The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-07-19

/ "NrhttSo 10 tuS od' ia NOoO superior
Court, last Saturday He will remove to
Marietta about the last of September and
wall at once enter upon the practice of his
chosen profession. He is thoroughyouali-
fed to take leading position at the Ma
rietta bar. his wel-known talents being of
a high order while he is a born orator
eloquent, persuasive and enrapturing. A
gentleman by instinct and practice cult
waited and refined, he will indeed prove a
valuable acquisition to the Marietta bar
and as citizen.
| 1t will surprise any one to see the
vast amount of machinery in the Kenne.
saw Mills. This some of the best equip
ped mills in the South. The engines are
models of beauty and do their work
efficiently. Mr.. E. P Dobbs, with his us
ual poiteness and kindness gave as an
insight into this busy hive Of Industry
Saturday, and we were thoroughly i'm
pressed with the magnitude of the plant.
1t is an enterprise that Marietta should be
proud Of and every merchant in the town
and county should patrouize and help
sustain it. 1t is home institution that
is of vast benefit to the city.
We print special edition this week Of
10000 copies of the JOURNAL for the Mari.
eta and North Georgia Real Estate and
Investment Co., J. H. Mountain, Manager.
1t contains valuable information in regard
to this section and will be distributed to
the best advantage North and Northwest,
with a view to inducing Immigration to
this place and section. Mr.. Mountain has
been in this business before and under.
stands what he is doing. Hshas not ask
ed dollars assistance from our people
yet Marietta viii he thoroughly advertised
and will share in the good that may flow
from this judicious and creditabe way, of
advertising the Gem City"
BE sure and see the Gauze Door Stoves
and Ranges at E ? Dobbs.
You can find the Boston Biscuit at r.
l.. Northcutts, the fancy grocer.
Great reduction III Satines and White
Goods at Springer's.
The largest slate for five cents at
Crosby u Co.. Druggists.
-DTED-On Thursday morning last,
Mr. Watson Simpson, aged 81 years. He
was one of the oldest and most esteemed
citizens and was one of the original twelve
who organized the Marietta Presbyterian
Church. He was man of scrupulous in
tegrity, whose influence was always for
good. His funeral took place on Thurs
day afternoon at the Presbyterian Church.
Rev. DR.. Buttolph and Rev. Dr. Jones
officiating.
The county convention held at this
place on the 18th inst, elected the follow
ing delegates to the Cedartown Con-
gressional Convention, favorable 10 the
nomination Of Col. Charles D. Phillips
Messrs. S. A. Anderson, G. W. Pharr: j.
B. Alexander, S. r. Cochran, A. Y. Moss.
j. R. McKenney, S r. McCleskey, and J.
L. Lemon.
-DIED-On the llth inst, James Gober.
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Nash.
Rev. DR.. Buttolph officiated at the funeral
services. after which the remains were car
ried to Concord for interment. We deep
ly sympathize with the bereaved parents
in their affection.
"A good thing was gotten off the other
day by Mr.. Bud Warren. He said he was
surprised that Mr.. Chuck Anderson allow
ed Mr.. S. A. Anderson to put up wind
mill so close to his when he didn't have
more than half enough wind to run his
own windmill. i
BE sure and see the Gauze Door Stoves
and Ranges at E P Dobbs'.
Lake ice this week at Stephens Bros.
R. l.. Northcutt carries the most COM
plete line of Pickles Of any fancy grocery
house in the city.
--McCutcheon keeps nearly everything
that is kept in general store. Go and see
him and he will do thee good.
"A full measure and little on the
handle. JOIN A. SIBLEY.
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Great rush at the metropolitan for fine
candy
Lake ice this week at Stephens Bros.
Mr.. George Cleland, Jr,, returned last
week from visit to his parents in Indian
Territory. He is delighted with that
country, and the good hunting and fishing
there almost tempts us to make Dir. Gle
land visit.
Don't allow politics to make you an
enemy to your friend. Perhaps you can
not see as he does, but he is perhaps as
honest as you are. Men will not and can
not see alike every time. Have patience
and exercise charity.
Mr.. G. w. Benson's house on Cum
berland Island, was struck by lightning
last week, tracturing three piazza posts,
knocking down some plastering in the