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

~ ~, cAAA'cu Al euo Ctt1 lsSb SUNDAY Win
q view to inspect their new residence, just
completed by L. Black & SoY. The
dwelling is located on Campbelrs hill, and
Is two stories 1t contains twelve rooms,
all we'll arranged and handsomely finished.
IN ash, oak and cherry and hard oil.
The nantes are of similar material and
are beauties. The entire building, exte.
rior and interior, is finished in workman.
like manner that is highly creditable to
the contractors. Mr. and Mrs Gates
! cannot help being pleased with this lovely
home.
Mr., G. W. York, of Gritter district an
nounces himself candidate for Tax Coli
lector in this issue Mr.. York was an old
| Confederate soldier, fought from the be-
ginning to the end of the war and was
badly ruptured during the time, which in
capacitateS him from hard labor He feels
that, If elected the Office would enable him
to buy farm where he can make a good
support for his family. George York is a
clever man and would make a competent
tax collector.
SLATEs.-Slates fer all at Palace Drug
Store.
The mar who for year lives in one
community and leads reputable life, even
though he be of moderate ability, will
grow in the confidence and esteem of his
fellows. On the same principle a newspa-
per advertisement becomes familiar to the
eyes of the readers. 1t makes the name
and business OF the man familiar, and its
presence in the columns of paper inspir-
es confidence in the stability of his enter.
prise.
A cotton factory is being talked about
by some of our citizens stronger than ever.
They see the necessity of manufacturing
enterprises, and they know that cotton
factory will pay from the start and give
employment to a large number of hands
who will prove good patrons of our stores.
We would urge action on the part of our
people. Let us do something in this line
and give Marietta steady growth that mill
help all.
The democratic primary election tc
nominate two candidates for the Legisla
ture will be held in this county next Sats
urday, August 3Oth. Let every Democrat
ic voter come cut on that day and vote
for his choice. Don't forget the day-next
Saturday.
! WANrED-Man and wife, without chill
dren preferred, } white or colored, he to
farm and milk, she to cook Steady Job
tor year, and prompt cash. Apply to,
f. l.. FREYER.
For anything in the State any time at
reasonable prices, 60 to the Palace Drug
Store
Mr.. Lemuel Downs and wife, of Savan-
nah, visited the family of W. S. N. Neal,
last'week. Mr.. Downs was formerly cit>
lzen of our town. He enlisted in Marietta
at the beginning of the late war and was a
member of the 7th Georgia Regiment. He
attended Phillips Legion re>union last
! Thursday and met many of his old COM
rades
Will Tate, Theo Frey, Ed Frey, Har
vey Sewell, D. A. Sewell, Sam lawrence,
Pat Green, Seals Harris and Raymond
johnson will all attend State University,
and Oscar Grower will attend Emory Col.
| Iono Thar, ho,,o Ill
rietta Male Academy the last term, and
shows that Prof Harris understands pre-.
pairing boys for College.
fine lot of blank books, such as ledy~
e:s, day books, memorandum and ginners
books, at Palace Drug Store.
All kinds of school books at J. A. Man.
gets.
Mr.. Thomas S. Bussey, last Saturday
carried to Atlanta and sold fifty-six toma.
toes, which weighed sixty pounds. He
gathered them from his farm near town.
This beats the record
There is inquiry for building lots. Par,
ties having any for sale would do we'll to
advertise the same. Real estate is stiffen.
ing up, and the confidence in Marietta
future is good.
The past twelve months we have made
every effort to sell off old stock, which we
succeeded satisfactorily in doing. Our
shelves are now being filled with New
Goods, New Styles at lowest prices. Our
] clothing stock has been received this week
and is priced as low as :he goods offered
at cost Remember we offer you a new
suit not one that has been in Marietta long
enough to get acquainted with all the
customers that has handled it.
w. Z. GILBERT.
A full measure and a little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
| COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Let US build up our manufacturing in.
terest and keep our people and capital at
home. Don't let our people have to GO
somewhere else to seek employment.
Next Saturdays primary election, for
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