The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-05-10

put not new business house has been built
or added to her growth The JOURNAL. feels
a decided interest in the business growth of
the town, for it is from the business houses.
merchants and manufacturing enterprises.
&c, that the printing business draws its
sustenance-its revenue. New residence
es add nothing to our exehequer of any
Importance, as the subscription price never
pays the running expenses of a newspaper,
unless the subscription list is extraordinary
large which it is hardly possible for 1t to be
with newspaper in every county adjoining
Cobb job work and advertising are the
sustaining pabulum of newspaper and
who simply make this their place of resi-
dence. The Importance then of our
business men giving their patronage to the
JOURNAL is very apparent To have first
class paper requires the undivided patron
age of our people The Journal will leave
nothing undone to keep up with the process
sion.
The undersigned is now prepared TO
accommodate boarders at the house for
merry owned by Mr.. Samuel Hirsch, on
kennesaw Avenue Accommodations and
table unexcelled Terms reasonable
w Z. HoUsE, Lock Box, o.
-Prettiest and cheapest line of White
Goods at A. B. & W. We Springers
Milk ands Lemon Shakes, Acid Phos-
phate and all popular drinks at F. Schil.
lngs soda fountain.
All goods purchased from me will be
delivered free and fast and will appreciate
your orders. j. A MANGEr.
The column advertisement of The Ma
retta and North Georgia Real Estate and
Investment Co - j. H. Mountain, Manager
appears elsewhere in this issue. The gem
tlemen composing this firm come to us well
recommended, as reliable and enterprising,
full of push and vim. Mr.. Mountain has
been in the emigration business number
of years in the west and now comes to help
turn the tide from the blizzard region to
this section. This company will operate
extensively along the line of the NJ & N.
Ga. Railroad in buying, leasing and selling
farming timber and mineral lands, as well
as handle improved and unimproved city
and county property. They propose to ad
vertise this section extensively and hope to
be the means of inducing large influx of
home seekers and investors to this place.
They have fitted up an elegant office in Mr.
Chuck Anderson's building, opposite the
kennesaw House where they will be glad to
have everybody to call and see them They
mean business.
Miss Florine Mansfield is visiting her
sister, Mrs Arthur Springer. Miss Minna
Lou Mansfield, after visit of several days
to her sister, Mrs Arthur Springer, has re-
turned TO her home in Cleveland. Tenn.
Fresh Lime at Fletchers.
New stock ofShoes, all sorts and sizes
to be sold at bargain at McCutcheons $.
Parties who have bought fertilizers
from ma viii please come and give their
notes for same. A. A. FLEToHER Agt.
April Goth 1888.
We represent the Georgia Bureau of
immigration in this county Parties having
lands to dispose of will find it to their inter
est to see us, jos h. ALEXANDER
GEo f. GoBER,
Attorneys
Mr. G. p Lane and wife, who have
been spending the last three months in this
place Ia Mr.. Lewis Spaulding's left this
geek for their home at Arlington Mass.
They subscribed for the JOURNAL before
leaving, showing that they have an eye to
returning to Marietta.
Col. j. T. Whitman, of the Dalton Citi-
zen, has been appointed postmaster at Dali
ton. This was due TO Congressman Glenn
ents efforts, and shows that a Democratic
editor is appreciated now and then for his
long party service. Col. Whitman is gem
tleman of integrity ana deserves the place.
The Marietta Journal in a well-wrtten
article on the new and powerful organza-
ton, the Farmers Alliance, utters words of
truth and soberness, which will be indorsed
by all fair-minded people. Quttmaa Her
ald
-WAYTED-Good mich cows, cheap
For SALE-A fine young bull, cheap Ad-
dress. G. NJ. HEiDT,
Marietta, Ga
-Messrs Northcutt & Dobbs, our live
real estate agents, have a new list of valu-
able property in this issue. Some splendid
bargains are offered and you will do we'll 20
consult them.
English peas, Irish potatoes, strawber
ries, lettuce, &C., gathered from our garden,
gives an editor feast that makes him feel
independent of all the world
-Ofto Augusta this week-W S. Cheney,
W. n Grist, DR.. l. Il. Springer, W. j.
Cumpstey and wife, and several others
whose names we failed to get
Capt. r. c. Irwin is the most accom-
modating fellow in the world Hardly a
day passes but what he carries to or brings
from Atlantic something for somebody.
Get prices or Paints Oils ead Var
nishes at c. NJ. Crosby & Cos, drug store.
Fresh Bread, Rolls and Cakes every
day at F. Schillings.
"A. A. Fletcher is Agent for Graysville
Lime.
"A. B. & W. W Springer have just re-
ceived an enormous line of Hose and Half
Hose which they are closing at astonishing
y low prices.
If you want something exlra nice, try
some of Thurbef, Whyland 4 Cos Calfor-
MIA Fruits at r. L. NoRTHcUTT' s.
Il have some pure, strong apple vinegar
the very best, 35c per gal
]. A. MAYGEr.
-FoR SALE--An excellent ten room
house, near the railroad bridge. Apply at
this Office for information
stephens Bros sell the best beef in this
city.
Pure Milk and Cream delivered on
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