The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-04-19

to live and let live. Courteous and accom-.
modating, he sells his goods at as low a
price as can De had in the market In tin.
ware, he can supply you with anything you
may want, guttering and roofing being q
speciality. House-furuishing goods of every
variety at the lowest prices. If you want
stove give him a call and he will astonish
you in the splendid bargains given.
Lemon, Mcmillan h Co, of Acworth
call attention to their stock OF Dress Goods
and Notions, which surpasses any ever be-
fore shown by them. They have the braids,
etc. to match many colors.
New stock of Shoes, all sorts and sizes
to be sold at bargain at McCutcheon's.
Pure Milk and Cream delivered on
short notice. JONI A. SIBLEv
Cottage Hill Dairy.
-WANFED-A young lady to clerk in the
confectionery department of Grocery store.
Apply by letter to Merchant" care Jour
nal, Marietta, Ga.
Solid Chambrays, all colors, lOcts per
yard at Springer's.
Mr.. Ham Blankenship and Mr.. Jim
Blankenship, sentenced to the Changing
from this county for violation of the prohi-
bltion law, were pardoned by Governor
Gordon on last Friday in accordance with
a petition sent to the Governor by the eiti-
zens of Marietta. General Phillips repre-
scented their appeal for clemency before the
Governor.
The Republican Convention, for the
Seventh district, met in Cartersylle, last
Saturday j. Spilman, of Cobb, in the chair
Col Zack B. Hargrove, of Floyd, was nomi
mated for Congress. j, B Glenn, of Whit
field, elector; Aaron Collins, of Barlow,
and A. B. Fortune, of FLOYD delegates to
Chicago. Cal. Zack already knows the re.
suit of the election as far as he is concerned
1t is eminently necessary that Marietta
have more manufacturing enterprises.
Our resident growth has been marvellous
but we need new business enterprises to
keep pace with IT, Very few new establish
ments have been started in Marietta to give
employment to mechanics. 1t is this class
that give increased commercial prosperity
to town.
Headquarters tor Straw Hats at A. B..
W. W. Springer's.
Our young friend A. Y Leake, appre-
ciatng the wants Of the people Of Marietta,
is now erecting first class Bakery and
having secured the services of the finest
Baker In the State, proposes TO furnish 10
our citizens all kinds of Bread, Cakes.
Crackers, &c. He will commence about
frst day of May.
No meeting of the Democratic Exeeu-
tive Committee having been held last Salur-
day, meeting is called for Saturday next
at eleven o clock, a M, at Court House
Let all be present and insure quorum.
WILL }. WIN, Chairman
60 t9 Anderson Brothers and get your
Georgia CEMENT
i have large, one-eyed, roam horse,
nine years old which does not suit me will
sell very cheap or exchange for better
horse, paying the difference.
r. II NoRrHCrTT.
On Saturday last, Mr. H G.. Coryell,
agent for Equitable life Assurance Society
of New York, paid Mrs p H. Evans, 81,
800 being insurance on the life of her de-
ceased husband
Rev. DR.. Bruner, President of Hiwas-
see Tenn College was the guest of Hon
A. S Clay on last Saturday and Sunday
He preached fine sermon at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning
The initial number of the Mineral
Post Acworth has been received. Mr.
G. NJ. Williams, young man 0i energy and
industry, is the editor. We wish it success
in all its undertakings
Mr. J. A. Calhoun and family, of Tole-
do, Ohio, are stopping at the Kenuesaw
House. Mr. Calhoun is a strong Democrat
and believes that Cleveland will be re elect
ed.
w. NJ. Freys new ten-horse Watertown
engine has arrived Mr. Frey is a live man.
and buys the best machinery for his lum-
bering threshing and ginning business
Bees are beginning to swarm early this
season. Mr. R Fl. Runyan has had two
swarms, one on the 9th and the other on the
| ltd inst.
Gents gauze undervests at Springers
Hamburg Edgings and Laces at Lem
on, Mcmillan & Co. S are the prettest and
cheapest yet.
The Grand lodge of the American
Legion Of Honor of the State will meet in
Marietta in July. There will be about 100
delegates in attendance.
The Marietta Academy Debating Club
had another large appreciative audience
last Friday night, The proceeds of the two
entertainments netted about $40.
Mr.. Chuck Anderson has sold out his
drove OF mules. We don't see why Mariet-
ia shouldn't be headquarters for the sale Of
mules as much SO as Atlanta.
We are going to have some fruit. The
peaches and apples are not all killed, while
lHC pCdi lhCIo MElI NEVER uEdNltT IOdOeQ
with pears
Anderson Brothers keep Plastering
Hair and Brick
i will sell for the balance Of this season
eggs from Plymouth Rocks 81 per dozen,
have also a few settings al Brown Leghorns
to spare all from valuable stock OF Lang
shares only young stock for sale after Au-
gust l. r. j. 7. AGRIcoLA.
DIR. P. R Cortelyou left Wednesday in
attendance upon the State Medical Associa
ton in session at Rome, where he will read
valuable paper
Fresh Candies received at r. L. North
cults every week
Spring in all its pleasing beauty profu.
sion of flowers, balmy breezes and lovely
sunshine, is upon us.
-Prettiest line of White Goods in town
AT Springers.