The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-11-21


evening at his home near Marietta. He
has rat proof corn crib which is reached
by ladder. While on this ladder he fell
making a complete fracture of his leg.
DR.. j. D. Malone attended him and set
the leg, and he is doing nicely. 1t will
probably be two months before Mr.. Irwin
can resume his duties as clerk under
Comptroller Wright in Atlanta The news
of this accident will be source of regret
TO Capt Bob 1rwins numerous friends
throughout the State. There is no more
generous, courteous and big hearted gen.
tleman in the State than Bob Irwin. We
hope he will speedily recover.
STRANGERS visiting in the city for the
winter:-At Mrs. Dunwody 's-Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew A. Halfway, two children
and nurse; Mrs. W. T. Casgrain and the
Misses Casgrain, of Milwaukee, Wis At
Mrs. Gibbs-Miss Sholes, of Milwaukee.
At Miss Marlow's-Mr. and Mrs McKen-
ze. At the Hedges-Mrs. Brisbain and
her son Mr. Brisbain, Of St. Paul, MINI.
At the Elmwood-Thomas A. Orr, of Min
neapolis. At Mrs. Wright s-Mrs Ewell
and Misses Rose and Marian Ewell, OF
Chicago; Mr.. Day, of Toledo, Ohio; Miss
Mary Agatha Machen. of Detroit. Mich.
gan, and Miss Ruth Echols, of Savannah
FoR RENT-The new FIVE room residence
on Lawrence street, now occupied BY Col.
u. W. Blair. Near the square. Possess
sion given the first of January. Apply at
this Office.
NoTICE.-For some time l have not
been able to carry on my business regular
ly. Have only worked for few of my
customers. would now inform all my
friends and customers that l am prepared
to do their work at my home. | will now
be able to do their Dressmaking in the
best style. will also make a speciality of
Children's Dresses and Cloaks.
Mrs. S. E. HUMPHREYS.
No difference what you want you will
save money by buying from Hirsch.
Col W. R. Power, our efficient county
school commissioner said the other day,
that there were at least fifty white children
in Marietta, who were unable to attend
school and pay tuition. Some means
ought to be provided to- school these
children. They ought not to be allowed
to grow up in ignorance in this enlightened
and Christian age. Free schools would
greatly benefit our town and the day is not
far distant when they must be established
here.
We BY all means ought to build that
cotton factory in Marietta. There is
enough cotton raised in this section to sup
ply the factory, which being bought from
first hands, would make saving of about
Sc per bale in favor OF home factory and
one located in New England states. The
farmers would have better market for
their cotton and it would tend to build up
this section.
Mrs. D. F. McClatchey, Of this place
has beautiful orange tree. hanging full
of oranges, some q in number. Mrs Me-
Clatchey kept this orange tree in the open
air during the summer, but places it in the
pit in the winter. 1t is fourishing, and
shows that even in North Georgia this de-
lieious fruit caa be raised.
Hnsch has more over coats, suits, coats
vests and pants than the balance of Ma
rietta. Remember all goes at New York
cost to close out.
The Machine that will be given away by
the Enterprise Shoe and Hat House is at.
tracing a good deal of attention. Call
and examine it.
SECRETARIES of Alliances Lodges in Cobb
county are authorized to Solicit members
Of their lodges to subscribe for the Marietta
journal, the adopted official organ of the
Alliance of Cobb county. A handsome
commission offered agents on every new
subsci5er brought. Clubs one dollar per
year.
Prof John R. Seals came in Friday and
renewed his subscription to the JOURNAL
for another year, and said, Il take your
paper and the LaGrange Reporter and
hardly know which is the best paper-both
are excellent This is q compliment in
deed, for it is few papers that can excel the
Reporter.
To RENT-Seven room brick house on
Cemetery street, well arranged, good water,
all conveniences, close in Possession
given Immediately; also a three room
house on Anderson street, well arranged,
one block of public square. Posses
sion given on the first Of January, for par
ticulars call on w. E. Granting
The finest line of embroidered Slippers
and Felt goods ever seen in the city, at
Enterprise Shoe and Hat House.
We are selling our entire hne of Dry
Goods, Blankets, Comforts, Jackets Long
CloakS at actual New York cost to close
OFT.
A GOOD many farmers have adopted the
plan Of putting an extra tie on the end Of
their bales OF cotton. This plan seems to
be good one, as it prevents the bagging
at the end from being torn and makes the