The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-29

| pleted his additions and Improvements to
his livery stable, two story, sky lights,
brightly painted, and we'll arranged His
Office has been handsomely papered by
the Lester Brothers. of this place His
elegantly finished bed room in the brick
cottage in the rear can now be reached by
connection on the inside of the stable He
has one of the best equipped livery stables
for convenience in the south Last Sat-
urday he received handsome and ele-
giant landau, of the latest style, made by
McLesr l. Kendall Wilmington, Dele
ware. The upholstering is leather with
spring backs and seats, FIVE glass fronts
and sides, silk curtains provided with bell
attachment, hand mirrors, etc. Also plate
| glass lanterns with double rehectors.
There is no carriage better made. 1t cost
$l,25O, and harness 800, When pair
Of 500 horses are hitched to it, the turn
out will cost $1,000. Mr.. Anderson has
ordered two more landeaus of similar
| style and make.
| JESS j. NoRTHCUTT has opened a sample
room over B. r. Legg Il Bros store and
| is now ready take orders for custom made
clothing from Wanamaker l. Brown, of
| Philadelphia.
| Do you want nice suit or a pair of pam
falcons to ORDER come to Schlesinger, Page
i Co.
Until June lst, 90, to lease FIVE room
cottage on church street Large lot of
choice furniture and carpets for sale. Call
at the premises and see the furniture.
+. II. HIRsCH
A ROMANTIC marriage resulted from the
reunion of Philips Legion at this place
on the 2lst inst. COL w W. Rich, of
Gadsden, Ala, attended the reunion and
at the grove he met Miss Jennie Loveless,
of Gainesville, who was on a visit to DIR.
Greers family. Col Rice and Miss Love-
less had conducted previous CORE
spondence, but when they attended the
reunion, they had no idea they would leave
our town as man and wife, but such was
the case. They talked the matter over
and Col. Rich pressed his suit earnestly
and finally got the lady's consent They
repaired to DR.. Greer's residence, the
| license was obtained, DR.. Headen was
called in, and the happy couple were united
in marriage, and took the afternoon train
for Gadsden, Ala. Our best wishes 90
with them through life
FoR SALE-One twelve horse Peerless
engine, one four horse Bookwater engine
| and one friction feed Birdsoll saw mill
The large engine and saw mill nearly new.
Will sell on reasonable terms. Apply at
once to JOHN MCCoNKEY, Big Shanty, Ga.
For SALE-On Tuesday, September Bird,
at the court house, household and kitchen
| furniture, bedsteads, mattresses, pillows,
| tables, stove and utensils, crockery, &c
w. W. LEGARE.
| For SALE OR RENT.-I wish to sell or
rent my residence on Cemetery street 1t
is large nine room house with servants
house, stable, barn and large lot
MRS FRANK KING
The balance ofthe w. N. Grist stock will
be sold at great sacrifice by Schlesinger,
Page & Go.
Mr.. keenan, White the engineer, who
met with an accident on the N. Il N. Ga.
r. r., last week, was brought to Marietta
and is now at his brother-in-law Mr.
Jordan Black DR.. Westmoreland of At
lanta, came up and placed the broken leg
in plaster paris. The leg is broken in
| three places. DR.. Seize is giving attention
and Mr.. White, we are glad to know, is
getting along as we'll as could be expected.
The total state tax rate for the year
1889 has been fixed by the Governor and
Comptroller at mills, or 40 cents on the
100. This levied on 1881, 900 900 worth of
property will bring into the state treasury
$l,5240O0 This amount will be increased
| by the special taxes and the Western and
! Atlantic rental
If you want to buy clothing, place your
order with Jess j. Northcutt.
Buy your coffee at Haynes & Babers and
| have it ground free.
Don fail to see me before placing your
orders for winter coal, as | can save you
money. H. MEINERT =
Trunks at % per cent cheaper than
anywhere at HIRsCH l. SONs.
Mr., Geo. S. Owen was delegate to the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Rome last
week, and was seated by the side of Col,
Brandt. Col Brandts last act was to
sign his name to an official paper and hand
it back to Mr. Owen, then he rose to make
a speech and fell dead,
Prof j. c. Harris and wife visited points
along the line of the Marietta & North
| Georgia Railroad this week and secured
number of pupils for HARDWOOD Seminary
and Male A cademy. Pupils from Acworth,
Big Shanty and Smyrna will also enter our
schools next Monday The prospect for
large attendance is very promising.
Let every citizen of Marietta work for
the upbuilding Of her schools Education
is necessity to the welfare of our child
rem, and we trust that no parent will delay