The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-09-28

MIR. jeff II. Land, foreman OF the Ma
rietta Paper Manufacturing Co, has been
presented by Mr.. S. A. Anderson, Proprie-
tor, a handsome watch and chain. of j. p.
Stevens make, as an earnest of the high
appreciation Of his past six years faithful
and efficient services with the Company.
We congratulate Mr.. Land on his good for.
tune. We have been using paper manufac.
tured by Mr.. Land for years, and find the
quality hard to excel.
-. Remember that Hirsch has full line
OF carpets, oil cloths and mating.
THE excursion to Jasper over the Mari
eta and North Georgia Railroad last Tues.
day was attended by large body of repre-:
sentative business men of Atlanta and Ma
rietts. We regret that press of business
prevented us from going on the excursion,
as it certainly would have afforded US a
great deal of pleasure. We tender our
thanks to the gentlemanly officers of the
Road for their kind invitation.
IL. s. Northcutt Il Son have one of the
largest stocks of goods for fall and winter
trade ever brought to this market. Their
Ready made Clothing. Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes Hats and Notions cannot be excelled
in style, quality and durability. More than
that they will not be undersold. They are
business men Of experience honesty and
reliability and will not misrepresent any
thing to make sales. Look through their
beautiful and elegant stock and you will be
sure to purchase and be pleased. The gen
tlemanly proprietors and courteous clerks
study to please, and are ever ready to show
goods.
Mr.. Z. A. Withers' Iron Foundry near
Marietta was destroyed by fire last Wednes-
day morning about A o'clock. All the
buildings were burned except the pattern
building. 1t was the work of an incen
diary, and is heavy loss on Mr.. Withers.
as there was no insurance.
Those Cloaks and Jackets at T. Il.
Shockley's are the very things you need for
this winter. Now is time to purchase.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
"A gentleman told one of our citizens on
the excursion train Tuesday last, that he
knew of 26 FELTON, men around Woodstock
who had changed to Clements
Gen. Henry r. jackson will address
the people of Cobb county at Marietta on
the first Tuesday in October at 10 O clock NJ.
He is one of the most eloquent and polished
speakers in the State and it will be treat
to hear him. Be on hand
MIR. John Scroggins, a workman on
Mr.. j. r. Brumbys new house, on last
Tuesday, fell from scafiold to the ground,
distance of thirty five feet, breaking his
left arm and otherwise injuring himself
DO not forget that Hirsch has moved
his furniture to his new warehouse in rear OF
new store, has just received one car nice
goods.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
NOTICE. The bridge scross Chattahoo-
chez River at Green i Pope's Ferry is now
complete and ready for the travelling public.
DIR. FELTON, will speak at Roswell, Fri
day, ~ o clock and at Acworth, Saturday,
10 o'clock.
...Step up and pay your city taxes and
save cost. Marion Manningis in earnest.
Mr. P. V. Kolb is announced for Tax
Collector in this issue. Remember him.
Express office at Powder Springs was
robbed of $40 Monday night No clue.
I'VE have remodeled our gnnery with
a new gin, cleaner and condenser of the
latest improvement and are now ready to
give the best satisfaction to customers
Give US a trial on our new machinery.
A HOWELL & Son.