The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-10-29
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

The leaves on the trees now have the
coloring Of the gold standard.
DoN'T talk too fast. Stop and think
now and then.
We want to show you our line of cloth
ing before you buy. ". E. GILBERT.
The mau who IS deep in debt has many
things to his credit.
Mr.. E. P. Dobbs returned Sunday from
a trip to South Georgia.
After looking through Atlanta stocks
they return to buy Gun from us.
81, c. DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
Judge Gober is holding court for Judge
Smith in Montgomery county this week.
DR.. E. j. Seize, who was confined to his
bed SICK is out again, we are glad to see,
Mr.. Dewitt Cole and bride arrived in
the city on Sunday from their bridal tour.
The Masonic Grand Lodge OF Georgia
met in Macon last Tuesday.
The new county officers will be sworn in
on January Ist.
If you owe the Journal Office call and
pay and save cost Of collection.
Mr.. C. C. Bird is now at Baker & Parks
| beet market.
Mrs. J. NJ. Austin, we regret to learn, is
quite sick.
For RENT-My house on Kennesaw
Avenue. j. c. TALLEY.
Mr.. John Il. Boston, Jr., of Montgom-
cry, Ala, was in the city Monday.
Miss Gussie Groves is on visit to
Memphis, Tenn.
The proprietor OF clearinghouse should
not abuse his betters.
W. E. Gilbert's shoe stock is one of the
best in Marietta.
Mr.. W. q. Rouche will remain with the
Dobbs Hardware Co. There is not q
better plumber or timer in Georgia than
he.
Five more days until the Presidential
election. Vote for Bryan and Maddox.
Ladies Misses ard Children's fine
Shoes at Read Il Virgins.
buy it at Legg's Drug Store"
Mrs. J. c. Tal!ey is reported to be quite
| sick.
AL! those who pass through the door to
success will find it labeled push
A large number of our farmers are
holding their cotton waiting for rise in
price.
The man who wants work and can't ge
it, needs to have sympathy and not cen
sure.
Knee pants and knee pants suits at w
Z. Gilbert's.
Worthless dogs continue to roam
around Marietta hunting dose OF poison
and some have found it.
Hon. John w. Maddox was in the city
Friday. He is. making a winning race,
Be sure to vote for him next Tuesday.
When young men idolize young ladies
they are apt to to tell a great many idle
lies.
Mr.. s. J. Drawdy arrived in the city
Saturday and will leave for Tampa with
his family on Saturday.
Mrs. Witt and Mrs. Knox, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with the family Of Mr.. W
E. Granting.
Say, Sam, where did you get that mob
by suit of clothes? Right across town
] here from Florence Bros & Co That is
the place to get your goods now
buy it at Legg's Drug Store
Go to Read l. Virgins tor Boots and
Shoes of all kinds and cheapest prices III
| town.
Chestnu.s, goober peas. turnips, pota,
toes and 'possum are what North Geor,
gians are ieasting on.
MAcKINrosHEs-Rubb coats and rub.
| Der shoes at W. E. Gilberts.
Candidates for the post Office are already
laying their plans, no matter whether it be
Bryan or Mckinley.
The 'possum hunters are meeting with
| good luck in catching number of the
toothsome animals.
It is our intention to enlarge and other.
, wise improve our store and by close and
careful attention to business and our GUS
toners hope to receive liberal patronage.
81. c. DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
For RENr-One OF the most desirable
homes in or near Marietta, one mile from
court house, buildings new and modern. For
terms &C., apply to N. NJ SESSIONS.
How is this -Arbuckles Coffee III cents
per pound, GRADUATED Sugar 20 pounds
for one dollar, A A A Heavy Sheeting 6
cents per yard. Where? At Florence
Bros & Co
The wife of Mr.. Tom Swan died in At
lanta last week. aHer remains were
brought to Marietta for burial.
Mr.. Dunklin Reynolds, son of DR.. A.
Reynolds, is taking lectures at the
Dental College in Atlanta.
We have few of those $3.50 pants tina,