The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-05-20

our citizens. This is right Let all have a
pride in identifying the town Old diIapi-
dated fencing should have attention also,
as nothing will render a street more insight
ly than bad-looking fence. Appearances
have heap to do in making property val.
uable and desirable. Property holders
In Marietta should not be Indifferent to these
matters. 1t satisfies your tenants and makes
them more willing to remain, besides it gives
an air of responsibility, attractiveness and
good taste that every body appreciates
Look ana see if there isn't something about
your property that needs your immediate at
tention. Other people will see it if you
don't
Insure your life your house and your
horse with Fl. G. CoRYEi.I
have had to FIJI in my stock of Clothing
Boots and Shoes with New Goods Just re-
ceived this week and, again, have a com.
plete stock to select from Come and see
me; can save you money Compare prices,
look elsewhere, and then give me trial.
Others have saved cash in their pockets and
you can do the same Don't buy even one
dollar $ worth of clothing until you have ex-
amined my stock w. f. GILBERT.
| The lot containing the grave of Mr..
Richard Winn, at the Episcopal Cemetery,
has been beautifed in substantial manner.
The American Marble Company was en-
ployed to enclose the lot with thick marble
stabs, large marble posts are at the corners
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lettered on the marble entrance. The lot
has been leveled and sodded 1t is a mag
ni6cent piece of work, attractive and dura-
BILE.
| Our stock of Furniture is made up OF
Substantial and Highly Polished Suits, Bed
steads, Chairs. Tables, Sideboards Ward
robes, and everything needed to make up a
complete outfit for housekeeping, and best
OF all 1t can be bought Is to 20 per cent
cheaper from US than elsewhere
| W. Z. GILBERT.
If you want nice Parasol 90 to Mrs.
b. Schoeuthalfs where you can price the
obbiest line in town, all shades
Tobacco by the box at Sessions, Handy &
Cos.
The Presbyterians have employed Mr..
| 1. H. Matthews to repaint the woodwork
of their church edi6ce and frescoe the walls
of the interior. They will make other i'm
provements also, which will make their
church the handsomest in town. They
have in the person of Rev DR. Buttolph one
of the best preachers in the State He is
universally loved and esteemed by our citi
zens.
The protracted meeting at the Baptist
Church is still in progress. The services
morning and at night have been largely at
tended. A large number have sought the
altar for prayer, while some 10 or Is have
connected themselves with the church.
Rev. Mr.. Tumlin's sermons have been de-
| livered with convincing power and have i'm
pressed all of his hearers. May the good
work go on.
The best Sets cigar in town at Sessions,
Handy l. Co.
Our customers are requested to come in
and give their notes for Guano and Supplies.
A. A. FLETCHER 4 Co
May 9Th, 1886.
Judge Fain while member of the
Georgia Legislature in 1870 voted for Fos-
ter Blodgett, a Republican, for United
States senator, as the records shows, says
Rome Courier correspondent And yet
Judge Faln wants to succeed Congressman
Clements The people should not allow
| Iudua Eatn ko daEaat
| Clements.
| Bacon rs not pslatable unless smok-
| ed Furniture is not good unless strong
To get that which is strong buy from
| w. E. GILBERT.
The handsomest line of White Dress
Goods in the city at Mrs B. SchoenthalIs.
| --Hirsch has an immense stock of Ladies
Opera Slippers and Newport Ties
The building Of an academy for the
Girls High School can be secured If the
citizens will raise $4,000. An additional
sum of $4,000 has been offered through Mr..
| Whitlock by non-residents if the citizens will
subscribe the amount named Ii seems to
us that this would be good opportunity for
US to secure this much desired educational
Institution.
| Mr. Will J. VIM is becoming quite a
stock raiser. He has the largest and finest
herd of Jerseys in the county His breed of
Berkshire-Poland hogs will carry off the pre-
MUM anywhere. He takes great pride n
raising stock, and the animal that falls I'M
der his ownership is certain of the best care
and attention.
20 straw Hats for 81 at Sessions Ham
by l. Co.
| Please come in at once and give us
your Guano Note and buy you Buggy and
Set of Harness cheap for cash or on time
WINTERS & LEGG.
Rev. z. C. Lemau, rector Of St. James
Church has been at Tate Springs for the
past two weeks. Rev. W, E. Eppes filled
his pulpit Sunday before last, and Rev. J. j.
Hunt, Sr., last Sunday.
From the way grass is growing in field,
meadow and swamp, our farmers can hAr-
vest hay enough to make more money than
they can raising cotton.
Bacon men are organized to carry Cobb
and holding nightly meetings, so we learn.
Gordon's friends should organize at once in
every militia district
| -49 lbs. Flour tor 81 at Sessions, Handy
& Cos.
If you want to sell, rent or exchange
your real estate apply to
| II. G. CoRYELL.
The festival at Smyrna given for the
benefit of the new Baptist Church realized
$ll9.65.
The Cobb county Jail is empty now,
with the exception of one United States
prisoner and one insane person.
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