The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-01-12

be erected over the grave of their son, John
L., at Gainesville. Both headstones are
elegant in design and workmanship. The
latter especially is very handsome. Mr..
Bailey has taken rough piece of marble
and from it he has ehiseled out dove. with
a rosebud in its bill, as natural as lie.
| There is no finer or more skillful workman
in marble than Mr. Bailey Orders given
the firm viii be filled at reduced rates and
the best work guaranteed.
We always consider pure good article
OF food as necessary to health. We have
tried recently some syrup made in Louisi
ana out of sugar cane The syrup is
clear and has never had the sugar extract
ed, consequently its purity and delicious fla.
vor make it a superior article to ANYTHING
we have gotten hold of in long time. Irs
excellence cannot be denied and once tried
you will have no other Mr. j, C. Talley.
OF Marietta, is agent for its sale and our
merchants should not hesitate to give him
| their orders
MILK for sale, fresh and pure, delivered
daily IN Marietta Satisfaction guaranteed.
JoHG A. SIBLEY.
John Alexander, colored, had his wife
and Rev. |. S. Hamilton, colored. arrested
last Saturday, on s'andalous charge. The
woman and the preacher were both tried be-
fore Justice G. C. VIM last Saturday and
bound over for their appearance at Cobb
Superior Court in March They gave bond
and were released Rev Hamilton is pas
tor OF the 4. NJ Is. Church at this PLACE
and it is hoped that his emphatic denial of
wrong doing can be sustained and his limo.
cence established The matter has created
great excitement among the coloied people
SHADE trees OF any kind furnished, set
out and guaranteed TO live or be replaced,
at 50cts and 60cts each. Leave orders at
Manning Brothers store, Marietta
Z. NJ HARsTov
Anderson Brothers have an advertise
ment in this issue. They have entered the
years business in good shape and are pre-
pared as bankers, cotton buyers and dealers
in fertilizers and general merchandise to ac-
! commodate the planters on the most liberal
terms They buy for cash in large lots and
can give extra inducements to customers
They are pushing, energetic business men
enterprising and courteous, and we com
mend them to the public for liberal share
of patronage.
-Messrs John n. Dunn & Co.. ct Allan
ia, have just placed in the hands of r. N
Holland, Esq, for collection, promissory
waiver notes amounting to over $500
These notes were originally made payable
to Mr. B H Carrie, of Big Shanty, and by
] him transferred to Dunn q Co. as collateral
security. Mr.. Holland has been ordered to
bring suit upon said claims if not settled
within 10 days.
Look over your town paper and see
what merchants have an advertisement in
viting you to their store and soliciting your
trade, and give them the preference OF your
trade. Those who have not publicly ex-
tended you such an invitation of course are
not anxious for your trade. Tie liberal ad-
vertiser is generally liberal merchant and
will not be picayunish in giving good bar
gains
- Mr. W. II Millen has opened new
drug store in the corner store of the Mason
ic building. Everything is neat and nicely
arranged and being bne pharmacist, he
will give his personal attention to com
pounding prescriptions His stock is fresh
end he solieits a generous share of public
patronage. Read his advertisement and
call and see him.
The man of enterprise never let's his city
paper 90 to press without his name in it,
He makes the reader see it, whether he
would or not By this means, his name and
business becomes household word, and his
store is never wanting for customers But
| the mossback never allows his name to 20
in print, and his store is always dreary and
! desolate as a Georgia protection paper -
Columbus Enquirer Sun
"A reports states that on the 9th, John
Bowden fired pistol twice at his father-in
law, Judge John NJ James at a distillery
near Salt Springs One shot passed through
James hat and the other his coat, doing no
harm. Bowden was refused money, 1t is
| said by James, which resulted in the shoot
ing. Bowden is the son Of Judge Bowden
owner Of the famous Lythia Springs
In publication which is devoted to
showing up the advantages of what purports
tc be the finest health resort in Florida, the
question is asked "As to malaria does any
one know where it is not2 We will an
swer yes, we know the place. 1t is Mariet
ia, Ga, on the line of the Western & Allan
tic Railroad Come to Marietta and you
will be healthy. -Kenaesaw Gazette
Love is not afraid of poverty for if it
waited until the object of its devotion had
accumulated fortune, hope deferred would
make the heart sick, and the land would
be oyerrun with old maids Marry for love
and work for riches, is the best advice we
can give the Marietta girls, who contem-
plate matrimony.
Choice N. 0. Syrup at Coo Extra
Choice at 65c per gal. -Four or FIVE barrel.
Of Sorghum to sell by the barrel at. McCutch
cons.
About a month ago mad dog passed
through the eastern part of Marietta district
and bit fine hog, weighing 300 pounds be-
longing to Mr.. NJ W. Frey Last Sunday the
hog went mad, foamng at the mouth and
biting at every thing in its reach Mr. Frey
had to take his gun and kill it.
Girls tits true that this is leap year
but be careful and look before you leap
We have known many girl to wait unit
after she had leaped before she looked, and
she found that she had triding husband t.
support