The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-02-04


the column advertisement of Hunt 4 Co.
in this issue. Besides the extensive stock Of
staple and fancy groceries which they carry
and supply their numerous customers with,
they are also dealers in several brands Of
fertilizers, which for reputation and excel.
lence rank with the best on the market.
This firm is noted for fair-dealing, courte-
sy and liberality and deserve the large
and growing trade which they are the re-
cipients of from well-pleased and apprecia-
tive customers Mr.. 7. L. Hunt is the bust
ness manager of this firm, and to his bust
ness sagacity, enterprise and energy is large
ly due the popularity and prosperity that at
tends their business. We assure our farm
ing friends and readers that in buying their
supplies and fertilizers from Hunt q Co,
they will get just such guanos as represent
ed, without the least deception. This firm
is in the market as solicitors for your trade
and if you will give them chance they will
make it to your interest to trade with them.
Don't forget to read what they have to say
III their column advertisement
Some of the best musical talent of our
city are enthusiastically anxious to organize
q music club, and this very desirable object
can be accomplished if all lovers of music
will join the club. The services of Prof w.
F. Clark, of Atlanta, can be secu ed once a
week, and by this means the club can be
made a success. Will not some one see
what can be done in the matter? Any one
wishing TO join the musical club will please
leave their names with Mr. J. B. Campbell
at the Post Office.
The firm Of w. P. Anderson & Son is
one of the oldest and most reliable in the
city Mr.. d. N. Anderson is one of the most
active and enterprising young men in the
city and has shown sagacity and prudence
in the management of the business of this
firm, that has brought success. They
are bankers cotton buyers and dealers in
general merchandise and fertilizers. They
also keep the best make of one and two
horse wagons and can give the most accom-
modating terms to farmers. either for cash
or on time. Ever courteous and obliging,
our farmers in making their purchases this
year, will do well to call on them and get
their prices and investigate the merits Of
their guanos. This firm win not be under
sold and are prepared to furnish you the
best goods for the least money. Call and
see them.
go to Stephens Bros market and get
Pork Sausage seasoned with Bells Sausage
spice. Telephone No. "a.
"A car load of Texas Rust Proof Oats
just received and for sale at
JOHN L. MANNING's,
| Northeast corner of square
The excursion of the Ohio farmers ac-
companied by DR.. Estabrooks, will be in
Atlanta on the 9th inst. VIII there be a
committee Of our citizens 20 down to Allan
ia and invite these farmers to visit this
county, with a view of buying and locating
here. 1t seems to us some action should be
taken. We have urged the matter earnestly
hoping Cobb county might be kept in the
van of Southern progression.
The treasurer of Milton county, Mr..
James Spence, used 5000 of the county's
funds, and it so worried him thathe commit
ted suicide by hanging himself with bride
rein last Friday night His friends tried to
| disabuse his mind of any criminal intent,
and that they would make the sum good, but
he brooded over it until he ended his life BY
his own hand.
When Southern people talk about
factories, they get big notions into their
heads. The Yankee makes fortune ON the
manufacture of too'h-p'cks, pins, 6sh-hooks,
lead-pencils, brooms, buckets. ink-stands and
other small articles. The South should try
some Of these small industries as wen as
the great ones like cotton factories. iron
works wagon shops, etc.
Mr.. W. II. Covington has removed his.
shoe shop to the rear part Of Dir. J. W. Har-
deman's store, where he is prepared to do
the finest and best work in his line, also all
kinds Of repairing he has good workmen
and those who patronize him win be pleased
in price, quality and style. Read his adj
| vertisement in another column and call and
see him. -s~
As will be seen by notice elsewhere in
this paper, Mrs. V. l.. Ray will assist Prof
Harris at the Male Academy Our people
should support by their patronage and 9TH
erwise, the efforts now being made to build
up thorough, progressive, practical school
for our boys. Mrs. Ray will assist in teach
ing the smaller boys and ip the Evolutionary
work.
Who will be candidates for State Sena-
tor from this district and who viii run as
Representatives from CObbH We think the
creditable record Hon. A. s. Clay made
in the last House OF Representatives, enti-
ties him to reelection, or, better still, pro-
motion to the Senate He suits our people
without doubt.
The Canton Advance says that Maj. E.
c. Machen, Vice President Of the Marietta
and North Ga. Railroad, is relative of
Judge James R. Browns wife.
Mr.. Ed Barton, of Canton, who former
ly clerked for Mr.. H. D. McCutcheon, of
Marietta, was married to Miss Carrie Cog
gins, Of Canton, recently.
old man Hurst says Lulu has not lost
any of her electrical power, but can still i'm
part the force of young earthquake 70 any
object she places her hands on.
Our esteemed fellow citizen, Col. p. w.
Alexander, has been confined to his home
sick for couple of weeks. We trust he
will soon be out again. eNUl ti
Rev. c. G. Leman filed the pulpit at
ST. Phillips Church in Atlanta last Sunday,
and Rev. William II. Hunt, of Atlanta. Off
ciated at the ST. James Church.