Chuck Ander-
sons bed room, through window, on last
Thursday night Mr., Anderson shot at
him three times. The burglar made a
hurried exit out the window He didn't
get anything for his trouble, unless it was
bullet.
NoTIcE.-All hunting or tresspassing on
my farm, known as the Smith place, near
Kennesaw mountain, is forbidden under
penalty of the law. MRS. T. L. BUssEY.
For SALE-824 acres improved, good
land, near Smyrna. J cash balance on
time. Inquire at Smyrna P. O. or adj.
dress ny, Smyrna. Ga.
Palace Drug Store FOR beautiful celuloid
and metal novelties, fine toilet cases. ele-
CANT cut glass bottles of perlumery, etc.
Everything sold at reasonable prices.
We have the largest and best assorted
stock of Clothing ever brought to Marietta
READ & WIGGINs
There are three very charming young
ladies' visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Me-
Neel. They are Miss Mamie Wylie, of
Macon Misses Mamie Smith and frankie
Reid, of Eatonton. They are here to at
tend the wedding of Mr.. Morgan McNeel
and Miss Ada Freyer on Wednesday eve>
Mug lth inst.
A large assortment of lOc, 25c and soc
presents at Palace Drug Store, suitable for
Christmas trees.
We have just received car of Flour,
bought before the rise and we will sell the
same without advance in price,
FLORENCE Bros. & Co.
Mr.. D. NJ. Warren, who lives FIVE miles
in the county, has improved to such an ex.
tent as to be able to sit up. He has been
on bis bed with typhoid fever one hundred
days before there was any perceptible signs
of improvement. DR.. Malone, his physi,
clan, has been very successful in treat.
ment OF typhoid fever this year.