The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-01-21


has any trading to do this year. In fact we
were surprised ourselves in reading over
this advertisement that they kept such an
immense stock of farmers supplies the very
things too, that are indispensable on any
well regulated farm This enterprising firm
of energetic, experienced and intelligent
business men are certainly wide-awake to
the wants and needs Of the times. What
they say can be depended upon, as they are
strictly reliable, honest and accommodating.
With plenty OF cash to buy from first hands
they can sell as cheaply as any one, and they
say they will not be undersold They have
always displayed a liberal spirit in selling
goods, or buying cotton. They have paid
the highest advance for your cotton and have
right to claim the praiseworthy credit of
helping to make Marietta the best cotton
market in Georgia and they certainly are
entitled to liberal share of patronage. One
favor deserves another. They helped YOU,
now help them, and you will always find
them ready to pay you the highest price for
your staple and sell you goods at the lowest
figures. Go and see them, talk with them,
and you will find that they mean business.
and can and will give you such accommoda-
ton as is reasonable and Just.
The talented Miss Mat Grim, of Allan
ia, who has been boarding in Marietta
for the past year at Mrs Smiths, in the Jan
uary number of that excellent and popular
Southern magazine Dixie published in
Atlanta, has sketch entitled, "A Summer
in North Georgia, which will be continued
in four more issues, the five issues contain
ing Miss Crim's article can be had for one
dollar. Remittances should be made to
Chas. H. Wells managing editor, Atlanta,
Ga. Miss Grim has achieved an enviable
reputation as literary writer, and her CON
tributlons to the Savannah News and the
Century have attracted wide attention
and won her deserved fame and ducats. A
lady of the highest refinement and culture
modest as a violet and pure as snow we are
glad of the distinction she has won, and we
urge our people to subscribe for the five
numbers of the Dixie" and read her adj
mirable sketch of her sojourn in Marietta
and North Georgia during the past summer.
-fhe time has about arrived when the
matter Of building female academy should
be agitated. The boys have been provided
for with nice new building and the girls
must not be sighted. They are the salt of
the earth and the sugar of our existence.
They sweeten our lives and our coffee. make
good wives and spend our money We
couldn't get along without them We can't
do too much for them for they are Heavens
best give to man. Let us build them a
handsome school building? Will not every
one who helped build the male academy,
duplicate his contribution to construct a
building for the girls? What say you?
George Vaughn, colored, who was fined
$500 90 in Cobb Superior Court over a year
ago for robbing grave in this county, is in
trouble again He is janitor Of the Atlanta
Medical College and with negro named
Smith, was caught stealing the body of ne
gro man from the Decatur cemetery Both
were arrested. The Medical profession
Of the college stood by Vaughn and paid his
fine in this county, and they will do it again.
John Williams and Harrison Roberts
both colored, were arrested and bound over,
for burgarizing the Acworth Mills on last
Thursday night They now languish in
Jail at this place Williams had only been
out of Jail here one month and four days,
and during the interval had been tried for
COW stealing in Paulding county and ac-
quilted. He seems to banker after erimiI
nal notoriety.
-RENEw AT ONCE.-Subscriber to the
Journal who fail to renew their subscrip-
ton by the first of February will have their
names erased from our books We expect
to make out new books by that time and
cannot carry subscribers on credit Paw
up the old score and renew for the new
year fyou fail to get the Journal after
that date it will be your fault Fair warn
ing
1t is said that Rev. Dr. Kendall Of
Rome, recently got as far as Atlanta on his
way to Joueshoro 10 marry Miss Dorsey,
when he received telegram stating that
the young lady had married the day before.
The young lady should not have frted with
a preacher The Macon Telegraph is au-
thorty for the statement although we had a
hint Of the matter before
The next Quarterly meeting of the Cobb
County Sunday School Association will be
held in Acworth the third Saturday and
Sunday in February All persons interested
in the Sunday School work are cordially in
yited to attend Superintendent are re-
quested to send in reports to Secretary at
once r. N. HOLLAND, Secretary
Mr. James Tileston and daughter, of
Minnesota, Mr.. and Mrs. }. W. Hilton of
Brooklyn, N. g. and Mr. Johnston Mcclure
Of Milwaukee, are spending the winter in
our city, and are stopping at Mrs. McIel-
lan's.
Delightful weather once more re-estab-
fishes the reputation OF the Sunny South"
for sunny skies Our Northern visitors are
taking good deal Of outdoor exercise and
seem well pleased with the surroundings.
-Losr. "A black velvet jacket trimmed
in fur the finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving at d. F. McClatchy's store.
Mr.. Sam Hirsch has zone tn Now York