The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-08-16

H0iP Sustain nome enterprise and industry.
The carriage, buggy and wagon manufac-
tory of Mr. W. Z. Granting, is under full
Roadway of steam and is turning out We
hicles of all styles, sizes and prices. Road
Carts of the best make and at the lowest
prices. Everything finished in first class
Workmanship, nothing sighted, all of good
material and substantially made. He has
a good horse-shoer, Mr.. Tom Chambers,
who prides himself in his work Mr.. Gram
hing is one of our best, most industrious
and deserving citizens, and is really a
benefit to the community We need such
an establishment in Marietta and the peo-
pie should patronize him Read his adj
vertisement in another column and call
and see him.
SoME people, it seems, will never be
convinced of the importance of writing
proper names plainly. Ordinary words in
a communication can generally be made
out by the connection; but no such aid as
this is at hand when it comes to decipher-
ing the names of persons. Newspaper
people are generally pretty good on hyero-
glyphics but when it comes to names they
are no better on a guess than other people.
This statement ought to be sufficient to
cover all errors of printer devil and proof
reader in getting down names so that their
owners can recognize them.
FoUND-Two keys on a ring Owner
will pay for this notice and take same.
For RENT-A new 7 room house on
Lemon street. GROVES Bros. Agts.
A LOCAL newspaper that works uninter-
mittingly all through the year for city,
and sees travelling printer come along,
who cuts ten cents in prices and takes or
ders from those business men who ought
to feel kindly enough toward it to extend
patronage, feels like the old family physi-
clan who has been turned off without an
excuse or explanation. But such is life,
,-Albany Ne,cs,
A SPECIAL car carried d pleasant party
to Murphy on Tuesday morning, returning
Wednesday afternoon, consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. E. P Howell, Of Atlanta; Mr..
and Mrs Leonard Phinizy and Misses Bes-
sic and Annie Martin, of Augusta; Mr..
Ferdinand Phinizy, of Athens, aud Mr..
James L, sibley, of Millelgeville.
WAGONS, Buggies, Road Carts and Har-
ness at Manning Bros North East Corner
Square.
For SALE-Three good saddle horses,
at reasonable figures JOHN A. SIBLEY,
Cottage Hill Dairy.
AT Acworth, last Sunday, youthful
couple didn't attend Sunday school, but
got into buggy and drove to Justice 7.
K. Rutherford's house and were united in
marriage. The contracting parties were
Charlie Sorrells, aged II, and Miss Della
Smith, aged Is.
MARRlED-In Chattanooga, Tenn, on
the 9Th ipst, Mr.. N. M Daniel to Miss
Corrie +. Haley, daughter Of Mr. Joel 7.
Haley of this place. The happy couple
left on bridal tour to Cincinnati and Nj.
agara Falls Our best wishes,
CAPT W. A. Donaldson, superintendent
of the National Cemetery, at this place
has been transferred to Winchester, Va,
and Capt A. B. Drum, superintendent of
the cemetery at Winchester supercedes
him and is expected to arrive this week.
MISS Chester will resume her school on
Roswell street, Monday, Sept. Sd. Those
intending to send are urged to do SO at the
opening, that the scholars may be CLASH
fed.
A FEW injured copies of housekeeping
in the Sunny South" for 35cts. Contents
all right-binding slightly injured in trans
portaton. A good book which contains
recipes never published elsewhere. For
sale at Millen's Drug Store
Miss Sophia A. Drysdale's class in ST.
James Sunday School will give Lawn
Party at Miss Robart's Church street on
Thursday evening the 10th inst from $50
o'clock. Admission 5 cents
The new city ordinance published in
this issue has an eye solely to the health
of the city. 1t is filth that creates sick
ness, and the sanitary inspection by the
marshals will have good results.
A WHITE man, walking on the w. & A.
R. r. track, where it runs parallel with
the Georgia Pacific Railroad, was struck
by an engine and killed on last Monday
morning
The total State tax for this year has
been fixed by the Governor at three and
fifty six one hundreds of one per cent. for
all purposes.
Messrs. George S. Owen,sH. Gragg and
W. R. Montgomery attended the reunion
of the 18th Georgia at Gainesville, last
Friday.
Mr.. j. B. Campbell is delegate t. the
State Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in sess-
ion at Gainesville.
THE Florida refugees ale returning from
along the line of the NJ. & n. Ga. Railroad
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