The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-11-14

4 - 1880
and provide the work for the ensuing year.
Rev. P. N. Ryburn, the pastor Of the Meth>
odist church, in Marietta, has proven
| faithful and efficient, and won place in
the hearts Of our entire people. He exem-
pli6es true Christianity in walk and con-
versation, and is one of the ablest and
most scholarly preachers in the conference.
His return to Marietta will be gratifying to
his friends and admirers, as we'll as our
people generally
Mr.. William Fletcher, son in law of Mr..
Joe Dunn, has very mysteriously disap-
peared. He came to town on sale day of
last week, riding mule, when last seen he
was going towards Atlanta riding the mule
He has left wife and seven children. He
farmed on Mr. Jack Delk's place this year
and is represented to be a sober, honest
and industrious young man. He had about
$50 in money when he left His creditors
have attached his crop, but his wife has
applied to the ordinary to give her year 5
support out of it, which will leave the cred.
itor's out in the cold
VIZ are Offering special inducements in
prices on our entire stock of dry goods
notions, clothing, boots shoes, blankets,
cloaks,, &c, for this week only. If you
want cheap goods now is your time. Re-
member the prices we are making are for
this week only. b. X. LEGG i Bro.
Buy Barnes 90. 90 Calf Shoes, Warrant
ed.
E. l. W. collars l6s cents, cuffs 30 cents
at Hirsch's.
For strength, color, taste and rising
qualities, the Kennesaw Granulated Patent
is unexcelled.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
We have large stock of mems and
boys suits that we are selling cheap. A
large stock of staple dry goods that we are
selling cheap. A large stock of mems
shoes, ladies shoes, and childrens shoes,
that we are selling cheap A large stock
OF mems and boys hats and caps that we
a oCiiAhS SuCdp W. u. tJtLBERT.
Shoes and Hats at the Very lowest cash
prices at the Enterprise"
SPEAKER Clay was presented yesterday
with beautiful silver tea service. The
presentation was made by Mr.. Tuck, of
Clarke on behalf of the house. The speaker
responded briefly, but feelingly. 1t was a
worthy tlibute, and the occasion yesterday
pleasant and touching one Mr. Clay is
one of the most popular men that ever pre-
sided in the house and one of the ablest.-
Atlanta Constitution.
NEVER send dollar away from home
a contemporary says, when the article that
the dollar will purchase can be obtained at
home. Money is our financial blood. Its
circulation keeps the body alive. Bleed
that money away from it and soon trade
will put on look of lethargy and inactiv-
| ity. Always trade at home. 1t is doubly
useful. 1t helps the persons patronized
and finds it way to you again.
Remember, Bate & Co., keep all kinds of
small musical instruments, such as VioIins,
Guitars. Banjos, Accordions, Harps and
Strings.
Hirsch is selling the largest stock of
clothing, shoes, hats, dry goods and fur
nishing goods in the city at cost
The Kennesaw GRADUATED Patent is
absolutely pure-every sack and barrel OF
it is guaranteed. Ask your Grocer for it.
Do not be deceived by bate prices on
paper but examine for yourself and see
where You can do the best Compare our
prices with any house in the town, you
will find them as cheap as the cheapest
We are determined not to be undersold.
W. E. GILBERT.
Our stock of Jeans, Flannels, Blankets,
Shawls and Cloaks is the largest in Mariet>
ia. Prices very low.
B. R. LEGG & Bro.
THE Marietta Gusno Factory is about
completed near Atlanta and is one of the
largest and best equipped plants in the
state. Next year it is proposed to add an
oil mill and acid works. The factory is
owned by Marietta young men OF vim,
energy and experience, and their guano
has won large patronage upon its excel>
lence and merit. May continued success
crown their labors.
Fine Tailoring department of the Enter
prise store is always busy, the incest fitting
suits ever seen in Marietta are daily being
made to order in this establishment.
Hon. w. II. McAfee, ex-senator of the
32d district was down last week on visit
to his sons, w. w. and c. +. McAtee. SEN
ator McAfee stands we'll in his district and
is spoken Of as one Of the probable candi>
dates for congress in the Ninth District
Mr.. Daniel R. Turner died at his home
in this county on Tuesday OF last week, in
the 8lst year Of his age. He leaves a wife
and thirteen children. He was one of Cobb
cnunty's Oldest and best citizens.
Mr.. John D. White has recently painted
his residence.
Electricity now lights up the beautiful
r. Hat &c L.