The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-30

0iED-ln tntS city on last MONDAY morn
ing at the residence OF Mrs. Haynes, Mrs
Julia Montgomery. She was the relict o.
Col. Joseph Montgomery, at one time
President Of the Marietta Female College
She was most estimable lady, kind, ami
able and consistent Christian. Her death
will be regretted by all who had the pleas
ure of here acquaintance. Her remains
were carried to Jacksonville, Ala. for in,
terment, accompanied bo Mr.. Harry
Hayn es. The relatives have our sympathy
in their bereavement
HERE's A WHoPPER.-"M Mr.. j. A. MASSEY
of the Marietta Journal killed Poland,
China hog, last week. that weighed four
hundred and tweny-three pounds. The
Journal asks who can beat it. We simply
say, Gordon county can beat it.. Squire
4. I. Reece Of this place killed his fine
Jersey hog on last Friday, that weighed
seven hundred and fifteen pounds gross,
and six hundred and thirty pounds net.
Now, who can beat this ?"-N. K. in Cal
houn Times.
HoN. r. T. Nesbitt, honored and respect
ed ex-citizen of old Early county, now a
candidate for Agricultural Commissioner
is marching on to triumph. Conld aught
be said that would increase the support
which will go solid for him in this, his old
Senatorial District, which he so ably re-
presented as true and tried Democrat, in
years by gone, we would be only too gladly
say it. Hurrah for Nesoit EARLY Coun
ty News
FoR SALE-0ne gentle buggy horse,
suitable tor family. Apply to
W. r. TURNRR
For RENT-An room house on Law
renee street at $3.50 per month. Also, a
4 room cottage on Locust street at 81 per
month. R. N. HoLLASp
Two STORY, seven room cottage for remit
Lemon street, possession given imme>
diately. W. A. McCREA.
For RENT.-House and lot on Atlanta
street. Apply to J. M. WILSON
HOUSE and lot to rent, on Trammel
street, 4 rooms, and all necessary conven>
fences. Large garden and outhouses.
Possession given Immediately. Enquire
of W. E. Granting.
DoN'T forget the sale of those "a beauti
full lots in Maxwell's Addition, on Thurs
day, February 9th, at 2:30 p. m. sharp.
They will be sold without reserve to the
highest bidder by the well-known real es-
tate agent W. M. Scott, of Atlanta. Terms
one-third cash, balance one and two years
at Z per cent interest. AS prospect for the
new hotel is good, those lots ought to COM
mand:good prices and ready purchasers.
In healthy locality, nicely situated, no
better building lots in the city.
Our Mr.. B. R. Legg leaves for Eastern
markets within the next thirty days and
our stock must bereduced before he leaves.
B. r. LEGG & Bro.
A Northern capitalist asks many aues-
tons by letter about cotton raising and
manufacturing I have one definite offer
of gift of sufficient land on the railroad
near the city for the location of factory.
1t this should not be satisfactory to the
party, is there any other def mite offer?
LEWIS SPAULDING, Agent
Shoes and Hats still go at factory prices
at the Enterprise Store"
Hibbard's Herb Extract cures Rheuma
tism.
MR.. W. P. Stephens has gathered the
third crop of Irish potatoes out of his gar
den for the past season. He got six or
eight bushels OF as fine potatoes as ever
grew-they were as large as a mans fist.
This volunteer crop shows how mild and
propitious our weather has been.
Mr.. S. P. Larey will leave in few DAYS
foS Roanoke, Va, where he has accepted a
first class position with the Singer Manu-
featuring Co. Mr.. Larey is model young
man, and one who will be greatly missed
in our midst. Success to him.
Mr.. F. Ball, who has been the guest of
Rev. Mr.. Baker, of Roswell, from Rich
mond, Va, is seeking health at Summit
Grove.
The next meeting of the Marietta Whist
Club will be held at Mrs. Coles next
Wednesday evening" February, 9Th, from
73 till ten o'clock.
Miss Annie Seals has been visiting her
brothers in Birmingham and Opelika, Ala.
and relatives in Newman, Ga.
Miss Eunice Rainwater, from Alpharetta
will teach the school at Shady Grove, be-
ginning on Monday, February 3rd.
IF you owe the Journal anything on last
year, call and settle at once, please Our
books must be closed.
Our Powder Springs correspondent must
send name that the editor may know who
is doing the writing, otherwise we will have
to omit publishing the items.
Home raised North Carolina Blue Col
lard seed for sale. Finest and largest var
lety ever seen here. 10 cents per paper,
double quantity. MRS. fENNENT.
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