The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-02-13

-DIED-ln this city ON last Monday,
the 10th inst. Mrs. Ida Chase, wife of Mr..
W. c. Chase, and daughter of Prof ]. S.
Nichols. At the time of her death she was
in her 22nd year Cut off in her young
! woman-hood, with all the hopes and aspira
! tions of wife and mother. blighted in the
bloom is sad to contemplate, but teaches
the lesson of solemn TRUTH that death is no
respecter of persons or ages, but strikes his
keen scythe among the fairest as well as the
feeblest. To the hereaved We tender our
unfeigned sympathy.
...MR N. G. Gigniiliat now occupies the
store house formerly occupied by j. ].
Northcutt & Son, where he has more room
and shows to better advantage his excellent
stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats Boots,
Shoes &c. He also keeps choice stock of
| Groceries and the best of Hardware En-
terprsing and experienced, he knows when
and how TO buy, and selects his stock with
care and intelligence, and in I'll of his pur-
chases seeks to give his customers the bene-
| lit vi TIC DCSt EcNiS az tlAC iOhGob h5QiNSt
See his new advertisement and call and
see him. He has polite clerks to wait ON
you.
The mail service between Doraville,
Air Line Railroad, and Roswell, has been
increased from a tri-weekly to daily mail,
through the personal effort and influence Of
| oh GArInn ulial. chnnS fhuf
General Gordon has the interest of the PEG
pie at heart, ever mindful Of their wants
and ever ready to aid them. The people of
Roswell are gratifed and pleased with this
effort of Senator Gordon to give them good
mail facilities. All honor to the man.
We assure our readers that supply of
DR. HARTER's MEDICINES kept constantly
in the house, to be used according to direc-
tons when illness appears, will prove the
best investment that could be made.
Mr.. A. B. Gilbert now has Mr.. j. B.
Campbell associated with him in business.
the firm name being A. B. Gilbert & Co.,
as will he seen by advertisement in another
column. Marietta never raised two nobler
young men, genial, upright, and deserving,
we ask for them u liberal share of patronage.
Their stock is of the best and prices as reas-
enable as any one.
...Croaking, ever croaking, has become a
chronic disease with some men, and you
never hear anything else from them. They
get up in the morning croaking and go TO
bed eroaking They are certainly the most
intolerablc set of bores that this country was
ever afflicted with.
Seed Oats, German Millet. Onion Sets.
Onion Seed, Blue Timothy Grass, Orchard
Grass, Herd Grass, Flows and Plow Stocks. |
Single Trees and general stock of farmers
supplies at Haley Brothers.
DIR E. NJ Allen, who for twenty five
years. has been a resident Dentist of Mari. |
eta, has new card in this issue. He pro-
poses to do the best of work at economical
prices. His skill, experience, and high
standing are sufficient to recommend him to
those needing any thing in the dental line.
Ito WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-An per
sons indebted to me are notified to call and
settle before the Goth February as | viii be
to place all accounts in hands
of an officer for collection after that time
This applies to ALL c. F. MANSFIELD.
ITO THE PuBL.c.--We desire to inform
our friends and fellow-citizens of Marietta
that we have bought out Mr.. Clifton Mans.
fields dray business and would ask the con-
tinuance of his patrons. We mean to carry
on the business with energy fidelity and
Try us and see if we don't
mean business. Flowing done cheap. viii
attend all orders for draying both day ard
night SMITH & NICHoLEs.