The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-11-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

| There is more activity in tie cotton seed
market.
Miss Mary Wilson, OF Nebraska, IS Wis.,
iting, her friend. Miss Ada Freyer.
Thanksgiving turkeys will roost high
now.
Miss Annie Clyde Ellis, of Barnesyille,
is visiting Miss Emma Lyon.
New lot of trusses and rubber goods lust
received at Palace Drug Store
Measles still keep grip on the children
OF the town.
Use Crosby's Chocolate Worm Tablets,
| pleasant and sure.
For best coal and prices, see Whitlock
l. Miller.
Fire Brick and Sewer Pipe at Dobbs.
Buy your fall suit and oyercoat from
Rea & Virgins.
We want correspondent at every post
office in the county.
See those bargain Lamps in our show
| windows.
MALONE & LOVE, at Palace Drug Store
| The trains are now crowded Nth people
going to the Exposition.
Mr.. John T. Brautley returned last week
from Philadelphia.
Prevent by judicious counsel the viola>
ton OF the laws by others.
/
Use Crosby's Snall Pills for a cold or
indigestion.
8 inch ply Rubber Betting at l5cts at
Dobbs'.
We have the largest and best assorted
stock OF Clothing ever brought to Marietta.
READ & WIGG1Ns.
Cotton has been coming into Marietta
pretty lively lately.
Col. 7. D. Power, of Opelika Ala, spen:
a few days here last week visiting relatives
Mrs Jones, mother OF Mrs. T. C. Thomas
is critically ill.
Mr.. Ham Holt, of Blue Bidge, is spend>
ing the week in Marietta.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Springer,
a fine boy.
Mr.. Ben T. Underwood LETT last Satur>
day for Palestine, Toxas, where he has
position.
The stores will all be closed all day on
Thanksgiving day. Nov. 18th. So be sure
to do all your trading the day before.
Rev. A. G. Thomas has one more Sua.
day here before going to Conference. He
onght to have tall house next Sunday,
Show your respect for the laws of the
land by obeying them at all times and
under all circumstances.
DIED.-The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Iruslow, died on last Thursday night and
~ as Durleu On r-troay.-- s.'- . :
| A beautiful coal vase for 81, so at Dobbs
| The "Black Hawk" corn shelter we sell
for $500 is better than the one the peds
dlers sell at at 50 so. Dobbs l. Bro.
We have the latest styles in fall Cloth
L ing, Hats and Mems furnishing goods.
READ & WIGGrNs
Mr.. Felix P. Delk and family have
moved to Dodgens in this county. He
will farm the ensuing year.
Mrs. 81. <. Lines, of New Haven, Conn.
nee Miss Cooke, formerly of this city, re.
turned home last Wednesday.
Crosby Syrup White Pine and Tar will
cure your cough.
Mr.. Tom W. Read and Mr.. John Lewis
have moved. exchanging houses and both
seem to be well pleased with their trade.
Buy our anti cold capsules, 20cts per
dozen, and break up that cold and cough.
MALONE q Love, at Palace Drug Store.
DR.. w. T. Pace, of near Woodstock. has
recently sold his farm to Mr.. q. M. Kemp.
of Hickory Flat and will remove to Cobb
county.-Canton Advance
Rev. A. j. .Coalson. of Powder Springs,
has bought house near Chapel Hill in
Douglas county, and will move there, says
| the New South.
Mr. j. Robert Pace has rented his
farm to Mr.. ]. T. Scott and moved to
Marietta. He occupies the Swalley house
and will run boarding house.
! Hon. W. f. Rankin, OF Calhoun, says
he will be in the race for the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the 7th district
against Judge Maddox.
WANTED-A couple, or two gentlemen
to board in private family; no children.
Apply opposite Episcopal church.
MRS s. C. SIMPSON.
Air Rifles Csc at Dobbs & BRO.
, Miss Mary L.. Cooke, of New Haven
Conn, formerly of this city, arrived &
} few days since, and will spend the winter
here.
DIED Edward the infant son ~ NJ