The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-15

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natures noblemen, who is cutting
and making suits in the latest and
most fashionable styles.
W. P. GAUT, the Artist, up stairs
little further on, has the tact and
skill of making you "see yourself as
others see you.
Then comes the long established
Drug Store Of VIM. RooT, whose af-
fable manners and pleasing face, still
greet customers, as it has for a nuns
Der of years. He is still active and
energetic, and without him Marietta
would not seem itself. With his
three sons, Bill, Jim and Henry, the
business is being conducted on a
prosperous basis.
Next nicely and attractively ar
ranged is the store Of Mrs. ScHoEN>
THALL, where Confectionerics, Dry
Goods, "Christmas Toys" Notions,
&C., is kept without limit in the
range of variety. Politencss and
accommodation meet the many Gus
toners of our worthy lady in her
transactions.
Just above this establishment is
the Office of DIR. L. M. ALLEN,
Dentist, so we'll known for scientific
skill and proficiency in his profession
and who, in his good nature, still al
lows the people to '.jaw" him, pros
vided they havn'ttoo much ''cheek. "
In the roar of this building is the
Harness Making, Repairing, Boot
and Shoe Factory of Messrs. BLACK
WELL & GoRHAM, who give perfect
satisfaction in their line of business.
Don't you Sanford You bet
AS we pass on to the West side,
we hear the putting engine driving
the machinery of the Sash and Blind
Factory of Messrs. HENDERSON &
DYSON, who are also house carpen-
tiers and contractors-men of nerve,
energy and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
their own fortunes. Their work will
stand favorable comparison for ex
ceIlence, durability and neatness of
finish.
The Banking House of Messrs,
ALDRICH & VAN WICK, next at
tracts our attention, an institution
that has been of great benefit to our
city. For a whole soul gentleman,
in every particular, we commendyou
to Judge Van Wyck.
Next is the extensive establish
ment of j. T. HALEY & Co, dealers
in general mcrchandise-Dry Goods
and Groceries, who are liberal in
trade and enterprising in business.
That genius, "Pos" Gilbert is the
polite clerk of the establishment.
Adjoining we find large and
choice selection of Dry Goods and
Groceries of w. j. & C. G. KIsER.
These gentlemen as merchants are
proficient and their selections are
made with judicious judgment, and
their prices should prevent any one
from seeking other markets. Their
clerks, Messrs. Goodwin and Abbott,
are courteous and accommodating.
Next comes the elegant Drug es>
Enlistment of H. M. llAMMETT &
Co., where chemicals, drugs, dye
stuffs, perfumes, books and station
cry, &C., are kept in boundless pro-
fusion, and presided over by their
efficient clerks Messrs. Simpson and
White, besides the experienced pro-
prietors, II M. Hammett and DR..
G. Tennent.
Higher up we come to the Dry
Goods and Grocery establishment of
LUKE S. NoRTHCUTT & DIR. j. 7.
JELKs, who keep a constantly re-
plenished stock and who are doing
good business Messrs. George and
Frank Nor.hcutt are the accommo-
dating clerks.
The Stove and Tin Warehouse of
Capt. J. NJ. WILSON is next "a man
of fine business experience and good
judgement, and who keeps good
stock always on hand and excellent
workmen.
The Barber Shop of ANDREW &
FRANK ROGERS, is where all our
merchants and citizens go aud leave
with cleanly shaven face and hair
nicely dressed.
The Market House of K. w. SHU-
CART adjoins, where nice meats are
kept in good taste.
AS we come on towards the
JOURNAL OFFICE, we cast eur eye
towards the Railroad and observed
the Livery Stable of j. A. G. AN
DERSoN, where fine horses, elegant
phetons, and splendid equipages,
are kept.
No city of like dimension can
boast of a more intelligent, enter
prising and honorable class of bust
ness men than those of Marietta.
Nearly every line of business is reps
resented--Iuxury and comfort en-
virou the people. and administer to
their wants.
New YORK, Nov. l3.-.Cotton firm