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

wise greatly improved These gentlemen
are experienced dealers and by their we'll
known courtesy promptness, energy and re-
liability have been very successful in Ac-
worth and they propose to leave nothing un-
done TO achieve like result in Marietta
They have with them Mr.. Miller. one of the
finest workman in repairing watches, Jew
elry' We, IN the State, of % years expe-
rlence, and they guarantee good work and
prompt delivery. They have very fine fire
and burglar proof safe where all articles
left with them will be kept safely Call and
see them. Next week they will have an ad-
vertisement in which their business will be
more fully set forth
The Grand Jury of Padding Superior
Court last week, through the influence OF
Bullock and his pals secured true bill
against Col. Charles d. Phillips for assault
with intent to murder The sentiment of
the best people Of Dallas telt outraged at
the result The same jury finally conclud-
ed toward the last of the week that it was
their duty also to find a true bill against
Nat Bullock for assault with intent to muir
der They have now put themselves in the
attitude OF believing under their oaths that
neither party acted in selfdefense. When
the case gets before Judge Maddox and an
unbiased and untinidated jury the true
facts in the case twill be shown that Bullock
made an unprovoked attack on Col Phillips
-FoR RAMA six room house on
Whitlock Avenue Apply to Irvine Smith
A company is being organized in AT
lanta to build railroad from the Chattahoo-
chez river to Atlnnta, and the gentlemen
most interested in the enterprise are James
W. English q. W. PARROT and w. b. Lowe
OF the Chattahoochee Brick Company VIM.
6. Herndon, Frank p Rice and James d.
Collins. 1t is said that the road can be
built for $4,000 Mr.. Collins is at the
head OF the movement, as he has about 1900
acres of land between the river and Atlanta
Col Frank Irwin, popular attorney of
Marietta bas baen paying ibis community a
visit, and it is possible that his call was not
merely casual Really from indications,
there is a magnet the powers OF which no
man with a heart can resist draws him
hlther maybe and the meshes of Cupid's
net are about him. RI Cedartown Advertiser
We'll as long as you have such young" and
beautiful girls up there you may expect to
see our young men visit Cedartown and Col.
Irwin in particular.
i desire to thank my friends for their
very liberal patronage in tho past. My
brother Joe P. Legg, is now associated
with me under the firm name of b. r. Iegg
y Bro. We are fully prepared to meet the
wants Of all customers and shall be glad to
see them at our store, Ii. II. LEea.
PANT SHor.-I have opened paint
shop in rear of Millen's Drug Store, in Ma
sonic building where will keep mixed
paints made of lead and oil, usiaa the best
Of pigments for coloring. win keep sam.
pies of wall paper Kalsomiuing house
and sign painting done in first class style
W. w, GARRjsor.
Mr. Sam 4. Dick and bride arrived in
the city on last Friday night, from Texas.
and are visiting the groom's mother. We
extend oui congratulations and trust their
stay may be pleasant and their married life
a happy and prosperous one
-Messrs Reid & Granting have dissoIv-
cd copartnership. NJ uramhpg will Goa
tinue the business Of manufacturing ear.
riages, wagons buggies &c, and if our PEG
pie will give him their patronage ho will
build up a business that viii be credit to
the town.
Courtesy is admired by every one, and
when visitors come among us treat them
nicely show them around and make then.
feel at home, ana you nave won their APP
probation, and when they are gone they
will speak well OF the place
"A. A. Fletcher, Agent has new ad-
yertisement in this issue, which we call at
tention to. He is in the field at his old
stand, as cotton buyer, and dealer in fertlli-
zers and general merchandise.
Ladies cloaks and wraps a. less than
New York cost at hrsch's.
Go to Stephens Brothers for tender
steak. Telephone "a.
-FoR RENT-One two-room cottage and
one tour-roOm cottage on Powder Springs
street three quarters of a mile from square
about Is acres Of land attached Apply to
w. i. BRADLEY
Mayor Glover had fifteen cases before
him Saturday morning nearly all colored
women. A couple of fights and quarrels
had caused the inlraction of the law The
Mayor disposed of them like an old veteran
at the business.
Cards are out announcing that the mar
riage Of Miss Mary Lou Granting, Of this
place, and Mr.. S. j. Drawdy, Of Tampa,
Fla, will take place at the Methodist
Church, Wednesday, u NJ, January 18th.
-Losr My setter dog, Tasso. Will
pay a liberal reward for him.
Il. H. NoRTHcUTT.
Marietta has large number Of winter
visitors from the North and northwest They
know good place when they have tried II
and hardly ever fail to return.
Mrs Amy Graves, Of Knoxville, after a
bref visit to her mother Mrs. Dick, return
ed home last Monday evening.
Miss Emma McCutcheon is visiting
Miss Pearl Lynch in Atlanta.
Boots and Shoes at Hrsoh sIoheaper
than elsewhere,
SALE RENT. AT ten o'clock a. m,
January 2lst, 1888, at late residence Of NJ
A. Thornton, deceased, will be sold all the
personal property Of said deceased, iucud-
ing horse, COWS, hogs, wagons, corn, hay
household and kitchen furniture, &C., &c
Terms cash. Also at same time and place
will rent for year 1888 the farm and resi-
dence Of said deceased Rent payable No