The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-27

iortn MS principles or business IN dealing
With the public, as his advertisement will
show. He has nice and extensive stock
of clothing which he is selling at rock
bottom prices, while in dress goods, boot
shoes, hats, &C., he is selling as cheap Ks
any one. Clever, genial and energetic be
is bound to please every icustomsr in
Equality and price. Cali and see him
The train on which Mr.. Chuck AnaeKy
son was going to Atlanta on Ii sdAyl u
last week, met with an accidenK and n
Jumped off, breaking his right Arga near
the elbow. He was carried to III hotel IN
Atlanta where his arm was set aad he was
brought to Marietta on Thursday. He is
doing very well and his many friends trust
to see him fully restored in few weeks.
Go to shockley's and ST new Inc of
Torcheon lace, just ressNed.
/ For SALE-Five AeagHful building gvss
within three minukesE walk III pfbli1
| square-one lot los bkE20 feet Che others
| to u &. N, HOLLAND.
Bleached and unbleached Canton Elan
mel at Hirschs S.
AM agent for thesouth for the WEIGH
Hosiery Min WHICH manufacturers only
children and bcEs--nnderwear. win re-
ceive next week big lot OF these goods,
and having bought from the factory at
agents price, can sell you very cheap.
GO Z; E: NoazMouEr
1 Al,
winter. Apply to GROVES Bios
For RESr-One AEebm house, good
neighborhood, possesSoe given October
ist. Apply to w A. McCREA
For sA1E-ohs1 gallon COW 500.
~ w. A. McCREA.
Mr.. W. h. Montgomery announces in
this issue his candidacy for Clerk Superior
Court and County Treasurer He is uni
versally popular with our people owing to
his efficiency, competency and courtesy.
Judge Spencer Atkinson when he presided
here few weeks ago, said that Mr.. Mont
gomery was the best Clerk he ever saw.
This was high but deserved compliment
IT is said the Rome accommodation
will cease to run to Rome after October
lst owing to inability among the
Railroad officials of the two roads to agree
to compensation. The train will run to
Dalton instead.
Go to shockleys kp8 see the largest
and best line of handNSShiefs in town.
A good horse, carriage and harness for
sale cheap. R. HIRscH.
Mr.. A. Armstrong, of Cedartown, has
bought lot from Mr. Erwin Maxwell
through the agency of j. H. Mountain
; and will improve the property and make
this place his home, He comes here with
the view of educating his daughter.
NorIcE The regular meeting of Cobt
county Farmers Alliance will meet at Ma
: rietta on Thursday the 4th day of October
1888 at 10 o'clock, a. m. earnestly de
t sire full representation Of each Sub-Alli
ance in the county. By order of
: S. R. COCHRAN, President
S Cobb County +. A.
a New line of HamberSEdging just re
n ceived at shockleys. II
Stetson Hats and Zeigler shoes a
D Hirsch's.
r 20 desirable Ids <Maxwelrs addition
0 near Whitlock Bs1se containing 10000
! at from to 1AS a squSsJ fbot. Cen.
trail locatio1/And unexceptiofal surround
ings CaJKand select your lot
j. II. MOUNTAIN, Manager,
M. & n Ga. R. Z. & /. Co.
100 lots in North Marietta opposite Mar
foot streets anS14 foot says. T6r Or the he
next 30 days theAebove lotS will be offered
at $500 font foot. Now is your time
to buy if you want to make money
J~HA- MOUNTAIN, Manager,
NJ. K N. Ga. r. +. & J. Co.
The nineteenth annual session of the
Union Musical Convention will be held at
Mt Bethel church. five miles south of
Roswell, Cobb county, commencing Friday
before the first Sunday in Oct. 1888. All
lovers of music invited R. W. BELLAH,
President
IHAvr elgagA Mrs. Thurman for the
coming seaNpE She comes to me very
highly reco1pended and is certainly a
very stylish rinhner; r: E. NoRrHcUEy.
A MILITARY company will soon he or
gained by some of our ambitious youns
men.
The man who pays as he goes generally
goes slow.
Mayor T. w. Glover has returned iron
New York.
Miss May Wolfe, of Atlanta, :is visiting
Mrs. j. i. Springer
Miss Luta Cooke, of Salt Springs, is Wis
ting Miss Addie Dobbs
LAM making 4 specially, at Mrs. Ander
sons old stand, Ladies, Boys and Chill