The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-09-03

| NlsltlHS tne lalnlIy OF COl. d. w. ROBERTSON
at GAINESVILLE, Ga
Mrs. n. S. caves, OF Gainesville, had a
wardrobe to fall on her, dislocating her
shoulder and breaking an arm.
Mr.. B. R. Legg and wife have returned
from their visit to Tennessee. Mr.. Legg is
ready to buy the first bale of new cotton.
The business season has opened and
money will begin to circulate. We expect
every one indebted to us to pay us promptly
"A large line of Fall Bingham at Hirsch's.
Mr. r W. Gable has moved his shop to
the Masonic building in the rear of the store
occupied by Mr. Sam Mozely,
Mr.. John Waters fell last Thursday off
of Mr.. Johnson's new building and was dis
abled for several days.
Mrs Joseph E. Gable and children, of
Atlanta are visiting the family of Mr. R. W.
Gable.
Bargains in ladies' mems an ohildrel's
| shoes at McCutcheon's
Nice lamb and mutton at Stephens
market every day.
Mr.. Whitaker Nichols, agent for the
Misses Smith, is having six room cottage
built on the site this side of the dwelling oc-
cupied by Mrs. Wright on Dallas street.
"A cold day in August" came in upon
us last week, and the expression will be
used more careful hereafter, as such day
rolls around occasionally
MIR. W. Z. Gilbert, one Of our enter
prising and clever merchants, has returned
from Northern markets, where he purchas-
ed splendid stock of goods for the fall and
winter trade
Stephens is the place to get all kinds Of
tender meats.
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, in fact all Groceries
at rock bottom prices, at McCutcheons.
The Eatonton Messenger speaks of
Hon A. s. Clay, Of Cobb, as one Of the most
active members of the Legislature Steve
is making considerable reputation as a pru-
dent and able legislator.
There is always somebody in every
community who know how to run a newspa-
per better than the editol, yet they hardly
ever succeed in their own chosen ayOca-
ton.
--Jndga W. NJ. Sessions of Marietta, and
his beautiful and amible daughters, Mise
Sale and Susie, returned to their home on
last Monday, after short visit to this
place EilUiay Courier.
The fellow that thinks he was born with
better supply of information on the sub
jeet of running a newspaper than the men
who make it a business is as numerous as
the green bay tree and similarly oolored,-
Dalton Citizen
l will make it to your interest to buy
Furniture from me, will sell below Atlanta
prices Good stock on hand to select from
w. E. GILBERT.
A large line Of Ladies and Misses Lin
en- Collars and Cuffs II. HIRscH & SoN.
Mr.. Mark York, of this county, died of
typhoid fever in Gordon county, Ga, on last
Sunday morning and his remains were
brought to this county for burial on Monday.
He was a young man well known and his
death will be regretted by many friends.
Our merchants are getting ready for
the fall trade by getting additional clerks
Nh, Waller Atkinson is book-keeper for W.
P. Anderson y Son Mr. Barnes is with R.
Hirsch & Son; Mr.. Tom Glenn, of Atlanta,
is with W. E. Gilbert; and Mr. James Young
is with Mckenzie q Warren.
-FIirsch will receive in the next twenty
days three car loads of furniture.
-Ifyou want The best meat 90 to Steph-
| ems market
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal Hams, &c,
to sell low as the lowest.
Would it not be well for the city author
tiles to require the owners of the old hotel
property near our office to fill up the minia-
i9te ponds which have formed in and around
it2 All possible causes for disease should
be removed at this period If the year. Sew
eral lanes and back streets, require aLtep-
tion also.
The highest test Of the superiority of a
country is the condition of the masses of its
people That is an unhealthy prosperity
which develops a large percentage of rich
people at the expense, as it must be. of its
working classes The general diffusion of
the blessings of life is what is most desired
In this respect the southern States will com
pare tavorably with any part of the world.
Call and examine our Dress Goods Hos
ieFy end Handkerchief
r. HIRscH & Son
--DIED.-Mr. william H. Casey, of this
place, died in Atlanta last Monday morning
of dysentery He was engaged in business
on Marietta street for Mr. W. H. Wallace
and had been sick but few days His re.
mains we're brought to this place Monday
afternoon and we're inferred Tuesday morn
ing. lie leaves wife end three children
to mourn his death.
Enthusiasm is one OF the most powerful
engines Of success, When you do thing
do It with a will, do it with your might, put
your whole soul into it, stampit with your
own personality. Be active, be energetic
be enthusiastic and faithful and you will ac
complish your object, Nothing great was
ever achieved without enthusiasts.
You will find W. L. Gilbert ready with
full line of Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes Hats. &c Call and see his goods
! haisssy purchasing elsewhere, you will save
money
A few doses Of shr,ner Indian Vermi
fuge, given in time, may save you many dol
lars in money and the life OF your child,