The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04


that Young Joe" Brown, of the Western
and Atlantic Railroad, through his Kenne-
saw Gazette, Of Atlanta, and his illustrated
War Scenes" publications has done much
for this beautiful city, yet the people of
Marietta have been awake to their own in.
terests in many ways, and success was sure
to come to them on the principle that the
Lord helps those who helps themselves
and the Lord certainly has blessed Mariet-
ia with healthfulness and beauty of stu
alton unsurpassed. But the chief factor
In city's progress and growing fame is
really neat and readable journal, especial
ly one backed by well-equipped and
properly conducted office. The Marietta
journal has always been fine paper, but
IN Its new dress and enlarged form it is an
honor to the State as well as the pride of
Marietta. 1t is ably edited and run by
leveLheaded managers. Southern Cult.
Gator.
| HAVE thisl season larger stock of
Clothing than herktofore in prices from
$500 to $25.0d Der suit attractive suits,
good suits, and Vw prices.
X W. E. GILBERT
D5 SssD your ordsf1f~S Betting to E. P.
The largest stock oSS,6ves ever brought
TO Marietta can be seen ATE. P. Dobbs'
Low and reap rates on all goods
at McCutcheo4s.
For the best Road Cart for the least
money, call on or write to J. L. Tapp, Ac-
worth, or W: j. Tapp, Powder Springs,
"a You can save at least IS by buying
this cart.
ALL shades M,Aenriettas and Cash.
meres just receivsdNt Springer's.
We have a telephone and will hurry
goods from Atlanta. X CROSBY.
The best SOC unlaundred shirt in Mariet-
ia at Hirsch's
DIED-Mr. w. A. Copper. an esteemed
citizen Of this place died suddenly at his
home on Wednesday night OF last week of
heart ssdisease. He was Y years of
age, and was brother-in-law of General
Henry R. Jackson of Savannah. He
leaves wife and several grown children
Mr.. Couper's funeral took place Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Episcopal
Church, Rev. G. P. Hebbard officiating. A
large concourse Of citizens were present.
A COTTON factory in Marietta could be
run as cheaply here as in Dalton, and Dal-
ton has cotton factory that is paying the
magnificent dividend of rs per cent. per
.annum. Can you imagine that you have
or can obtain better dividend on any
money you can invest? We opine not
yet our people are slow in moving in thi:
matter. A cotton factory would not only
benefit the stock holder, but the town. i
would enhance real estate in value, give
employment to numerous operatives, in
crease the population, put more money il
circulation, give additional patronage t.
our merchants, make demand for more
houses, create a better MAJ ket for farm
produce, add to the taxable property of tn,
town, and would show progressive spiri
worthy Of our growing town. But win'
work will not build it 1t takes dollar
and a heap Of them. What we want i
leading citizens to take hold of this matte
and push it to contamination
LippincottS Monthly with e P. Roe
Queen SpadeSANCrosby's Drug Store.
GIVE us Your Ell /bill, we will protec
Dry Goods to selekN&om.
w. E. GILBERT.
Ring us MP. N0pr telephone number is
four. CROSBY.
Hirsch e. Sons are selling a splendid
article of Bingham at q cents. Other
houses ask s. for the same quality.
IT is very importaN% set CRATES with
b b,5s Brick You s1s'ttP'" fro" E. P
McCutcheon has in few goods, new
s ~iis d hiP to wait on many customers
at Crosby's.
Nh. lack Rogers was helping to build a
house for Mr.. Bishop at the McAfee place
about five miles above Marietta. he with
others were sleeping in the incomplete
house Part OF the flooring had been
laid, and Mr.. Rogers got up Wednes
day night and forgetting that the flooring
was not finished, stepped off between the
sleepers and fell on his abdomen, sustain.
ing serious injuries He was removed to
his home three miles east of Marietta, and
every medical attention given him by DIR.
| Gober n,
The journal is Democratic paper and
has no apology to make for being one.
New parties have risen and gone down in
front of the Democratic party, but the
Democratic party still lives and will con-
tinue to live
The semiannual meeting OF the Marietta
Library Association viii be held at the Lii
brary rooms, Thursday, October 4th, 1888