The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-28

nesday morning Goth inst She had been
confined to her home for some time and
her death, therefore, was not unexpected.
She was the daughter of Mrs. j. L. Glover
and the sister of Mr. j. B. Glover, super
| intendent of the Marietta and North
Georgia railroad, and Mayor T. w. Glover
Her funeral service was held at the St.
James Episcopal church on Thursday
j morning, Rev. G. P, Hebbard officiating,
after which her remains were carried to
| Thomasville, Ga, and inferred by the side
| OF the grave of her deceased husband.
| who was an Episcopal minister and at
| one time in charge of the church at this
place. Mrs. Grant bore her sickness with
| Christian resignation and fortitude. She
has gone to that rest that remaineth for
the people of God. She leaves one son,
mother, brothers and sisters to whom we
tender our sympathy in their bereavement.
PURE JELLY.-Just received at Steph.
ems Bros, one lot of pure jelly and apple
butter. These goods cannot be excelled.
Car load of trunks just received at
Hirsch's.
Old Books exchanged at J. A. Manget's.
MONEY to loan, from thirty days to five
years. Better rates than ever. Bring
your deeds with you. Sessions & Sessions,
attorneys at law.
Hirsch is sole agent for Zeigler Bros.
| (Philadelphia) and the W. L. Douglas
shoes.
The Marietta and North Georgia Real
Estate and Investment Company has COM
pleted the plating of the j. B. Young
! property, to be known hereafter as East
End. They have opened Cemetery, Law
renee, Fort and Lemon streets, and street
named Oln avenue, on the west side of
| said property, from Roswell street to the
north. These lots are very desirable for
| those wishing to obtain cheap homes and
| Mr.. Mountain offers them for sale at from
$50 to 1925 each, with easy payments-$l0
cash and ST week until paid. Now is
| the time to buy as the lots will double in
| value in few months,
j. H. Mountain, manager of the Ma
| rietta and North Georgia Real Estate and
Investment Company, in connection with
Mr. j. Bippus, of Sioux Falls, Dakota,
| will open an Office in Atlanta on March |.
| They have rented room No. 5, Kimball
house, Pryor street, and propose fitting it
up in handsome style. Mr.. Bippus is
| thorough real estate man and will have
charge Of the Atlanta Office and Mr..
Mountain will remain here. The Marietta
and North Georgia Real Estate Company
are doing a good work for Cobb county,
and the opening of an Office in Atlanta
will be vast benefit to those of our citi-
zens having property for sale.
Books exchanged at J A Mangets.
Go to the Gem City Market tor Chicago
beef and mutton. We have made ar,
engagements with Armour & Co. to shin us
Chicago meats regularly.
GLOVER Il Co.
If you want good suspender, buy the
! V. 5. b. For sale at Hirsch's.
A full measure and little ON the
| handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY.
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
NoTIcE.-All persons are hereby notified
not to hitch their horses to shade trees on
Sunday or any other day, in front of
churches or other places they are also
forbidden to hitch to fences, and also no.
tilted not to sweep or deposit trash, paper,
| ETC., IN front of stores on the square or
streets, all being contrary to city ordi-
| nances, and will be compelled to make
cases against all parties guilty of any of
these offenses. A. T. CoRYELL,
City Marshal.
FINE CIGARS Stephens Bros. handle
the Affidavit, Royal Charter, Dogs Head,
CARS. Also, the two well known brands,
Elberton and Monogram.
Books exchanged at J. A. Mangets.
Mn. Paul Hornsdy. of Atlanta, preached
two good sermons at the Baptist church in
this city Sunday. Mr.. Hornady is only
about 20 years of age and just beginning
ministerial york The old sexton, in con-
graduating the young preacher, said he
was glad to see the young Baptist sprouts
growing, especially of the Hornady stock
Next Sunday an important conference
| will'be held at the Baptist church, and all
members are requested to be present. Ar
rangements are to be made to entertain
the State convention, which meets in this
city April 8.
AMONG the war relics bought recently by
Mr.. W. ]. N. Hames, is one-cent piece
of l845, indellibly cut on the face is the
following "B. F. Towner Co. F., 35th
Illinois"
Mr.. L. W. Young has resigned the
General Managership of the American
Marble Co., having consummated other
business arrangements
Books exchanged at J. A. Mangets.
Mr.. D. c. Camp, of Atlanta, and Rev.