The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-08-28
MARIETTA N.ATrE1s


died on Wednesday night of last week.
Our merchants are in fine spirits and
ordering goods by the wholesale
Don't fail to be on time at the Seminary
Monday.
Next Saturday will-decide who will rep
resent Cobb in the next Legislature.
Mr.. Joe H. Boston has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark.
Handsome roses tor sale, one cent each.
MRS J. ". BAKER
A line of nice lamps, swinging and
standing lat Palace Drug Store.
Mrs. DeWolf, of Madison, Ca, is at the
Elnwood.
Prof. ]. S, Stewart and bride arrived in
the city this week.
The Marietta & N. Ga. R. R. has receiv-
ed two more parlor cars
Send in your orders to Meinert for sums
mer rate coal.
For SALE-Good roller top Desk. Ap.
ply to Csc. F. NEWELL.
My stores and warehouses are for rent
after Jan. lst. r. HIRscH.
Parents, serd your daughters Monday to
the Seminary where they can receive the
best advantages in every department
A few turnip seed left at Palace Drug
Store.
Who will bring in the first bale of new
cotton?
Now is the time to advertise to catch the
tall trade.
There is no sickness in Marietta and the
doctors are having plenty of leisure.
Election tickets for the primary have
been printed and distributed by some OF
! the candidates.
A splendid line of cologne and other per
fumes just received at Palace Drug Store.
Every young lady should avail herself OF
the advantages offered at Harwood in mu>
sic and art.
Judge George F. Gober will hold court
all of next week for Judge Hines at San.
dersville, Washington county.
There are a thousand and one annoy>
ances in this world, but patience some
times ceases to be virtue.
The dead beat is about the only man
who is entirely consistent, with one pur>
pose constantly in view.
Let everybody take an interest in and
work for the upbuilding OF our town and
county.
Phillips Legion will hold their next re-
union at Gainesville on the first Thursday
;rAugust, 1891.
Every man born into this world comes
under the same terrible condition that he
can never leave it alive.
All parties indebted to T. Il. Shockley
are requested to settle at once with
CLAY Il BLAIR, Attorneys.
Will take orders for any kind of coal
needed at Meinerts.
OOOuS at COSL are uOL C0eaD-
er than our regular prices. That is what
OIL customers tell us. W. Z. GILBERT
For your good cigars, a fine pipe and to-
bacco, go to the Palace Drug Store.
If "a mans head is not we'll balanced he
can improve it by parting his hair in the
middle.
Ok July Dist, 1891. the 7th Georgia
Regiment and General "Tige" Anderson s
brigade will have reunion at Marietta. ,
Miss E. J. Cortelyou, of Cumberland Isl
land, is visiting her brother, DR.. P. r. Cor.
telyou.
From the present outlook, there will be
big crop made, and the consequence will
be big fall trade. Our merchants are
getting ready for it.
If you want anything in the drug line,
come and see me. a. 81. HAuMErT.
Clothing, Dry Goods and Shoes arriving
daily. We will be pleased to show these
goods to our customers, and let them
realize the stunning low prices.
W. T.. GILBERT.
Prof. ]. c. Harris and family left last
week for Cedartown, their future home.
The best wishes OF our people follow them.
Mr.. A. Armstrong, Of Marietta, has &C.
cepted the position of manager of the
manganese department Of the Dade Coal
company.-Cartersville Courant.
Our Furniture Stock is complete. We
make specially in this line and will
guarantee lower figures than you will have
to pay in Atlanta. We save you the
freight-and drayage-trouble of handling.
and risk of breakage, which are items
worth considering Come to see US before
buying, W. E. GILBERT.
Mr.. j. b. Barnes went to Knoxville, last
web over the newly completed road, and
sold large bill of goods manufactured by
the Marietta Knitting Factory.
Let each of our subscribers see how
many new subscribers and renewals they
can send US between now and the end of