The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-11-26
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.

Miss Lola Tste, of Pensacola, Fla, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. J. W. Seize.
j. 81. Bate & Co., have new engraver.
See new advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. Pat Nell, we are glad to know, is
rapidly improving, and will soon be cons
valescent.
For REST-Two rooms in the Hirsch
building. Apply to Mrs. R. Hirsch.
THANKSGIVING DAY.-All the stores in
Marietta will be closed on Thanksgiving
day, November 26th Do your trading
the day before.
Don't forget Camp Bros. wher you have
job of machine or repair work to be
done. Shop on Powder Springs street.
They do work quickly and at prices to
suit the times.
Buy Bagging and Ties at Hardemans
and save money.
Buy it at Legg's Drug Store"
A good newspaper is one of the best
educational mediums locality can pos.
sess. 1t ranks next to the school and the
church, and every citizen should take
pride in helping to maintain their local
paper.-Waycross Herald.
The substantial monument put up over
the grave of Mr.. B. r. Legg at the Episco~
pal Cemetery, by Mr. Joe P. Legg. admin
istrator, is a very fine one, and the work
was done at Kennesaw Marble Com psny' s
Mill.
Marshal Parks and Hicks arrested Joe
Harris and Tom Littlejohn, both colored,
for selling WHISKY in Baptist Town"
| They were tried before Mayor Blair Tues
day. Harris was fined $25. 90 and cost,
and Littlejohn $1,000 and cost.
Miss Dykers' music class gave musical
recital at the residence of Mr. D. N. An
derson, on Tuesday evening. Miss Dykers
is one of the finest music teachers in the
south. and her pupils show that proficiency
and skill which a competent teacher is
capable of impalting.
Every man should leave his family five
or ten thousand dollar RS of assets. If he
has not the money he should take out Life
Insurance. and thus assure the comfort of
his wife and children. The Banker
Guarantee Fund Life Association of At
lanta offers safe insurance at the lowest
rates. 100000 90 written in Marietta in
| tho last p,Uhtcan N, nptbc
Col. Newton A. Morris, OF this place
will be assistant Solicitor to Hon. Thomas
Hutchinson in the Blue Ridge Circuit and
is now in the active discharge CT his du.
ties, He is an able and hustling attorney
and will prove an effcien: assistant.
Hereafter he will not take any more Grim
inal cases as he will be on the side of the
prosecution.
NoTICE.-The Cobb County Alliance will
meet on the first Tuesday, the first day OF
December in Marietta at 10 clock, a.. m
All who are interested in the Alliance
cause are most earnestly and respectfully
requested to be present on that day, as
business of importance will come before
the body. 3. RAINEY, President,
Cobb County Farmers Alliance.
buy it at LeSg's Drug Store"
Go to J W Hardeman's for the Tom
Watson Tobacco ;-shes daisy.
For RENT-Six room furnished house
on Church street. Apply to lock box 307
The corporators o. the Grange Mutual
Insurance Company OF Georgia met in the
parlors of the EImwood Hotel at p. M,
on the 23rd. Those present were Col. J.
81. Fannin, one of the original incor.
porators, Col. j. B. Stewart who repre-
scented Mr.. Geo. A. Fagin by proxy, Mr.
S. G. Stacy, who represented Mr.. T. ].
Smith by proxy, and T. W. Clanton, r
81. Mcdowell and w. J. Mallard, Jr, as
associates to the incorporators. The
meeting was enthusiastic and the indica.
tons are that the company will be highly
successful. Col. J. H. Fannin was elect
ed President, Mr. T. W. Clanton, Secre.
tary; Mr.. S G. Stacy, Treasurer, and Col
j. B. Stewart, General Counsel. The
company starts ont with a strong directory
and the Journal predicts unlimited sue,
cess.
FoR SALE-Seven room house, located
on Washington, Aveuue-a very desirable
home. For particular apply 10 Lock Box
l55.