The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-21
Mr.. W. L. Barnes and his son, Mr. J.H.

week, where they went ito investigate
knitting mills. Mr.. W. l.. Barnes, who
owns a splendid water power two miles
from Marietta will at once commence re-
moving the machinery out Of his Touring
and grist mills, preparatory to putting in
twenty-five knitting machines of the la
test improved pattern at a cost of about
$500 He will buy his yarns at the start.
He hopes to have TIE mill in full operation
by August 1t will give employment to
fifty hands, mostly boys and girls. This
will be an important industry, ard we
believe under Mr.. Barnes management it
will prove success.
The GOSPEL Ship entertainment will be
given at the Court House Monday even
ing February 18th at o'clock. Admis-
sion 25c.
Harvey Ector, colored man, who
formerly worked on the Marietta and North
Georgia Extension, has brought suit
against the Western and Atlantic railroad
company for $4,000 damages, in Cobb
county superior Court. He alleges that he
was on public crossing in Marietta and
in the act of crossing defendants track
on the night of February l6, when defend
ants trains without blowing any whistle
or ringing any bell and running at an un-
lawful rate of speed struck plaintiff, knock
ing him from the track, shivering the
bones in his leg and causing permanent
injuries to his hip. H. has employed
Messrs. r. N. Holland and ]. z. Foster as
his attorneys to bring the suit
Best Popular Greek coal for sale at
Henry Meinert's.'
For RENT-An eight room house. APP
ply to D. c. Cole.
Use the celebrated Momaja Coffee and
Aromatic mixed Tea, sold by F. B. Wei.
Ions, Cherokee street Telephone "a
For SALE.-A pair of good mules, for
cash, or to good parties on time, with APP
proved security. Apply to I. H. Springer.
Carters fancy patent -four is sold and
guaranteed by Stephens Bros
We are now buying the following Einds
of Chair Timber; White Oak, Red Oak,
Hickory, Ash Maple, Beech and Birch.
Any one who might want to deliver us
some of either kind, will please call at our
Office for specifications and price.
THE BRUMBY CHAIRCo.
AT call meeting of the stockholders
Of the Kennesaw Mills Company, on Fri
| day, February Is, the following named
gentlemen were elected directors in place
of Messrs. Winters. Whitlock and Inman,
resigned: T. B. Neal president of the
Neal Loan and Banking Company, At
lanta W. j. Willingham, president Will
ingham Lumber Company, Chattanooga,
Tenn, and B. R. Strong, Of Marietta.
Thomas 81 Cheek was elected superin.
tendent and R B. Strong secretary and
Treasurer.
Oh, yes, you want the newspaper to
boom and help build up the town, but did
you ever stop to think when you are send
ing Oft your job printing to other towns,
that you are not helping to sustain the
newspaper to do this work Those whom
you patronize in other towns do nothing to
boom your town, never spend a nickle
here and have no interest in the place
only to the extent of the printing they can
induce you to give them. Patronize and
and stand by home industry. That is the
way to build up your town.
Leave your orders with F. B. Wellons
Tor fresh Fish and Oysters every Friday
and Saturday, All orders promptly filed
and delivered
Mr., }. NJ. Austin having bought Mr.. j.
W. Henderson's interest in the steam
planning mill, sash and door factory and
lumber business, the new firm of Hender-
sen q Austin will continue the business,
and solicit the patronage of the public.
Both are live, active, energetic business men,
with capital and experience. they cannot
fail to succeed and meet the wants of the
trading public in a satisfactory manner.
In prices and work they cannot be ex-
celled.
NorIcE.-In justice to the tax collector
and tax receiver, together with the other
county officers, wish to say. that they
fled good and sufficient bonds in due and
ample time with me, and have received
their commissions. j. NJ Stone,
Ordinary
H. A. Dunwoody, who in years past was
associated with Colonel Gart-ell, has re-
sumed the practice Of law and proposes to
pay almost exclusive attention to examin-
alton of titles and matters pertaining to
real estate. Mr.. Dunwoody's office is,,with
Captain j H. Mountain, our we'll known
and energetic real estate agent
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY.
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS
Have made arrangements with the pub
Usher of the books, adopted by the Board
of Education, to allow further time to ex-
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