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

trio Light Co, held meeting at the court
house on last Friday afternoon. The ac-
cepted their new charter and permanently
organized by electing the following officers:
L. W. Glover, president; B. R. Legg, vice
president; and W. R. Power, secretary and
treasurer. Directors: B. K. Legg, G. F.
Gober, B. L Mcintosh, ]. H. Barnes, E.
T. Dobbs, d. W. Blair, and 7. W. Glover.
Twenty per cent of the stock was called.
A full measure and a little on the
handle. JOHN A. SHELLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
We have large stock of mems and
boys suits that we are selling cheap A
large stock of staple dry goods that we are
selling cheap. A large stock of mems
shoes, ladies shoes, and childrens shoes,
that we are selling cheap A large stock
OF mems and boys hats and caps that we
are selling cheap. W. Z. GILBERT.
Hirsch is selling the largest stock of
clothing, shoes. hats, dry goods and fur.
nishing goods in the city at cost.
TIE ticket Office of the NJ. & N. Ga.
Railroad at this place was robbed ON
Thursday night last The drawer contain
ing tickets was found in DR.. Stewards field
and returned. Six cents was all that the
thief got for his trouble. Charley Reese,
colored, was arrested by Deputy Marshal
Sanges, charged with the crime, but was
subsequently released.
The genial face of our esteemed friend,
Mr.. Joseph S. Clifton, Of Townsville,
beamed in upon US last Saturday, We are
always glad to see Joe. He has a good
word of cheer and seems to brighten
things by his appearance. He is doing
we'll in Thomasville as he deserves He
has the energy and pluck to succeed any
where
DIR. P. R. Cortelyou having spent several
weeks in New York City, engaged in the
special study and work on diseases of the
eye, ear, throat and lungs, has resumed his
practice.
The KenneSaw GRADUATED Patent is
absolutely pure-every sack and barrel OF
it is guaranteed. Ask your Grocer for it.
Many of the nobby boys of Marietta are
wearing clothes made at the Enterprise,
they look and fit perfect.
Do not be deceived by bate prices on
paper, but examine for yourself and see
where You can do the best Compare our
prices with any house in the town, you
will find them as cheap as the cheapest.
We are determined not to be undersold.
| w. +. GILBERT.
Our stock of Jeans, Flannels, Blankets,
Shawls and Cloaks is the largest in Mariet>
ia. Prices very low.
| B. R. LEGG & Bro.
TEACHERS of public schools must have
their reports properly fled with the COM
missioner by the 18th of November next,
IN order to have them audited and paid
oct. 70, 1889. w. R. Power,
Commissioner
MIR. John Mozeley has bought room from
Judge Sessions in the brick building in
which the Messrs. Sessions have their law
office. He is having it fixed up prepare
tory to moving into it.
Miss Allie Wing who has been visiting
in our city several weeks stopping at tn
Elmwood, left for her home in Little Rock,
Ark, on last Monday, much to the regret
of many friends.
Mr. Joseph R. Coryell, OF this place, anG
Miss Eugenia V. Rumph, of Fort Valley viii
be united in marriage Thursday evening
November 18th. The happy couple viii
arrive in Marietta on Friday, and will oc
cupy residence on Lawrence street.
If you want the finest pastry, rolls, light
loaf and biscuit use Kennesaw GRADUATED
| Patent and you will make no mistake For
sale by Grocers generally
A word to the wise is sufficient, for good
| shoes, hats and furnishings go to the
Enterprise.
'Hirsch makes a specially of suits, over
coats, pants, shoes and boots.
We have for some time paid especial at
tention to our furniture stock, and now
invite you to look with us in this depart
ment before buying We can save you
money, sell you as good furniture and
relieve you of all trouble OF handling You
| have no risk to run, no freight or draYage
to pay and you are protected in the price
We will sell you less than Atlanta prices.
W. +. GILBERT.
Mr.. E. w. D. Cochran has left with US
two Chinese ounce, weighing two pounds
each. They grew as long as they were al
lowed to remain on the tree. These are
very fine and are well adapted for preserv-
ing purposes. The tree is quite small and
quite different in appearance from our ma
tive ounce tree
GOODS were never more plentiful, finer
and of varied assortment than in stock by
our merchants, and they were never
cheaper Goods are down to bed rock in
Marietta now, and we don't believe any
body can grumble. Nobody can buy or
sell them for less money.
We can give you more goods and better
quality for the dollar than any house in
tho state EntarnriSa Shoe opd Hot Hor co