The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-11-27

| ANOOihoOH o OlrcuS gave TWO eX-
hloltions here last Wednesday week.
The largest crowd Of white people was
In town we ever saw in Marietta. The
show had some new features in it and
many Old ones. The show was passably
good--there was not apoor feature in
IL. The management was fine. There
was not the usual swindling concerns
with the show as with some. Robin
sons name is familiar one in connec-
ton with circus and he never fails to
draw crowds when he comes to Mari
eta. The show closed their tour for
the winter here and left for Cincinnati
that night to go into winter quarters.
A number of laborers were left strand
ed here, hundreds of miles away from
home. They say they were not paid
their wages. How true this is we do
not know.
The conspicuous advertisement of the
Racket Store" in this issue cannot
fail to attract attention. Mr.. &C.
Grist, the clever and enterprising pro-
prietor, gives prices on articles that are
real bargains. There is hardly any
| thing you can melton but what he can
supply from his mammoth store. He
practically has two stores, as all up
stairs of the large hall is chuck full of
goods Read his advertisement, and
call and see him at the Racket Store
and secure double value for your money.
Herrin's Market, at Glover's old
stand, is being patronized by the people
because they can get meats the best and
promptly. Call and see.
Call Phone 1T for your feed stuff.
Have you seen that new policy of the
Penn Mutual? Can't be better for sim
plicity, clearness and fairness.
A. S. COHEN, Agent, Marietta, Ga.
WILL CLosE.-The stores in Mariet tia
will close all day Thanksgiving day,
Thursday 9th. Meat markets will
close at 8 o'clock a. m Do your trad
ing the day before and oblige the mer-
chants.
The union Thanksgiving service will
be held at the Methodist church at IL
O'Clock on Thursday. Everybody in
vited to attend.
See our Underwear before you buy.
DuPre Bros.
WANTED-A man to FIRE 20 horse
boiler; also understand to run corn
mill. Written reply care Marietta
Journal.
Carnes & Cheney are offering in their
half page advertisement this elk
goods at cost until December 10th.
These rare bargains will attract the
trade to these enterprising merchants.
FoUND-A complete line of antitrust
ing Tinware that is guaranteed abso-
lutely rust-proof. and should any be re-
tutned rusty at any time, we guarantee
to replace same with new goods free of
charge. This ware is now on sale at
Schilling's.
The new delivery wagons for the ru-
raj mail carriers have arrived and are
very pretty vehicles. Mr.. Garland
Phillips made the first trip in one on
route No L.
Pineapple Cheese at Faw & Rogers.
NOTICE. -Tresspassing or hunting on
our lands strictly forbidden under the
penalty of the law-Caleb Burton, w.
C. Kemp, J. S. Reed, w. p. Hardage,
J. d. Easterlin. Mrs. NJ. A. Hardage,
Miss Lou Kardage and J. N. Hardage
The Georgia House of Representa-
tlyes passed the Australian bill last
Wednesday by SO to 33. 1t makes it
secret ballot for all elections municipal,
county, state and national, and includes
all primaries. This will meet the APP
proval of the people.
Senator A. S. Clay will leave We'd
nesday for Washington City to resume
his duties at the session Of congress in
December.
We sellsthe Walk Over and A. f.
| Nettleton shoes for men.
| Florence, King d Co.
Nice Bananas, Malaga Grapes and
fine Northern apples at Faw & Rogers.
Mr.. Chuck Anderson got monkey
ont of a tree on the show grounds on
Thursday morning, which had escaped
from John Robinson's menagerie.
buy and sell second hand shoes.
Prince Jackson, next to M. X. Lyons
| store.
MARR1ED.-On the 10Th inst. at j.
p Growers residence, Mr.. ]. ]. Delk
and Miss jamie E. liner. Rev. j. Vi.
Fable officiating. Our best wishes.
Mrs. S. @, Simpson, who has been yis-
liting her daughter. Mrs. 7. a.. GEan-
ling, has returned to her home in Knox
vile.