The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-08-28

$40 AAVyou III tue lSSt Two months In
experimenting the completion of the M. L
n. Ga. Railroad to Knoxville He is the
right man in the right place. He devotes
his entire time, day and night to the road,
and the consequence is, no accidents,
and 1t is ole of the best managed roads in
the south. Supt. Glover is full of energy
and industry, and keeps moving.
: The demands made upon town peoy lie tor
contributions to various causes, objects
and schemes, are so numerous, that if a
person will keep account o! these amounts.
he will be surprised how much he has given
away during the year.
Mss CBEsrERs School will omen on
September list. Patrons requested to send
their children in at the beginning of the
term.
Summer is dying, the elephant and lion
show has drawn its crowd, and now the
Piedmont Exposition will soon be on hand
to pour nickles into the capacious peck.
ct of Atlanta.
HARDWOOD Seminary opens next Monday
at nine o'clock.
The largest and best line of box paper
and envelopes in the city at Palace Drug
Store.
Rev. DR.. Mallard, of New Orleans, will
preach at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Walker will
preach for DR.. Barnett in Atlanta next
Sunday.
Mr.. John r. Latiner is announced as a
candidate for Tax Receiver in this issue.
He is one OF the cleverest and best farmers
in the county and will prove an efficient
officer ii elected.
Editor Perry, of that bright and excel>
lent paper, the Canton Advance, was in
the city Monday. He brought Miss Ella
Standard home quite sick. She has been
teaching at the Canton Academy.
Let all the girls get their school book,
ready for school on Monday.
For SALSA good COW, four years old
half jersey, calved tive weeks since, cal
weaned. The COW is gentle and easy t.
| milk, is giving now over four and hal
gallons per day. Price forty dollars.
G. c. BURNAP.
For your fine and cheap tablets, 90 t.
the Palace Drug Store.
Messrs. Gober. Brown, Boone, WhitIock
Brumby, Leake and Handy petition t.
Cobb Superior Court to incorporate al
ice factory. They hope to have it in op
GRAFTON by next season. There are other
enterprises on foot that will help Marietta.
The Piedmont Chautauqua at Salt
Springs cost 100000, and never has paid
The lake, no longer used, cost $4,000. II
the Chautauqua had been built at Marietta,
with the Marsh hotel built here also, il
would have been paying investment.
In seasons dull, as we'll as in seasons
brisk, the wise man adyertises largely and
judiciously, for the right kind of adverts.
ing makes bad business good, and good
business better.
The boarding department is ready. Send
your daughter to the Seminary.
A new granite livery stable will be built
in Atlanta in ninety days by Venable
Brothers. Mr.. Chuck Anderson. of Mari
eta, Capt. Dave WHY and Mr.. W. Jones,
OF Atlanta, have leased it tor ten years.
Mr.. Anderson will continue to run his Ma.
rietta livery stable.
DIE. NJ. Allen and wife, and W. P. Nc,
CATCHY and family have returned from a
visit to Col. Robertson and daughter IN
Habersham county.
Mr.. Ed Granting has finished tearing
away his old shop. His new brick shop is
a credit to the town.
Miss Anna navis, of Barlow county,is in
the city.
The street boss, Bob Moon,is doing good
work on the streets.
Mr. Charlie Youngblood, of Macon, is
in the city.
For SALE-Halt jersey COW with young
calf T, W. GLOVER.
Miss Mary Williams has returned to her
home in Oglethorpe, Ga, accompanied by
Miss Fife Stephens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon, of Atlanta, have
returned home after spending few days
! with Mrs. 7. Fl. Matthews.
Mr. viii Hayes has returned his home
in Oxanna, Ala.
Mr. D. G. Cole has returned from his
visit to Virginia
Miss Lizzie Shepard of Atlanta is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. Newell and wife of Buffalo, N. Y,
are visiting their son, Mr.. H B. Newell.
Mr.. D. Latimer has returned to his home
in Alabama.
Mrs. George Celand, of Atlanta, is visit.
ing in the city.
Mrs. W. S. Wood and daughter have re~
turned to their home in Roswell
Mr.. Harry g. Cole has returned to West
Point, after spending his vacation home.