The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-17
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

repair shop to the Masonic corner.
Mr.. Bob Hammett, book>keeper of Pied
mont Marble Co., spent Sunday at home.
Live within your means this year and
without your meanness.
Three fresh cows tor sale, or will trade
for beef cattle. T. w. GLOVER.
Born to DIR. and Mrs. Samuel B. Rambo
llth, inst, a fine boy.
For fresh fish and oysters go to Dan
Blacks, in front of Kennesaw House.
Mr.. Ed Cook is at the store again; about
recovered from his recent sickness:
Remember that J. W. Hardeman, the C.
c. man, is headquarters on low prices.
Mrs. DR.. Jane Johnson, of Gwinnett
county, is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. John l.. Reed and family are now
boarding with Mr. W. P. Stephens. He
contemplates building new residence.
We will have cooking exhibition and
serve lunch to our friends and customers
one week beginning 26th inst.
DoBBs & Bro.
Mr.. J. W. Frey has commenced the ereca
ton Of five room cottage on his lot on
Atlanta street.
There seems to be an organized move,
ment to build creameries in every town in
Georgia.
Money to loan. ENocH FAw.
Palace Drug Store for Stationery.
SEND the JOURNAL TO your relative or
friend in other towns or states. 1t will be
like letter from home.
Miss Cora Lyon, of Gainesville, who
has been visiting Dr. and Mrs j. R. Greer,
has returned home,
Mr.. DAVID THOMPSON returned to Tyler,
Texas, this week, where he has position
with the Gould Marble Co
A big reduction in Oliver Chilled Flows
and Points. DoBBs q Bro.
The electric light plant gets its water
now from the tank at Glover's Machine
Shops, the water being conveyed by pipes.
SPEAK good word for the Marietta
JOURNAL and get your friends to subscribe
for it.
If you want a Regent Swell Getaway
or Nobby Sack suit you can find it at the
Habberdashers. READ & WIGG1Ns.
Mr.. JOHN STUBINGER has nearly com,
pleted neat cottage on his lot on Atlanta
street.
Mr.. Charles A. Dunwody, Jr., of Ros,
we'll has moved his family to Marietta, and
occupies Mr.. Henderson's house,
Come home and buy your Shoes, Hats
| and Groceries. Every body at home wher
they get to my store. j, w. HARDEMAN,
G. G. Man
MRS. r. NJ. CLEVELAND aud Miss Prud,
| Myers, of War.race, Tenn, are visitin,
Mrs. F. L. Cleveland at this place.
Every farmer you meet in Cobb, tell
you, If you ask him, that he has enough
provisions, &C., to do him twelve months
A good condition of affairs.
Rev. W. F. Glenn and wife, of Atlanta
were the guests of Mr.. w. E. Gilbert Sat
urday and Sunday. DR.. Glenn preacbe,
Sunday morning at the Methodist Church
You can save money by buying from
Hirsch's as he has to make room for tn
carpenters.
For the lowest prices in clothing, shoe
and hats, 60 to Read & Virgins.
Sheriff T. J, Davenport has been sworl
in and is now ready for business. He is
man that will seek to do his duty and Civ
satisfaction TO the people.
DR.. Albert u Stanley and wife, Mis-
Elsie Campbell and Miss Jennie Stanle,
left Tuesday afternoon for Savannah anc
| Charleston on a pleasure trip of two weeks
Don't forget to see US about Flows be-
fore you buy. DoBBs & Bro.
For RENT-9 room house at the Hedge
with about 5 acres pasture Apply to
NJ j. BRADLEY.
Douglass's men shoes at Rirsch's.
Mr. Frank Lumpkin went to Rome Sat
urday evening to visit his sister, Mrs
Maggie Began, who is very sick. He re-
turned Sunday,
If you fail to pay the printer soon, ou
collector will be right after you We mus
have what is due US. There is no let I'D il
this matter.
The cotton factories are coming to thu
fields where the cotton is made. No bet
ter place for such factories than Marrett.
can he found.
New goods New stock have sole
all my fire damaged goods and now [ car
furnish my customers with nice fresh goods
Call and see nee. j. W. HARDEMAN,
G. G.. Man
From what we can learn the farmers O
Cobb generally will reduce the acreage il
cotton this year. That's the only hope O
increasingsthe price next fall.