The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13
MARIETTA MATTERS.

The Tax Collectors notice appears in
| this issue.
Rev Sam Jones tabernacle meetings
begin IN Gainesville September 18th.
Mr.. John Boston will attend the State
University on the 18th inst.
ALL kinds of books sold by ]. A Manget
In Barlow county there are fourteen an
nouncements for county officers in Chero.
kee thirteen; in Cobb none.
PRoF. HARRIS has number of pupils
from other towns. One from New Or
leans; one from Rome, and several from
Florida.
Miss Leila McClatchys birthday, We'd
nesday OF last week was made pleasant by
crowd of young people calling at her
residence at night in the capacity of a
surprise party"
A FINE lot of Western Buggies Just re.
celved and for sale cheap for the cash
Have also on hand Buggies of my own
make which can be sold at low figure.
Call and examine and get prices
W. E. GRAMLING
HERE is no more accommodating
young man at the Marietta bar than w. S.
Cheney. 1t seems to be pleasure for
him to do you favor. He is getting his
share of the legal practice, and is bound
to succeed because he is determined to-
GUNS at low prices at E. P. Dobbs'.
Books! All kinds on hand, or ordered
and received in Is hours.
j. A. MANGET,
AN elegant line of dress goods all shades
just received at A. B. & w. W. Springers.
BUGGIEs cheap and fine and Harness to
match at MANNING Bros.
You can find the Boss Cracker at r. l..
Northcutts. 1t is the finest cracker on
the market
For RENT-A new room house on
Lemon street. GROVES Bros, Agts.
The yellow fever at Jacksonville has be-
come epidemic, and an appeal is made for
contributions. This appeal should touch
every heart in the land, and we trust our
Marietta people will do something in this
matter.
Mr.. James NJ. Dobbs, now at Aspin-
wall, writes home and sends some
ferns to his mother. He says: II
send you two ferns from the top of the
highest part of the Andes and Cordilleras.
l diSmounted in spot where you could
see the Atlantic on one side and the Pa
cific on the other An inspiring sight to
look at two oceans from one point.
JUsT received large assortment of pure
candies at j. A. Manget's.
The handsomest Toilet sets ever sold
for the price, $3.50. Z. P. DoBBs.
BEAUTIFUL material for making riding
habits, at Springer 5.
A complete assortment of Candies can
be found at r l.. Northcutt's Candy
from l0cts per ID. to 75cts per lb.
OF all the agricultural periodicals we
get, the Southern Cultivator, published in
Atlanta, is the best. In tact it has no su-
perior. We don't see how any farmer can
get along without it. 1t ought to be in
every home. 1t is full of the best reading
matter on the various subjects that pertain
to the farm, the household and the garden.
Send and get copy and you will be de-
lighted with it.
NOTWITHSTANDING the large number of
Florida people who came to Marietta fee
ing from the yellow fever, not a case of
yellow fever has developed The town is
free from sickness, Our people enjoy
good health, and death is very seldom.
God has certainly blessed our people, and
we ought to feel thankful indeed To live
in climate free from epidemics and dis
ease, is not the lot OF every mortal
The best Cane Mill manufactured in the
South is sold by E. p. Dobbs.
WAGONS, Bugges, Road Carts and Har-
ness at Manning Bros, Northeast Corner
Square.
SELECT your fall dresses now. Go to
Springers.
A full measure and little on the
handle JOHN A. SIBLEY
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
If you have never tried the Lotus Flour,
you don't know what you have missed.
Give it a trial and will guarantee YOU will
use no other.
TINS from an exchange should receive
the earnest consideration, not only of the
readers of the Journal, but of our business
men generally. 1t bristles with business
facts: Legitimate newspaper advertis-
ing is now confessedly the best method for
commanding legitimate trade; and many
business houses are languishing from year
to year because they fail to advance with
the revolutionary progress in business
methods. The only successful business
men OF to day are the artistic, systematic
and persistent advertisers OF trade; and
hundreds of them have leaped to the front