The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-15

seryediy so. Here you find in variety. quail
lty and quantity everything that is suitable
for the table. Luxuries as we'll as necessi
ties abound. Everything is neatly and well
arranged. while polite attention is proverb-
tally given to all irrespective of color or
creed, high or low, rich or poor, and all get
goods at the same price and tina, at the
lowest figures commensurate with a safe
legitimate business for pure goods Besides
fun line of family groceries, canned goods
crockery, &c, hay bran, &c, always on
hand. Free delivery wagon is kept going
all the time, and customers are given no
trouble in having their purchases placed al
their homes. Call and see how systemati.
cally Mr.. Leake runs his business and what
choice goods he can supply you with.
With the activity and progress OF the
South in development and wealth, the indus.
tIious colored man has learned that he has
a part to do, and the importance of owning
home OF his own has taken deep root in his
mind. In Marietta and its suburbs, there
are large number of colored people who
have neat, modest and comfortable homes
of their own This is good omen and the
fact that they are property holders will
make them better citizens. Anarchy never
hnds place among a homecoming, home
loving and industrious people
Go to the Dime Club al the residence
of d. F. MeClatchy on Friday night, if you
would have good time Ham. Sandwiches
and Hot Coffee.
-Jeresy Milk and Cream delivered in
any part OF Marietta JOHN A. SIBLEY.
Cottage Hill Dairy.
Beautiful line of black Cashmere and
all kinds of pretty spring goods at Springers
The Georgia Baptist Convention meets
at Brunswick, April Doth. For number Of
years DR.. P. II. Nell has been President Of
the convention. His death will necessitate
the election of some one who has not vet
filled that position. The name of Or. j. G.
Ryals, so we'll known in North Georgia has
been mentioned in that connection. DR..
Ryals is man Of superior culture eminent
piety aid perfectly familiar with the duties
of presiding officer; having been Modera
tor of the Middle Cherokee Association for
the past twenty years.
With the recurring of each season
those enterprising merchants, Austin &
Grist replenish their stock of Dry Goods
with the latest styles and best fabrics. They
have now on hand tull line of spring goods
that are attracting trade from well pleased
customers. In fine shoes they have made
specially of keeping stock that is no
trouble to sell to those who call and exam.
Inc. AS merchant tailors, they are turning
out suits of the most fashionable make and
of the best goods Now is the time to call
and make your selections.
REGULATIONS, Music, the Donkey, and
something good to eat, at the Dime Club,
Friday night, at d. +. McClatchey's resi-.
dence
The Commercial Department of the
Male Academy has been organized. Mr.
q b. Moore is teacher Of Book Keeping.
Pennmanship and Arithmetic Mr.. J. j
Hasting is teacher Of shorthand and ttpe.
writing The evening class is in session
daily at the Academy from to 9 o'clock.
Young men either in the town or in the
county should hasten 90 avail themselves OF
the advantages thus offered them. Quite
number OF our younger business men have
enrolled themselves as students in one or
the other of the departments.
Milk and Cream from Cottage Hill
Dairy
Roll Of Honor at Male Academy for
February L. Frey, Fred Barnes, N. II.
Stuart II. Haley, Ed. Gable, d Cole. Virgil
Hubbard, Albert Smith Tom Seize, Thorn.
ton Green, Chip Seize, Ed Manning, A. Il.
Chambers, Geo Sessions also in January
o. Grower, Dan Manget, Paul Cooper
Leoto Mason, Fred Dunwody, Clyde Mat
thews, Howell Trezvant
Attention is called to the advertise
men' of Mr.. G. S Burnap, who is prepared
at Phoenix Foundry to supply you with
machinery, castings, sorghum and feed mills.
New work and repairs promptly attended
to. he is also manufacturers agent for
Watertown Steam Engines When needing
anything in his line give him a call
Owing to the sickness of Judge Browns
daughter, Miss Salle who is dangerously
ill of relapse of measles, Cobb Superior
Count was adjourned last Monday to the
first Monday in April.
There is to be an oyster supper at the
parsonage, Thursday night, March 10Th, for
the benefit Of the Baptist Church Oysters
will be served from FIVE to eleven clock.
All are invited to attend.
Black cashmers and Henrietta cloth at
HIRscH's.
Highly bred Wyandott eggs for hatch.
ing $3.50 Tor ID. A few eockrels for sale
j. PAIGE, Marietta, Ga.
To be sold at the residence of O. L.
Groover, DECEASED, on Saturday 18th inst
mich cows fine beeves horse stock, sheep,
&c.
Milk and Cream from Cottage Hill
Dairy
-MARRIED-On the 18th inst, Mr.
Arthur A. Hames and Miss Eta Campbell,
Rev. Mr.. Maddox officiating. The young
and happy couple have our best wishes
-Harwood Seminary has IS pupils en-
rolled and about 80 in regular attendance.