The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-26
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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1lE-welghts tor horses, Phoenix Foundry.
HARDWOOD Seminary has 100 pupils The
Male Academy has lO7.
The sidewalk in front of the Elmwood
has been laid with North Georgia marble.
No body has ever lost anything by in
vesting in Marietta dirt.
Another lot of those low priced trunks
just received. B. R. LEGG 4 Bro.
The poles for the electric wires have
been distributed about town.
Mr.. T. a. Gober and Mrs. p. T. Handy
returned from visit to Chattanooga.
TIRES building and loan associations
are working Marietta.
Suits of underwear to dollars, Read
& Virgins.
lean save you $3.50 per ton on anthari-
cite coal, |. b. SPRINGER.
| DR.. J. D. Malone has an advertisement
on the opposite page that every one should
read
Miss Angela Moss, of Washington, D.
c., arrived in the city last week, and will
reside with Mrs. HILBERT.
Shoes cheaper than the cheapest
| B. R. EGG Il Bro.
| Mrs Erwin Maxwell was called to Gin
cinnati by the illness OF Mr.. Walter II
Maxwell of the Palace Hotel
Mr.. Fred w. Maxwell has been appoint
ed manager of the Game House Morris
town, Tenn
Save money by getting prices on clothing,
boots, shoes and hats and gents furnishing
goods, Read l. Virgins,
Mr.. w. T. Granting has torn away his
old carriage shop and will build at once
two story brick building on the site.
LET us have that new hotel and that cot
ton factory that we have been talking to
you so much about.
The kennesaw House is being kept in
good style by the present managers Bob
Shelman is hustler and the popularity of
the hotel is widespread.
We will put on sale Sept &c, q and 90,
about one thousand dollars worth of
special bargains. Don't fail to see them.
| B. r. LEGG Il Bro.
Col. r. N. Holland has thirteen new
two room houses in the southeast part of
town, which brings him in a good monthly
rental.
In this issue appears an application for
a charter to build the Cobb County Cot
ton Mills" There is going to be an honest
effort to build this desirable enterprise.
| THElonger we run newspaper and write
about people and events the more we real
ize how utterly impossible it is to scratch
every man On the spot where he itches the
most.
Misses Jennie McCord Ida Wadley
and Helen CoDnally, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Joseph NJ. Brown, left for their
homes in Augusta on last Saturday, much
to the regret OF many friends
We are agents for frst-class merchants
tailoring, and can save you money by see
ing our large line of samples, Read & Wig
gins.
$4,000 to be loaned in the next 60 days
on Cobb county real estate Apply to r.
n. HOLLAND, Attorney at law.
The largest stock of Boots~an Shoes
ever shown in Marietta at Hirsch's
A full measure and little on the
handle JOHN A. SIBLEY,
| COTTAGE HILL DAIRY
Now is the time to give your orders for
coal to Henry Meinert.
THE Centenary" OF Florence, S. c.,
Rev. A. W. Moore, proprietor is a hand
some publication. Mrs. E. R. Tennent, OF
Marietta, is editress of the Little Folks"
department. 1t is a splendid publication
and well worth subscribing for. Price 81.
Mr.. j. l Chamberlain is negotiating with
a rich manufacturer and banker in Provi
dence, Rhode Island. with view of in
duciug him to build cotton factory here
He is an old an valued friend and will give
the matter consideration, and will probably
visit our city this winter.
| M nhiO1AhS aoSbOlJ ClCNtCu htNO LullCo
OF Marietta by Mr. w. l.. Barnes, turned
out its FIRST manufactured goods last week.
The machinery is being put in operation
and operatives are learning the business
under experienced experts. The goods are
frst-class and will no doubt command
ready sale. Mr.. Barnes has splendid water
power, which will be great saving in the
economical manufacture of the goods
Sole Agents for the celebrated Bay State,
Evitt g. Bros and Clement & Bates fine
shoes. Every pair warranted.
B. r. LEGG & BRo.
| |. II. SPRINGER can furnish you coal at
short notice.
Stoves Stoves Stoves i Do not buy
without seeing our stock E. p DoBBs
Schlesinger, Page & Co.. are making ex-
tensive Improvements at the old w. N.
Grist stand two doors from the postofice,
/ the interior of the store has been remodel