The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-07-26

81 thS ~AlhSAANAiA -AdA VIC NOThS, nj EIiX-
abeth, occurred on last Friday afternoon,
burning good deal of excelsior, but ow-
ing to the prompt work of the bucket
brigade, the fire was speedily extinguish-
ed, without doing any serious damage.
The fire originated from the friction in a
hot box.
W. G. Nash, Esq, will soon commence
taking the city census. Our citizens are
subscribing to fund to defray the expen-
ses. Mr.. Nash is highly competent and
will faithfully perform the duties He un-
derstands the modus operandi aud We
will know In few weeks ''how MANY Of
us are here, big, little, old and young,
male and female and all races ard colors
Summer visitors IRE H8ekihg to the
mountains of North Georgia. They are
stopping at Marietta and along the line to
Murphy. n. c and spending few weeks
and like butterflies are fitting from place
to place, but all praise Marietta climate
as the most equable, pleasant and invigor-
ating that they can find
"A few more of those cheap hose at
Springers
BE sure and see the Gauze Door Stoves
and Ranges at L P Dobbs'.
You can find the Boston Biscuit at R.
l.. Northcutt' S, the fancy grocer.
Great reduction iu Satines and White
Goods at Springers.
The largest slate for five cents at
Crosby & Co., Druggists.
You can find nice fresh Hams at
K. l.. NoRTHCUTT s.
Melons on ice at Stephens Brothers.
Phone "a
Mr.. Josiah S5ley has ordered from
The Phoenix Machine Works "a Climax
Wind Engine, with long line OF piping,
ETC., for truck farming and dairy purpos
es. The Cottage Hill Dairy" in the
hands of Mr. John Siblev, is a model en-
terprise of its kind and bound to have the
best facilities.
Fourteen passenger trains per day be-
tween Atlanta and Marietta Go to Mari
eta and spend the summer. Fine hotels,
elegant boarding houses, magnificent
groves of oak trees, pure air, the best of
water, cheap railroad rates, superb scenery,
splendid drives, hospitable people, good
churches; what more do you want?-Ken.
nesaW Gazette.
1.-The JOURNAL is under many oblga.
tons to Mr. and Mrs Charles A Guyton for
quantity of delicious grapes. They are
Perkins Early variety and very fine in
deed To be so kindly remembered touch
es our gratitude. Our thanks and best
wishes are hereby rendered to our esteemed
friends
No Windmill manufacturers or Agent
accepts the challange OF the Climax Wind
Engine for fair and decisive trial Why
is this? Brag and bluff can not make
thing that will not stand trial as good as
one that invites the test. The Climax
still holds the challenge open. For par
ticulars see Geo S. Burnap, Phoenix
Machine Works.
-Messrs. L. Black & Son have the con-
tract to build an elegant residence for Mr..
W. A. Copper on Canton road near Mr..
T. Stephens.
Mrs Metcalf, who bought lot from
Hon. A. S. Clay on Atlanta street, is hay
ing nice six room cottage built thereon.
Mr.. W. E. Edmonston is the contractor.
Go to j. A. Manget's for nice drinks,
Soda Water and MilkShakes,
-BUIsT's TURNlP SEED, NEW CROP, AT
Crosby's Drug House.
Fish every week at Stephens Bros. city
market.
-WANTED-Twenty to thirty cords of
seasoned oak and hickory wood to be deliv-
cred within two months to s. C. Clarke,
Dallas Street, City Limits, P. O. Box 81.
July 10th, 1888.
For SALE.-One six-horse power Tay-
IOr EuglHe, KOOu as new. Apply 10 w. T..
Edmonston or at Phoenix Foundry.
DO not buy your White Goods and
Colored Lawns, until you take a look
through our stock.
MRS. B. SCHoENTHAL.
A lawn party was given at Mr. H A Dun
wody's last Friday night, by Miss Ruth
Dunwody, complimentary to Berta VOL
ford, of Atlanta
A party of young folks surprised Miss
Addie Dobbs on last Thursday night by a
complimentary birthday party The even
ing was pleasantly spent by all
REV John w Malone and wife, of
Kosciusko, Miss, are visiting his brother,
DR. Malone
FoR MILIEr at Scots per 100, address
n NJ Mayes or leave orders with Wade
White
Judge w. NJ Sessions has been suffer-
ing good deal from an injured foot caus-
ed by a horse stennino on IT,