The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-01-26

"hich, at our very doors, would save great
deal OF freight for this precious fibre is
shipped to New England mills and comes
back to US converted into cloth. A cotton
factory would bring into our town a number
OK families, employees. who would quicken
and add TO the volume of trade and make
Our growing town commercial mart. 1t is
well enough TO have capitalists locate in our
city, but it is more important to have man
ufacturing enterprises inaugurated that give
employment to mechanics and add to our
population. Let US move in this matter
and start cotton factory
We will sell you ready made clothing at
New York cost for next 60 days to make
room for spring stock. Gem City Shoe
Store"
The First National Bank of Marietta is
one of the best equipped and handsomely
furnished institutions you will find any
where. Since the Bank commenced bust
ness, it hiss met with gratifying encourage.
ment. The deposits have been more than
$4,000, while the loans, collections, dis
counts and exchange have run up beyond
their most sa1guine expectations. The
gentlemanly and courteous officers, Presi-
dent Boone and Cashier McCandlish, under
stand their business thoroughly and are alert
to push the banking business In another
column appears an advertisement, which we
call attention to-
R. l.. Northcutt receives fresh water
ground meal every week from Boaz & Fite
-PIANo FOR REE@Apply to John R
Seals. Tuning and repairing pianos a
speciality.
While we all want immigrants of the
right sort TO come to our State, it Is the part
ofsensible men to try and keep our Georgia
boys from leaving home and seeking to bet
ter their condition in Texas and elsewhere
1t should be pleasure to all our people
to aid and help young men to secure stua-
tons and to advance them in business. 1t
is by this means we consolidate and retain at
home young men who will make good cti-
zens. They are friendly TO our people and
our institutions and more heartily enter into
the spirit and sentiment of our government
than foreigners, who are strangers and have
been raised differently. Help the young
men, encourage them and persuade them to
remain in Georgia and help to make her
soil bloom as the rose
"A large lot of Women's heavy Shoes at
90cts per pair worth 81 25 Gem City
Shoe Store"
Shoes of all sizes and qualities at
HIRscHs.
The MARRIAGE of Mr.. Arthur B. Spring
err, of Marietta, and Miss Roselle Mansfield
took place on Wednesday afternoon 25th
inst at the residence of Mr. w C. Mans
field in Cleveland, Tenn The gentlemanly
groom is one of Marietta's most excellent
business young men, deservedly popular and
highly esteemed while the bride is we'll
known to our citizens, having lived here
many years. She is beautiful blonde, ac.
eomplished and charming and has 2 host of
friends who will gladly welcome her back
to Marietta. Our best wishes attend them
through life.
Fresh Dates Prunes, Raisins Bananas
Apples, Oranges, and in fact everything in
the fruit line, kept constantly on hand at
r. l.. Northcutts.
J oR SALE-Full Jersey Bull calf also
good soft or hard coal stove; cord wood
taken in payment. Apply to
VIM j. BENNETT, Marietta.
The next quarterly meeting of the Cobb
County Agricultural and Industrial Assoeia-
ton will meet at Midway Church near Lost
Mountain on Friday the tenth of February
next at l0A.M M. A full attendance of those
interested in agriculture invited to be pres
ent. 1t is also desirable that all the clubs
in the county be well represented
D. W. ORR, President
W. T. H9psE, Secretary
Shade trees should be extensively plant
ed this season. All the streets should be
e lined with them. The citizens on Roswell and
Cemetery streets should set opt q number,
Shade trees greatly beautify a town Wa
ter oaks and elms are the general favortes.
Let all our citizens do something in this
line.
The best beef in the city at Stephens
Brothers market
. Booth and Barrett gave three perform
6 ances in Atlanta last Friday and Saturday
-Othello, Hamlet and Julius CAESAR Each
: performance was attended by crowded au-
dience. Many of our citizens attended.
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and adjacent counties all the goods they
J! may need in our line on time this year.
r. HIRscH & Son
We fasten good buttons on all Shoes
a sold by us free OF charge. Gem City Shoe
Store"
= Capt ". J. Hudson has accepted po-
stion with the firm of Mckenzie Warren
' where he will be pleased to have his friends
o to call and see him. Thankful for patron
= age in the past he will strive to merit con
tinuanee,
i Applicants for license to teach public
T. schools in Cobb county for the year 1888
will be examined January Goth and 9th
inst. White on the 26th and colored on the
= 9th. Each applicant must produce re-
commentator as heretofore.
a w. r. Power, Commissioner.
L PANT SHoP.-l have opened paint
shop in rear of Millen's Drug Store, in Ma
d SONIC building, where | will keep mixed
i paints made of lead and oil, using the best
of pigments for coloring viii keep sam
Piles Of wall paper Kalsomining, houss
e and sign painting done in first class style.
e W. w. GARRISON.
Parties who expect to buy dry goods
J, &C., on time this year will find it greatly tC
Y their interest to call and see US before open
ing an account elsewhere
r. HIRsCH & SoY.
n If you haven't paid what you owe tn,