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Che Marietta Tonrnal VOL. 34. LOCAL NEWS [TEMS PARAGRAPHED Mattem?fi;;;\? |n City Briefly Chronicled, EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD, The l’assin;g 'l‘_l::ng, Tid Bits of Social Occurrences, and a ; General Review. Subscribe for the Journal $l.OO. All articles above 35cts engraved free of charge at Legg’s Drug Store. ~ Old newspapers for sale at this office, 20cts. per one hundred. The great ‘“Rummage Sale’’ will be the wonder of Marietta. The Georgia legislajure will adjourn December 15th. F.H.McCleskey, typewriter and sten o%rapher. Office with M. M. Sessions, Phone, 239. Our stores are full of Christmas goods and already Santa Claus is being talked about by the chiidren. All articles above 35cts engraved free of charge at Legg’s Drug Store. Losr—Small memorandum book. Leave at Journal Office. For Rexr—Four room cottage on Lo cust street. C. T. Gignilliat. Losr—A white bull dog, short tail, ears foxed, each side of head brown. $2 reward if returned to Bell Telephone Office, Marietta. Born to Mr. and Mrs. George C. Man ning, in Savannah, last Sunday morn ing, a fine girl. Gol, W. P, Mc()latchey, of Chatta nooga, arrived in the city Thursday morning. Only first class Christmas goods at Legg’s drug store. The most complete line of men’s and boys’ hats and caps can be found at Read & DuPre. A beautiful line of the latest style moulding must go before January Ist. Bring in your pictures and have them framed dow. D. A. WaRLIOK. Mr. Claud Clinkscales and Miss Nellie Barker were, recently married in At lanta. Mr. FrankJ. Northeutt thas a good position in Longview, Texas, and is well ‘pleased The largest and most complete line of gloves ever in Marietta. ReaDp & DuPßre. Mosnaer’s BAkery and Kandy Kitchen is the place to get fresh bread, cakes, pies, pies, fresh candies, soda water, &c. The barbarous football games are still killing the men and boys. It is more dangerous than pugilism. Senator Bell seems to be pretty ac tive in the legislature. Heisnot afraid to speak his mind. He is no politician. Diseriminating buyers will do well to visit Legg’s Drug Store for Chri§tmas presents. The latest p%tterns in men’s and boys’ shirts just releived at Read & DuPre. Norroe.—Parties owing us either by notes or accounts that are due, will please ‘'make immediate settlement. MaxyiNg Bros. Mr. D. T. Butler and family have moved back to Marietta from Buford, Ga., and he is at work at Butler Bros. Something novel for Marietta will be the *‘Rummage Sale,” Watch for the date. . No shoddy Christmas goods at Legg’s drug store. I want todismiss from your minds forever the idea of waiting for a fine day to have your pictures taken. Cloudy days prepared for sittings. Come now and have your negative taken and %ive me time to finish your work before Christmas. _ DA, Warniok Ladies, buy your shoes from Read & DuPre, the largest assortmentin the city. The top story of the paper mill is off and anew roof on. The water tank will be placed thereon tdsupply the automatie fire extinguisher in the mill, Do you own city property? IT so, have you paid your city taxes? If not, better go quick and pay same and save cost. The ]argest line of underwear for men and boys can be found at Read & DuPre. MoNEY IroANED.—I negotiate mort aage loans on improved farms at reason gble. rates. 8.T,. Frey, Marietta, Ga. Judge J. M Stone held the prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church Wednesday night, and Mr. Trenary at the Methodist church. YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAKING When you take Grove’s Tastless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it 1s simply Iron and Quinine in a taste less form. No cure, no pay. 50e. Senator Clay, of Georgia, introduced a bill' in the senate to grant a pension of $75 per month to the widow of the late Captain Frank Crenshaw of Com~ pany A, 28th United states volunteers. Captain Crenshaw, it will be recalled; was wounded in battle in the Philip pines and was brought home in a des perate condition several month ago, dying in Atlanta. Senator Clay also introdueced a bill to admit free of duty all articles of manufacture controlled by trusts and also a bill to provide for refunding the tax laid and collected on raw cotton levied many years ago. 1 This bill is to be effective in the event 1 the law under which the tax was laid { is declared unconstitutional by the su preme court. ! DowL CoxtesT.—We agree to give to ' the person bringing in the best dressed doll $2.50, Contest to be decided by 8 competent judges. All dolls must bel brought to our store by or on December 20th. No dolls allowed to enter except those bought at our store. 1 : Crosby’s Drug Store. | Mr. J. L. Turner, the popularand en- ‘ terpising young grocer, has a conspicu ous advertisement on the front page of the Journal this week that tells of the splendid array of good things he can supply you with To read his adver tisement is to areate a desire to visit his neat store and buy some of the many articles he has so temptingly ar rayed before the public for their perusal and benefit. ¥or the holiday trade he is strictly in it. Call and see how well he can supply your wants and how cheaply. For Rexr—Seven room house, large yard and garden. Two blocks from square. Apply to ; MarierTa CHAIR COMPANY. We call attention to J. H. Bate & Co.’s conspicuous advertisement of Christmas goods on first page. There are so many articles named that are at tractive and appropriate that all can be pleased. His jewelry store is an empo rium of elegant goods and at prices in the reach of all. Don’t buy your Christmas presents until you visit J. H. ‘Bate & Co.’s store, or you may regret it. Read their advertisement and ecali at once.. 3 Have you seen our Christmas stoek ? It is the most complete in Marietta. No old goods. Crosby’s Drug Store. Mr. M. G. Whitlock has sold his home and'farm of 70 acres near the eorporate limits, on Atlanta street, to Mr. Robert E. Butler, of this place. Mr. Whitlock takes the' Haynes residence on Haynes streef inthe transaction. Mr. Whitloch and family have moved to Gainesville Ga., where he is running the A‘flingt'n Hotel and doing weil. , Those wishing to find a druggist af ter business hours or during the night, will find one at Room 32, Elmwood Hotel. Diep—The wife of Mr. Norman Gig nilliat died at the family residence in this county on Jast Friday morning, aged 61 years. She leaves a husband and eight living children. She was buried in the Episcopal cemetery in this place on last Saturday. Weextend our sympathy to the bereaved family. For SALE OrR EXOHANGE FOR MARIETTA ProreErTY—My farm of 90 acres at Vin ings, including 5-room dwelling and 2 teriant houses. E. P. CRExSHAW. Mrs. Mattie J. Dobbs, of this place, had a successful surgieal operation per formed at Dr. Holmes’ sanitarium a few weeks ago, and has fully recovered and 12 now at home. This is gratify ing news'to her many friends in Mari etta. : Only high grade Christmas goods at Legg’s drug store. They don’t cost anymore than shoddy goods, For SaLe—Two window sashes and glass, frames and blinds second hand, at less than half price; also one second hand mantelpiece, good as new, for 75ec. Apply to W. 8. N. Neal at Journal of fice. Our Christmas goods will please those wishing nice things. TLegg’s Drug Store. A broom factory is one of the proba bilities. Marietta needs many small industries of like character and they should be started. A sacred concert will be held in Sun day School room of the Baptist church next Thursday week Look out for program in next issue. ; Substantiability, durability, beauty and usefulness combined in our Christ mas goods. Legg’s Drug Store. Iron-clad waiver notes in books, re ceipt books, warantee deeds, bonds for titles and other blanks for sale at th Journal office. Loek at your name on the margin of this paper and see if the printed date does not show that your subseription has expired, and if it has please renew at once. Look now. ; TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Alldruggists refund the money if it fails to eure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25e. MARIETTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 13. 1900, Col. W. R. Power was quite sick the past week ; ‘ The finest Dolls in town are at Miss Siler’s Book Store. A well known Marietta couple will marry about Christmas. ‘ Wiley’s Candies in fnncy baskets for Christmas gifts. Crosby’s Drug Store. Some people are too lazy to leave any footprints in the sands of time. A choice selection of china nt Miss Siler’s Book Store. s Mules coming into the market . for the incomigg year’s farming. | Presents in Cut (Glass, Sterling Silver, Ebony with Sterling marks, Celluloid, Vaditine Ware, Wave Crest and Willow \gre. * Crosby’s Drug Store. Vhen it comes to dying, everybody puts it off until the last minute. Buy your. Christmas presents from Legg’s drug store and get something permanrent, Never measure prosperity by appear ances. Lots of fellows will borrow a niczel to have their shoes shined. Toys, dolls, picture books, blocks and games at Miss Siler’s Book Store. Remember we are prepared to do all kinds of job printing promptly and at reasonable prices Mr. W J. Clay killed a twelve months old pig that weighed 299 pounds net. He got 52 pounds of lard from it. Into every home and heart sorrow creeps, and this is in evidence in nu merous Marietta cases. $ Bibles and devotional books at Miss Siler’s Book Store. Mr. Philip Kemp, of Batesville, has taken a position as shipping eclerk at Brumby’s Chair Factory ; Can you decide what you want to give ? If not, we have a force of clerks that can help you. Gifts for every body. Crosby’s#*Drug Store. Mrs. R. C. M. Lovell, of (h)\'in%ton, Ky., is visiting her daughter, Mrs C. M. Crosby. ’ Gifts Tor Babies, Children, Young Folks, Old People, and everybody, at 3 Crosby’s Drug Store “We will save you money.” The Methodist prayer meetings will hereafter be held in the Sunday School room. Persons attending, please take notice. All ‘the latest books at Miss Siler’s Book Store, If factories are built in Marietta, they niust be built by home capital, It is the sure way. The gods help those who help themselves. Picture frames, stationery snd art goods at Miss Siler’s Book Store. ’ ! " Roveltics o« @ r F y Christmas Giving... Our Store is full of Movelties for the FHolidaps and from now on until Christmas we will be receiving Mew Goods daily . ; . Watches to suit all tastes and Pocket Books. A fine line of mounted and loose diamonds. : Clocks from One Dollar up. Our line of Jewelry presents a wide choice, . ; i We have beautiful designs in Brooches, Cuff Buttons, Cuff Pins, Studs, Baby Pins, Chain Bracelets, Guard Chains, Plain and Set Rings in Solid Gold, Silver and Plate. . We have all the Silver Novelties from the smallest and most inex pensive to the finest Toilet Sets, both in Silver and Ebony. : A good line of Umbrellas and Canes, : We are showing some gems of art in Pictures, Medn]lmns,_(‘,ut Glass, in all new shapes, and don’t forget our line of Solid Silver Flatware. Nothing is. better for a present than a set of solid Spoons, Forks or a Butter Knife or Sugar Spoon, Carving Set, ete. Then we suit you in..... ' o Silver Plated Ware, o Tea Sets, Butter Dishes, Sugar Bowls, o 3 and @andle Sticks, .....and all the articles that go to make up this beautiful line, - FINE CHINA—PLAIN and DECORATED. We want your trade; we invite you to come in and inspect our Stock. NOBODY CAN UNDERBUY US. NOBODY CAN UNDERSELL US. .+ . OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT .. . . All articles bought of us engraved free by the finest X Engraver in the state. X J.H. BATE& CO,, § -JEWELERS... MARIETTA, GRIFFIN AND BARNESVILLE. . smNEW GOODS/ mip- : .~ —~NEW PRICES! _ WEST SIDE PUBLIE@ SQUA;' ; J @ Lo TU RN E B._’ e M arietta. % STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES IN ALL VARIETIES. ¥ | CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, FRUITS, FISFI AND MRS Heinz’s Pickles and Sauces, Dried Beef, Cheese, Mackerel, .Cod Fisk ;,, Syrups in metal cans, Crackers, Biscuits, Fancy Cakes, Patent ans ‘@"‘ Staple Flour, Bolted and Unbolted [eal. R 2 Saratoga Chips, ' ' : % Fleichman’s Yeast, - ‘ ”‘“‘ ‘i . Eggs, (fresh enough to poach.) 2 -~ ...FRESH FRUITS OF ALL KINDS... % Best Florida Orange-, Lemons, Pineapples, Bananas, Malag Grapes, Apples in great variety, Grape Fruit and cocoa Nuts, & Cigars, Pipes and Tobacco in many kinds and varieties%e b Fresh Fish and Oysters direct from the Gulf ¢ -49. fresh shipment every day, always kept-___f 8 Turkeys, Dressed Poultry and Game fresh every day ang ‘ -49. rator. Cranberries, Celery, Cabbages, Fresh stock of Raisins Prunes, Dates, Nuts, Spices and everything good for Christmas. $l 48. S . o I have a stock of Blanke's Famous St. ol —— OA N DY, from the factory and arriving every dage &% : pure sugar and fruits ; nothing in it to injure health of children, Mgt 9 prettiest and daintiest boxes you ever saw. Just the thing for a 4 ni “‘ Come and see it and you will be sure to buy. Nothiag like il SHOW MR, JOHN L. REED is with me to aid in selecting QWY SE- Faney Groceries. He goes to Atlanta every day to select fresh goods; § . e market has, so you can have same opportunity at,this store of getting the., T est to be had as if you could personally attend Atlanta Market. A e T E T PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST, j FANCY GOODS, NOT FANEY PRI, (Give me one trial and you will come again. ¥ : ; W - Yours for business, J. L.. Turner. Few men are so absent minded that they forget to laugh at their own jokes. . There are only‘twu really great disappointments’in life, not get ting what you want, and getting it. The chronie borrower, thinks that of the five senses the greatest is the sense of touch, The Best Prescription for Malaria * Chills and fever is a bottle of Grove’s TasreLess Curnn Toxro. Ttis simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No eure—no pay. Price 50c. N2n Overcoais’ g ! — ‘}o \ g and ' p e ® " Suits F 4 0 . that will defiy wind and : o weather, and keep you : =9 proof against an attack of \/ / pneumonia, iou will find . in our stock of Fech himer, Fishel & Co. suits and overcoats at prices 0 none can undersel{ “a The largest line of wool \\! 1 cottc . N anda covton. . . N\ ‘ ' | X Uuderwear . ~' - sy, < ‘ \ Men and B Q X en and Boys ; R\ inithe ey, . - . See us before'buying, and save money. Read & DuPre, Shoes, Hats and Gents’ Furnisnings. . 'PHONE 200, S Wise is the woman Wi 4 . () : worry, but twists = glory up in curl papers¥ gl | right on hoping for thel / A fashion wiiter JA@ woman should * dress 08 o figure,” According tglf. - lady is. hump-shondigs should wear a camel Hiig= Stops the Qpli' w and Works off | Laxative Bromo Quinine Table (8 cold in one day. No eure, no’ : Price 2) cents. - W R NGO, 51,