The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-03-08

any KIM OF an ORDER while IN Groceries
there is nothing lacking, but full and com
plete, In Paints and Oils, his store is
headquarters He is sole agent here for
the Standard Oil Company and in quantity
and quality he guarantees this oil as with
out a successful rival For brilliant lights
buy your oil from McClatehy and you will
get it free from adulterati6n and at the low
PEST market price His FIVE and ten cent
bargain counters, recently enlarged and re-
plenished, are the talk of the town. The
wonder is how so many valuable, useful, or
namental and beautiful articles can be sold
for SO small a price. These counters this
season show that the ingenuity OF man has
been almost exhausted in adding attractive
bargains and now is your time to get the
choicest before the large crowds pick them
over. You will find here the accommoda-
ting and courteous proprietor, or his sew
eral gentlemanly clerks ever ready to
wait upon You. They study to please.
Call and let them show you that they can
do so
The Daily Constitution at the Kenne-
saw House.
. lbs extra good Coffee at R. L. North
cults for 81 90
Il am receiving at Mrs. Anderson's old
| Millinery Store the handSomest line of Mil
linery Goods ever brought to Marietta. Have
just closed contract for the coming season
with one of the most stylish trimmers |
could secure. r. II. NoRTHCUTT
Mr.. j, |. Chamberlain, seated in his
wagon, drove his horse and mule to town
Saturday with new harness, which was
without trace chains or breeching 1t had
center chair running along the tongue,
fastened to iron belly-bands on each
animal. These iron belly -bands were held
| by cloth back-bands, iron rods about two
and half feet long on each side of the ami
mails were attached to the iron bands and
| the names. The novelty of the equipment
attracted large crowd and many questions
were piled to Mr. Chamberlain and he an.
swered them patiently Finally he exclaim-
ed: This is no new invention; it has been
in use about four years, but you allno doubt
would consider it worth something to know
how to make your horse, whether of tame
or fiery disposition, to stand without tying
him. The crowd was attentive and was
eager for the information Ore intelligent
farmer asked him. How car it be done p
By holding him. replied MIR Chamberlain,
good humoredly whilsIhe crowd was CON
/ vulso1 With lauuhtar h.
red in the face
New styles in Stiff and SLOUGH Hats at
Gem City Shoe Store.
! fyou want nice Basket of any kind
20 to r. 4. Northcutts.
| Our stock of shoes cannot be excelled
Mems shoes IRON 81 % to 81 so Womens
shoes 81 90 to $500 Children's shoes of
all kinds Spring heel, Solar Tip, Lace
Button and Boys School Shoes.
W. f. GILBERT
Fresh Lime at Fletchers.
An immense stock of looking glasses
Jast RECEIVED at Hirschs.
| Three large five cent bars OF soap for
dime at McCuteheon's.
Printed Blank Receipts at 25cts per 100
at journal Office.
i am prepared to fill orders for fine
| whlskles, brandies &c, 50 Decatur street
Atlanta JONI H. COOPER.
Mr. r. schillipg has opened 3 hard
ware store and tin shop on the Northeast
corner Of the public square where he has
bran new stock of Stoves tin-ware, house
furnishing goods, steam and water piping
and all kinds of steam fittings. He is also
first class plumber and gas filter, and CON
tracts for al kinds of sheet iron and tin work
such as gutterng roofing, &c He has
been engaged in the business all his life
and understands it in all its details With
both experience and cash, he feels that he is
prepared tc sell goods and do work in his
line at the lowest figures Those trading
with him will find him reliable, honest,
| courteous and geutlemany. Read his con
spicuous advertisement in another column,
and call and see him
The names of Messrs. John NJ. Stone
of Smyrna, S. r McCleskey, of Gritter, and
c A Ddnwody, of Roswell, have been men
toned for the Legislature, in addition to
those previously published Mr. Stone has
been urged to make the race by number
of friends. They are all good men of abili /
| ~ and character. We also understand that
Judge W NJ. Sessions will be candidate
tor the .ludgeship of the Blue Ridge circuit.
Hon Will } Winn has been previously men
l., .. !.
judicial position These gentlemen are
both well known and highly esteemed citi-
zens, either of whom would make an excel
lent Judge but both being Marietta men, it
somewhat co9pcates matters.
Fresh Candies received at r. L. North
cults every week.
Since our last issue, Messrs. Northcutt
L. Dobbs, real estate agents have sold three
of Judge Sessions vacant lots, on Cherokee
street to Mr. H. l.. WEIGH, of Watertown,
Conn for $4,000 Mr. Welch will build an
elegant residence thereon and spend the
| winters in Marietta, He is a wealthy gen
tleman and will be valuable acquisition to
our town. These live real estate agents
have also sold for Mr. J. VI. Dobbs lot on
Cherokee street, adjoining Judge Sessions
to Mr. Samuel Green for $3.50 This street
continues to improve and many beautiful
homes have been built upon it Messr..
| Northcutt a Dobbs have other sales pend
ing, which they hope to close very soon.
Mr. !. Broaduell, of the firm of Broad
well 4 Reid, recently killed hog five
months and twenty seven days old, which
weighed two hundred and thirteen pounds
! How is that for an amateur?
On all sides we hear praise Of the rapid
and skillful advancement of the music pu-
pills taught by Miss Selma Hair Of the Har
| wood Seminary