The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-14
MEssRs B. R. Legr & Bro. are greatly

wall between the front store and rear
room and extended the shelving back,
making about $50 feet of shelving on each
| side. This gives more room and better
| appearance. The goods have been rear
ranged in departments, making the waiting
| on customers much more convenient The
| shoe department is specially and place
| for trying on shoes has been arranged
where ladies can De accommodated in
| fine shoes and perfect fit New spring
goods have been received, of the best
| quality, and at the lowest prices. This
| firm will run both stores and will be able
to furnish dry goods, dress goods Shoes
| notions, clothing, guano, provisions, etc.
as low as the lowest. Strictly honest
| liberal and courteous, you can do no bet
ter than to give them share Of your
trade. See new advertisement in this
| issue.
| EKTERrAINMENr.-The II. Fl. Society of
the Baptist Sunday school will give next
Monday evening, at the residence of Mr..
Arthur Springer, Quaker Tea" which
will be something unique. The walters
will be dressed in dainty Quaker costumes.
Admission ten cents; supper twenty-five
cents. Everybody invited.
AN ENTERTAINMENT of vocal and IN
strumental music, recitations, etc., for the
benefit of the Methodist Sunday school,
will be given at the court house next Tues
day night, February 10, at 1880 o'clock.
| The ship OF Zion will also be rendered.
| Admission, Is cents,
Lost-A small black crochesed shawl.
| Finder will be rewarded by leaving same
at c. Nj. Crosby drug store.
Wanted BY gentleman, room and board
with family having piano. Give terms.
Address "Boarder," care JOURNAL.
Mr.. w. P. Pinckard was once Troup
county boy, his father living at the old
Joel NJ. Chivers place, where Colonel G.
w. Huguley now resides, He read law
and opened an Office in Opelika. He sub
sequently married Miss Lucy Ryburn. the
only daughter of P. M. Ryburn, now pastor
of the Methodist church in Marietta He
moved to Birmingham few years since,
just as the boom was starting in that
magical city. He is now one OF the richest
young men in the South-his estate being
valued at more than million dollars,
made out of real estate. He is one of the
editors of the Age-Herald. Grange
Reporter.
AN elegant program will be rendered at
the Quaker Tea" Don't forget the date
and place
Lost-In this city, a gold bracelet with
seven rubies. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving at this Office.
| Winter goods at half value at Hirsch's
| Try Stephens Bros. pure Vermont maple
syrup.
| Mr.. II. S. Anderson has bought the
store of Mr.. Andrew J. Barker, painted
and improved the interior, and bought a
new and full stock of family groceries,
farmers supplies, hardware, ETC., and is
prepared to sell on the most accommodate
ing terms. Paying cash for goods, he is
prepared to sell at the lowest figures. En-
terprising and thorough going, he will
make special efforts to please the public.
He has the best line of cigars that can be
had. Read his advertisement and call
and see him.
A damage suit for $4,000 has been in
ituted against Dir. Turk by Charles Ben
nett, OF Marietta. Bennett was in Canton
some time ago and undertook to take the
town in. DR.. Turk, as one of the mar
shars possee, overlook him as he was
leaving that place, and in order not to be
brought back for trial, Bennett agreed to
pay fine of $40. DR.. Turk was also
mayor Of the town, as he is now, and had
the right to impose and collect a fine
Canton Advance.
ALL who have given any thought to the
subject of physical education must feel its
importance and gladly avail themselves of
| VIC Oppol tuulCy NOW OueEeu Vi JOINING tue
classes conducted by Miss Lindley, of
Atlanta. The school there is commended
by clergymen and physicians. The classes
| begin Thursday February IA; o'clock
p. M for ladies, O o'clock p. m. for child
rem. Terms, IS, payable in advance, for
term OF eleven weeks. Sessions Mondays
and Thursdays.
Fresh meats such as beef, mutton and
pork at Nell & Bakers market, in the
rear of John A. Manget's store.
"Talley Syrup at Stephens Bros. Church
street.
Hirsch has just received car load OF
trunks.
All persons having any just claims
against me, no matter what date, are re-
quested to present them to me at my place
of business in Marietta, and all persons
indebted to me are requested TO make
payment at once. Those whose notes and
accounts and Fl fas are out of date can
| have them cancelled nv having me- tho in