The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-31

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Judge VIM will hold his FIRST esurt next
Monday at Alpharstta.
TO LoAN-$2eO, $4ss, $500 or 81, soe on
l, 3 or years. EoocE FAw
Tuesday morning was cold enough for
ice. The biting wind made pedestrians
pull their overeoats close abeut then.
Misses Florine and kinna Lou Mans
field, of Cleveland, Team. are visiting Mrs.
A. B. Springer
Rev. P. n. Ryhurn, pastor Of the Meth
dist church, is still sick Rev. Kr. Man
get preached Tor him hest Sunday morning
Nh. David Aastin, wife and children, Of
Kansas City, are visiting Mr. John H.
Boston's family.
Mas. Josiah Sibley and daughter, Miss
Josie, have arrived from Augusta, and will
make this place their future home.
MAYOR Glover and Alderman Dobbs will
leave this week on visit to Albany, Ga,
Gainesville, Ca, and Indianapolis, Ind
to examine into different electric light
systems.
MONDAY morning house tops were COW
cred with snow, and for an hour or more
it fell, but soon the clouds rolled by and
the sun came out and the beautiful snow"
disappeared.
WANTED boys l6 to IS years old, to
learn to finish chairs. Steady work. land
fair wages. TIE BRUMBY CHAIR Co
CASH paid for Old Stoves and cast pillow
points. PHOENIX FOUNDRY.
A lot of large size heavy Boots to be
sold at bargain at McCutcheon's
Best grades of coal for sale and deliver
ed free in the city. Office at Livery Sta
bic on Cherokee street
HENRY ME1NERT.
MONEY to loan For information call
on SESSIONS & SESSIONS, Atty's.
MASTER Jack Kiser had birthday din
ner Sunday in celebration OF having
reached his thirteenth year Several Of
his boy friends were invited and a sumpt
uous and most excellent dinner was served
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Kiser.
BLACKWELL, Brown & Geber have Or
dered for the water supply Of their new
hotel Climax wind engine and tank
holding over one hundred barrels, to be
placed high enough TO food all foors OF
the building. G. S Burnap has the order.
Mr.. S. A. Anderson is negotiating with
parties with a view of starting e guano
factory At his copper mines in Pauldipg
county, there is sulphurateS in abundance,
suitable for making acids. The factory will
be built there if the negotiations are sue
cessful as it will be on the line Of railroad.
DoN'r FORGET That you can have Kal
somining, Whitewashing and Repairing
done without taking up your carpets, AL
SO different grades OF Plastering, Brick
work setting Of CRATES HRNEY PORTER.
Hirsch is acknowledged by all to be the
largest dealer in clothing in North Geor;
gia.
|, Corn WANTED. Will pay the highest
market price for the best White Milling
Corn delivered at Kennesaw Mills, Mariet-
ia, or on the line of the Marietta & North
Ga Railroad KENNEsAw MILLS Co
DIED.-Mr. John G. Newell died at this
place on last Thursday, aged 81 he was
the father of Mr.. Geo. F. Newell, cashier
and treasurer of the American Marble Co.,
and was formerly resident of Boston, but
for four years past has resided at this place.
The Marietta Land Co., Mr.. A. Arm
strong, manager, has opened an Office in
rear of the First National Bank, and have
listed some valuable property for sale.
Parties would do we'll to call and see this
new Grm. Advertisement appears in
another column.
HITcHIKe posts should be erected for
our country friends 70 hitch their horses
when they come to tows. In the absence
Of those they have AitchSd their horses 10
the garden tsnce Of the jail, until the fence
is nearly demolished 1t is county prop
erty AID they tAink they have right 70
uoo It,
Coon roads are indispensable to the citi-
zen and farmer in his travels to and from
market with his cotton, wood and produce
, The present roads are woefully bad and
there should be a system devised by which
they should be improved. Mud holes,
washouts and high hills almost render our
roads impossible. Good, solid road beds
should be constructed, and the money so
spent would be well spent Good roads
enhance the value Of property and save
the wear Of vehicles and enable animals to
DO better service. Give us better roads
ALL goods bought of Stephens Bros,
the Fancy Grocers, at old Shockey corner,
are the best
A new dodge is being practiced by
tramps in soliciting aid to get home or
begging for food or lodging. It is called
! the seald svitrol game and the beggar
tramp exhibits what appears to be at a
glance terribly scalded wrist or arm
The truth is the wrists are not scalded.
Some chemical preparation is applied,
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