The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-12-22

New styles in Watches, and cheaper
than ever BATE & Co.
For RENT-A one horse farm. Apply
to Mrs. T. L. Bussey.
Mr.. J. g. Draughn has returned
home.
Mrs. James G. Hughes will visit
her daughters here in January.
For SALE-A good Jersey COW, fresh
in milk, 3 gallons per day. Apply at
this office.
Mrs. s. S, Barkalow left Saturday for
her home in Cincinnati.
No services at the Baptist church
next Sunday.
Fine Umbrellas and Canes at
BATE & Co.'S.
Miss Gail Harwood, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mrs. r. T. Nesbitt.
The amount of travel from over the
A. X. & n. to Atlanta end return is
| something large.
We regret to learn that Mr.. James
| Barrett is quite sick, threatened with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Charlie Barkalow was quite sick
last week and had to stop off work at
the Kennesaw Marble Co.
See the new Embossed Tissue Creme
Papers, the prettiest thing ever shown.
BATE 4 Co.
Now comes the tax collector with
his fl fas. He may put one in your
Christmas stocking.
The Marietta Market Company has
rearranged their store and placed their
goods in Il more attractive way.
Mrs. M. j. Dobbs is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Clifton, in Thomas
vile, where she will spend the winter.
A new line Diamond Rings. Some
special bargains this week.
BATE 4 Co.
That hoarse whistle you hear every
morning, noon and night, is the new
whistle at the Marietta Paper Manu-
featuring Co.
When an accident happens on rail-
road there is an evident purpose to
suppress all publicity as long as posi-
BILE, but the facts always come out.
Mrs Lillian Binn, of Thamasville.
Ga, is here visiting her brothers, Mes
srs. ii. G. and E. P. Dobbs, aad wiz re-
main until after the holidays. -feY
There are more hogs slaughtered in
Cobb county than one would have any
idea. Nearly every farmer has killed a
hog or two this season.
Miss Alden returned from Washing
ton, Boston and other places on Friday
evening and is now at her home at
Mrs. Cleveland's.
Special drive in Pictures at soc, 75c,
81 90. Don't fail to see them
BATE & Go.
Mrs. John Morehead and child who
have been visiting her mother, Mrs. T.
w. Garrett, have returned to their
home..in Charlotte, N. G.
Senator A. S. Clay arrived home from
Washington Tuesday evening and will
spend the holidays with his family.
Congress having adjourned to January
Sd, 1893
Marriage licenses issued by Judge
Stone, Ordinary: John Covington and
Sarah Reeves; E. Payne and Annie
Cheatham Charles o. McLain and An
ME Jolly; William Hill and Sallie F.
Irvine A. i. Hunter and Bell Davis;
w r Logan and M A Green; Walter
Webb and Maggie Austin.
Mr.. d. H. Jordan has bought the Joe
Green place above Elizabeth, and mov-
ed to it. Mr. z. A. Ludwick has NOV
ed to his old home, the Jordan place
Mr.. George liner has moved to the
Sherman place, on Mr.. VIM. Johnston's
farm, near Elizabeth.
Mr.. d. +. McClatchey, Jr., reading
clerk in the House of the Georgia Leg
islature, having creditably performed
his duties there, is at home behind the
counters, of d. +. McClatchey's store,
ready to serve the public and sell you
Christmas goods.
At Woodstock Saturday evening, in
switching, Sim Gum, colored, was
knocked from the top of an A. K. & n
freight car and was run over and had
one arm and one leg cut off. He lived
few hours and died. His body was
brought here Sunday for burial.
Anent winter weather, we are per-
mitted to make extract from letter re-
ceived by Mrs. W. B. Whitmore from
Miss Lizzie Whitmore, of Lewis county,
n. Y: 1--WE are in the midst of ter
rible snow storm, has been showing
and blowing for over week, and no
mails, in or out, for over three days,
the roads being impossible. Some
places the drifts are as high as the
houses, and the crossroads not open