The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-07-11

o"oS' aS ouH esteemeu lrlenu, NIT.
Joseph Page, sent to this office on last
Friday morning. 1t is certainly pleasure
to look upon, to say nothing of ieasting
upon such fine tomatoes MIR. Page Ger.
tainly understands how to raise tomatoes
to perfection. Thanks, for the kind re-
membrance.
HE Improvements made on Mr.. II. D.
McCutcheon's house, on Atlanta street,
are very creditable indeed. The house
has been enlarged and remodeled, papered
and painted, until it is now quite elegant
in every respect. Messrs. Henderson &
Austin were the contractors, and did
their work we'll and satisfactory.
Mr.. I. H shockley has put in the
railway system OF making change tor Gus
toners when goods are sold 1t is the first
put in use in Marietta and shows enter
prise on the part of Mr.. Shockley, whose
constantly increasing business makes thia
necessary.
FoR RENT-Five room house, large lot.
good water. Two blocks from square.
F. B. WELLoNs.
We sell pure apple juice vinegar, for
picking purposes. HAYNES & BABER.
DR.. Fl. II. Tucker of Atlanta, preached
an able sermon at the Baptist Church on
last Sunday morning on the Christian
Sabbath. The subject was handled with
mastery ability. 1t was instructive and
convincing. DIR. Tucker is one of the
most scholarly theologians in this country.
He has many friends in Marietta who are
always glad when he visits our city.
THAT was high compliment paid to
DR.. fuckers sermon on last Sunday, when
a Is year old boy said to his father, That
was the best sermon | ever heard.
When a man can preach so the boys can
understand the sermon, grow interested in
it and then praise it, it shows that he has
not missed his calling as preacher. DR..
Tucker has few equals as divine and has
done and is doing great good.
Fresh melons on Ice at F. B. Wellops,
Cherokee street
For SALE --l5 bushels Whippoorwill
peas, at McCutcheon's.
We sell only the highest grade lard put
on the market. HAYNES l. BABER.
ONE day last week Mr. Elmore Ander-
son discovered that swarm of bees had
pitched on small shade tree on the street
in rear of Mr., D. F. McClatchy's house.
He got alarge keg, hived them and carried
them home, and now they have gone in.
dustriously to work to make their winters
supply ofhoney.
Stop in when passing f. B. Wellons'
store, and drink ice water, always on hand.
His store is headquarters for ice as we'll as
the very best of everything in the Grocery
line.
Bones Bones! BoNEsl!!-Wanted
by Marietta Guano Co. 100 car loads dry
bones Pick up and bring US every bone
on your place. Mr.. l. Fl. Springer at
Anderson's Livery Stables, will receive
and pay highest market price for them.
Don't bring horns nor hoofs, nor bones
green enough to SMELL
MARIETTA GUAHo Co.
Marietta, Ga, July 9Th, 1889
Vegetables delivered fresh from our
gardens every morning, Haynes Il Baber,
Mr.. CHARLEY THORNTON has injured
one eye badly, while overheated he drank
copiOusly of ice water, which caused a
blood vessel to burst and his eye went out
in darkness. DR.. Calhoun has been treat
ing it for two weeks, and has partially re-
stored the sight
Miss STELLA CORRUPT, who has been
visiting the family of Prof J. c. Harris,
left Saturday. The many friends she has
made while here, hope that she will visit
our town again and brighten it by her
presence
Rev. w. K. WALKER and family will re-
turn from their visit to Tennessee this
week, and he will fill his pulpit next Sun.
day. During his absence, DR.. Buttolph
preached some very able sermons.
Pure Ribbon Cane Syrup at J. A. Man
gets.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
Cottage HILL DAIRY.
Remember we deliver all goods prompt
ly. HAYNES & BABER.
Miss Annie NJ Barnes, of Duluth, Miss
Dunlap, Of Covington, and Mrs. Chas. T.
Campbell, of Atlanta, are visiting the fami-
ly of Mr.. J. G. Campbell, on Campbell s
HILL"
Messrs. Mckenzie Warren, Dobbs and
Northcutt have nearly completed their
guano factory just this side of Atlanta.
They have put in a complete plant and
will be able to go to work very soon.
Books for public schools sold and ex-
changed at ], A. Mangets.
MONEY to Loan. Call on Sessions &
essions, Alto rneys, Marietta.
The beautiful gold badges awarded by
Prot. Harris at the Male Academy exhi-
bition, were bought of our popular jeweler,
Mr. John Fl. Bate.