The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-01

IF. W. HART. OF Atlanta, the well
known dealer in white pine doors, sash
blinds, &c, tells the people in this issue
what he has and how cheap he is selling -
To first class material and low prices he ut,
tributes his marvellous success in Atlanta.
having built up trade second to none in
all the South. His warehouse from
top to bottom is full Of goods kept in his
line of business. He is pushing forward to
grander results and from the energy and
cleyerness of the man, we have no doubt he
will succeed See advertisement
"A rope walker, carrying long balance
stick and the euphonious title of Prof
Frank Stookey. gave public exhibition in
/ this place last Friday. on rope stretched
from:the Masonic building to McClatchey ;.
His gymnastic leats and his feet walking
were good, but he was not rewarded by u
! large amount of the "root of all evil. "
REV w. D'AnderSon will address the
Cobb county Sunday School Association. at
Powder Springs next Saturday May 3rd
Some of the Schools of the county are pre-
pairing to attend the meeting en- masse \
large crowd is expected The presen, pros
pect is that this meeting will be the most
interesting meeting that has yet been held
Let everybody go and aid the good work.
and enjoy pleasant day. Take well filled
baskets.
Reporter do you buy your SUI
gar? Customer-Why, from W. j. Kiser
& Co They sold me barrel of fine Gran.
ulated Sugar as cheap as could buy it in
Atlanta. They will give you (10) ten
pounds OF fine GRADUATED Sugar for 500
at Retail They win sell anything they
keep as cheap as you can buy in the city Of
Atlanta. Try them if you don't believe it.
They have lot of Philadelphia made shoes
which they offer extremely low II you
| want to buy goods cheap, call ON them, and
don t forget the place w j. Kiser Il Co.
Mr. Abner Cox a reliable young man, will
be ever ready to wait on you
."MARRlED-At The residence OF the
brides mother Mrs. J. II. Elliott, Mr.. r.
Ewing Brown of Ashville, n. c.. to Miss
Lila B. Shanklin of our city. The happy
couple left on 10 O. clock p. m. train, and,af-
ter few days soiourn in Atlanta will leave
for his home.
The sea is wide before thee
The storm and calm must come,
But may the stars look on thee
And bring thee safely home.
We would that every blossom
OF sweetest hue may Irvine
To blend and tie thy husbands life
In memory to thine.
The members of the Methodist Sunday
School who expect to attend the meeting of
the Cobb county S. S. Association to be held
at Powder Springs next Saturday will please
report to the committee of arrangements or
myself by u O'Clock Friday, SO that arrange
ments can he made for transportation. The
wagons will leave the city Park at =
o clock sharp Saturday morning, and all
are expected to he there promptly at the
hour, with well filled baskets
w. p. McCATcHEY, Sup't
GAY McCleskey & Co.. Of Atlanta,
have mammoth advertisement in this is
sue which we call attention to. For want
of space we defer a lengthy notice until
next week
I'VE never,-what never? well, hardly
ever-saw the like of spring suits.
e. Ring men, ''winunce" and other
games are very artistically displayed on
Cherokee and all other streets.