The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-05-29

cally say that you don't care whether Me-
rietts has town paper or not? II all the
business men should withhold their patron
age and not advertise in the town paper
and thus initiate your example, don't you
you see you wouldn't have any town paper.
Then you would seek to have town paper
started because you would rightly think
that town without paper would be q
mighty poor town, and strangers would
think so too Well, as you have a first
class town paper, why not deem it an i'm
portant duty to sustain it? See that your
business is represented in its columns at
once. 1t is mighty convenient to have a
newspaper in town--you may want it to do
something for you some time-then keep
it going by advertising and job work.
1t can't live on subscriptions alone
We have two devils" in this office.
They are known rs printers devils. They
I'll the bill in every particular, in fact the
devilish part of their natures come to the
surface on all occasions like cork on a
fishing line "bobs up serenely" on the wa
ter 1t is impossible to suppress their
exuberance of spirit. They are pretty
good boys, though, Notwithstanding their
proneness TO mischief Men are made out
of such material. Some day we expect to
see one of them President-of a base ball
club, the other candidate for the
Legislature. We are sorry to have to pre-
dict such bad ending, but it seems inevi.
table from the qualities they are display.
ing.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKING Perfect fit
and satisfaction guaranteed. Residence
on Faw street. MRS. ALICE Lizard.
Mattings at I2lc at Schoenthal's.
At the last meeting the Board of Direc.
tors of the Cobb County Co>Operative
Store, at this place, Mr.. Robert B. Good
man was elected by ~ unanimous vote as
general manager. This was quite COM
phment to Mr.. Goodman, where there were
other good men to select from, and shows
the confidence in which he is held by the
board, as being worthy and competent to
manage the store successfully. We feel
assured that he will exert himself to make
the business all that could be desired and
meet every expectation. So far the store
has been well managed and we'll patroniz.
ed
HENRY YOUNG, negro boy, last Friday,
assaulted Harry Campbell, white boy,
striking him on the back of the head with
rock, as he was walking off from him.
The wound was apprehended at one time
to be serious, and the negro boy was ar
rested and placed in the caIaboose. Camp.
bell has about recovered Young gave
bond and was released On Sunday
Young got i'll his work again and hit Mr..
Henry Meinert's little boy with rock,
without any provocation.
FINE Strawberries Well, we should saw
so. Three baskets full. Sent to the
editors by Mrs. E. 4. Merriman. Such
berries as they were, too-large' and
/ luscious, red and juicy. Mrs. Merriman
certainly is entitled to the premium for the
finest Strawberries placed on the market
here this season. The kind remembrance
of the editors, gave us treat highly ap.
preciated. Our sincere thanks and best
wishes to Mrs Merrman.
/ Mr.. Frank Wellons, who has been clerk
ing for I. H. Shockley several months, is
now foreman ef the finishing department
of the Brumby Chair Co., Mr.. Knox hay
ing resigned to accept position with the
Boyd Il Baxter furniture company Allan
! ia.
Sunday afternoon, the south bound pass
enger train, due here at $40 p. NJ, was
thrown from the track near Gainesville.
and was delayed several hours before it
could be gotten back on the track. No
one was hurt
Col. E. Faw paid Chattanooga a visit
recently. Here is his definition of the
booming city: Chattanooga place of
oObUOO lHuholLdutS anu OUU,UUU DullQlnR
lots"
Ripe watermelons appeared in the mar
ket at Orlando, Florida, last Thursday.
They will appear in Marietta several
months later.
Another lot all wool suits for men Just
received by B r Legg g. Bro only Sc CO.
Whenever fellow begins to get behind
with his business, he looks generously up
on his neighbours success, and begins to
make bad faces
The fatality among young chickens this
year, makes it unproftably discouraging
to raisers. Young chickens are dropping
dead in great numbers, and the cause I'M
| known.
The American Marble Works are run
ming day and night. A large number of
hands are employed, and the mill is doing
successful business.
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