The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-03
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

j. W. Hardeman, the q c man.
Nr. Will Bird, who has been at work in
Baltimore, has returned home.
Christmas passed off very quietly in
Marietta. No accidents occurred.
Mr.. Asa Darby has been appointed
postmaster at Octavia Cobb county.
A No 7 Cook Stove for $500. Dobbs
& Bro.
Flour at $175 and 81 90 per barrel, at ].
W. Trademarks the c C man.
Mrs. HARRIET Hawkins, of 81. Louis,
Mo-, is visiting Mr. NJ. R. Lyons family.
Buy your overcoat and suit from Read
Il Virgins.
Miss Clint McMillen, of Harlem, Ca,
is visiting Miss Emma Lyon.
Gen. William Phillips is in New York on
legal business.
To succeed during the coming year,
have something worth advertising and
then-advertise it.
Mr.. John Lewis lost his pocket book
last week between his home and the depot
which contained $50 90.
Start out with the new year with an ad.
vertisement in the JOURNAL. 1t will pay
you.
Mr.. Ben Brumby is visiting his mother,
Mrs. G. G. Brumby, after quite prolonged
absence.
Mr.. Harrison Bostwick, of Dexter,
Mich, is visiting his brother, Mr.. G. V.
Bostwick, OF this place.
Mr.. P. F. Doub, ESQ long book>keeper
for F. Schilling) is candidate for Bailifi
and desires your vote next Saturday.
Buy -four at Hardeman's, the G G man
40, 80 and 60 cents for so lb. sack.
Miss Annie Chalk, of Ravenna, S. c., is
visiting her grand mother, Mrs. E. A.
Page.
Mr.. John P. Cheney, student at Dab,
lonega college, came home to spend the
holidays.
Hulls, Meal, Bran, Flour, &c.. for sale
Corn, Peas, and other farm products taker
in exchange. Cash paid for cotton seed
A. Armstrong.
Mr.. Felix Delk has closed out his gro,
Gerry store and is now With the "kacke'
Store"
| Dr. Samuel B. Rambo has returned from
Brazil after many months absence. W,
are all glad to see him back again.
WHAT a wonderful paradise this woult
be if every man was as honest as he think
the other fellow ought to be.
If you want the JOURNAL continued t.
your address, you must renew your sub
scription at once.
Cotton continues 10 be marketed.
vast deal of cotton seems to have beel
made in old Cobb this year.
ALL parties indebted to me will pleas
call and settle at once, as need the none,
and must have it. j. W. HARDEMAN,
the C c man
Hirsch has the largest line of Children
ard Youths suits in the city.
Col VIM. A. Teasley, of Canton, an,
Mrs. Ophelia Durham, of Cobb county
were married December 10th.
M. James S. Warren has bought Judg
81. M. Hammett's residence on Cheroke,
street. The Judge speaks OF making
visit to Texas.
MARRIED at Trinity, in Cobb county
December 10th, at IL o'clock M, 1894
Miss Savannah Pittman to Mr.. Hiram
Brown, Rev. Echols officiating.
Now that the elections are all over, lei
the people get down to business and cul'
tivate more friendly feeling, as we'll a,
the earth.
For RENT-Three nice homes, one fur,
| nished. JNo. A. MANGEr,
Real Estate and Renting
For RKNT-9 room house at the Hedge,
with about acres pasture. Apply to
III j. BRADLEY.
Misses Matte Lou Bussey and Ross
Morris, attending College in Washington
spent the holidays at home, returning
yesterday.
Mr.. j. S. Oliver, of Atlanta, died sud
denly on the Oath of December. he was
brother of Mrs II. NJ. Hammett anc
Mrs Wheelan OF this place.
Mr.. David Thompson, who has been al
work in Tyler, Texas, for the past year
arrived home before Christmas to visit
his mother and relatives.
NoTICE.-I am open again at nv old
stand, with prices to suit the times. Cal
and see me. j. W. HARDEMAN,
the G g man
Fred Morris and Ed Pomeroy, attending
State University, spent the holidays al
home. jim Lawrence, who has been
teaching in lower Georgia, is also at home.
THE Marietta Rifles held an election on
the evening of December 10Th and elected
Mr. Will d Anderson, First Lieutenant,
and Mr.. Will Pomeroy, Second Lieutenant