The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-11-01
MARIETTA MATTERS.

be bottled +?
THAT cotton factory ought to materlalize
in Marietta
MARIETTA needs manufacturing indus
tries. Will our people build them
MIR. james Banks is smiling smile that
b etokens happiness-it is fine boy.
Judge Spencer Atkinson, of Brunswick,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Del Lawrence
Mrs. E. r Anderson and two children
of Gadsden, Ala, are visiting relatives in
Marietta. Times.
A Marietta young man went 'possum
hunting one night last week and caught
three coons.
A LADY friend leaves with us five dol
lars for the needy Florida refugees. This
is, indeed, generous contribution from q
generous heart.
AMONG those attending the Technologi-
cal school in Atlanta are James Hammett
and Will Granting John and Tom Seize
Will SlaHu an examination.
Mr. Eugene Campbell who works at the
American Marble Works, had his right
foot badly mashed in handling piece of
marble one day last week.
Mr.. Lewis W. Young has been appoint
ed general manager of the American Mar
Bile Works, and Mr.. Geo. F. Newell treas
urer,-two as clever gentlemen as YOU will
find in day journey.
MISS Mollie Wylie, of Cherokee Mills
step-sister Of Mr.. j. B. Garrison, of this
place, has finished a quilt, after six years
patient work, containing l0,2OS pieces.
The quilt is now at Mr.. Garrison's house.
REMEMBER the Presidential and Con-
gressional election comes off on Tuesday
the 9th of November Let voters turn out
and give Cleveland, Thurman and Glenn
ents large vote.
MONEY to loan For information call
on w. NJ. q NJ. NJ SESSIONS. Atty's.
LEAVE your orders with r. l.. Northcutt
for fleischman compressed yeast
Hon. G. F. Gober has made one of the
best Solicitors Georgia has ever had and
when he retires to private life he will carry
with him the plaudits of the people whom
he has served so faithfully His place will
be hard to fill.-Blue Ridge Post
More strength and power lies in single
dose of B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm
than in a hundred doses of sarsaparilla
extract, and other so called blood remedies.
Read of its miraculous cures in other parts
of our paper.
ONE of our Marietta butchers killed a
hog last week and on cutting open its
head, found it devoid of brains. We have
seen some of these brainless species occu.
plying two seats in a passenger coach
never deigning to offer standing passen
| ger seat.
K. l.. Northcutt is still having big rur
on Lotus Flour. There is nothing on the
the market can compete with it.
A full measure and a little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
MoMAJA Coffee, delicious blend of higl
grade, whole roasted coffee, sold by
Il. L.. NORTHCUTT.
Hon. John O'Keefe, of Providence, R.
L., who is on tour through the south, de-
livering lectures on the objects and aims
Of the Knights Of Labor, addressed large
audience at the Court House in this place
on last Thursday night. His lecture was
highly interesting and at times eloquent.
THERE will be sold in Meinerts livery
stable lot in Marietta next Tuesday 9th
inst.,::l 25 young Texas ponies at auction.
Call and see them before the sale.
W. Fl. WARREN,
r. H NoRTHCUTT.
A "colored geman' tried to get in Mr..
W. j. M. Hames' house Saturday night
at window. A dog in the yard nabbed
the intruder, and for a short time there was
fun in that yard. The negro finally Jump
ed the fence and escaped the further
| aftectlonate caresses of the dog.
FOREIGN and domestic fruits, and choice
candies can be found at r. l.. Northcutt' S.
FoR RENT-One 7-room house, good
neighborhood, possession given October
LIST. Apply to w A. McCREA.
CAST iron fire place Innings save fuel
and brick. Every householder needs
them. Made to fit at Phoenix Foundry.
For l0c per yard you can get Dless
| Goods worth zoe at Springers'
The Troy Carriage Company, Troy,
Ohio, received three diplomas at the Rome
Exposition, one for the best jump seat
buggy, one for the best open buggy and
one for the best top buggy. This factory
also took three premiums at the Piedmont
Exposition. These vehicles are sold by
Messrs. B. R. Legg & Bro, and by Man
ming Bros, under strict guarantee from
the Troy Carriage Company.
The young man. George G, Ninde, who
committed suicide at the Georgia Marble