The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-08-01

al exceedingly fine one. The Vestry met
this morning and repeated or reaffirm
ed with considerable emphasis call
made before he came week before
last Whether he will accept or not
there is some doubt He leaves to-
morrow and promises to reply as early as
possible after arriving at home.-Tarboro
IN. c. Southerner
MONEY TO LoAN-On real estate. New
terms, Cheap. Gober 4 Alexander,
attorneys.
One OF our merchants says he increased
his weight in good solid flesh So pounds in
three months, by drinking as much cold
water every morning before breakfast as
he could hold, and then at meal hours he
would drink all the sweet milk he could
comfortably enjoy. His former weight
was about 1875 pounds, and he went up to
us. He got TOO big tor his Clothes and
had to abandon drinking cold water before
breakfast and now he has reduced his
weight down 10 l55 pounds.
Pure apple vinegar at j. A. Mangets.
Coal Tar for sale. Phoenix Foundry.
HIRscH sells more trunks than all
Marietta together
Books for public schools sold and ex.
changed at j, A. Manget's
HlRscH is offering special bargains in
clothing.
For preserving and canning purposes.
| there is nothing better than the New Or
leans crawling sugar McCutcheon has
plenty of it, which he will sell at reason,
able prizes.
Mr. c, NJ. CROSBY, our enterprising
druggist, attended the meeting Of the
State Board Of Pharmachy at Salt Springs
on the 23rd and 24th of July He was
elected Chairman of a committee to es-
tablish State Board of Pharmacy. He
had pleaarnt time and was fully impress
ed that the druggists of Georgia are a gen
tlemanly and intelligent class.
Every dollars worth of summer goods
including straw hats, light weight clothing,
slippers and all low quartered shoes, white
goods. light ginghams, lawns, edgings etc.,
must be sold in the next two weeks.
Come at once il you want bargains.
b. K LEGG i Bro.
One of our attorneys who writes hand
not as good as copper plate signed a re-
ceipt and mailed it to another town. 1t
was necessary to answer the letter, but the
signature could not be made out So they
cut the writer signature of the law firm
out and pasted If on an envelope and
| backed it to Marietta. When the letter
arrived herei it was given to the law firm,
but it is said the writer was unable to read
his own chirography.
Natural grape vinegar is the best on
earth for picking purposes. Only 40
cents per gallon at F. B. WELLoNs.
Schlesinger, Page & Co., are young and
enterprising men. They were formerly
residents of Louisville, KY, and have now
located here. They believe that Marietta
is not only beautiful and healthy place
to reside, but in addition to this natural
advantage, believe that go-ahead and en-.
terprising merchants can find other advan-
tages here. Mr.. j. n Schlesinger, the
senior member of this firm, has been a
resident of Marietta the last 10 months,
and he and his family already have made
a good many friends in our community.
According to the recommendations of
grand jury, Mr.. Hardage has introduced
bills to amend certain sections of the
code. One amendment is to change the
working Of roads, in place of 30 to 20,
making them 20 to l6 in width. The
other amendment is to require executions
of criminals in private
The largest assortment and cheapest.
umbrellas in the city. Just received.
Come and get one. B.R. LEGG Il Bro.
Two families in East End of town are in
destitute circumstances owing to sickness,
and are in need of assistance at once
They are worthy and deserving. Any one
disposed to help them can leave their
donations with Mr NJ r. Lyon at his
| store.
Mrs. 7. H. Shockley, of this place, has
rare geranium plant that has eight
different colors of flowers in bloom upon
it 1t is very fine plant and is admired
by all who have seen it.
Mr.. r. G. Kerr, of Augusta, Ga, fer
merly of Marietta died at Onset Bay, N.
Y, recently. Mr.. Kerr owned some val
liable real estate in this county
MARRIED-In Roswell, last Sunday, Mr..
James II. Haney, Of Marietta, ard Miss
Ella Scroggips. Rev. John r. Sanges
officiating.
Hon. c. p Rogers, OF Lowndes county,
Ala accompanied by his wife and
daughter, are visiting his father, Mr.
Charles Rogers, of this place
The Parsonage Society of the Metho-
dist church will meet Thursday August
LIST, at 3 o'clock p. M. at the residence Of
Mrs. G. Z. Henderson.
We are glad to see Capt r. w. Boone
out on the streets again, having fully re.
covered from his recent sickness.