The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-05-01
Paor. Charles Lane, Of A,l.ns.. deliver.

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books, At the Court House, last Thursday
night to an apprec;ative audience. 1t was
full ofphilosophy. truth and humor. He
kept his audience in roar of laughter.
Asa lecturer, Prof. Lsue is a success.
He understands human nature pretty thor
oughly, as his lecture fully demonstrated
Those who failed to attend missed rich,
rare and racy treat
All persons who have bought Guano
from US this season are requested to come
promptly and give us their notes if they
want their choice of paying in money or
cotton. The time is up May 1st.
B. r. LEGG 4 BRo.
- Try that pure Apple juice Vinegar at
Harry Haynes.
HiIsch has the celebrated ziegler Bros,
shoes for ladies.
WANTED-A farm hand, who can milk
and attend to stock and garden.
6. NJ. HEIDI, Marietta, Ga.
The following industries would paw in
Marietta A cotton factory, pillow, faet-o
ry, an ice factory, a canning factory, glass
works, hub, spoke and ax>handle factory,
excelsior and mattress factory, and shoe
factory, all of which if inaugurated would
give Marietta such prosperity as would
place her in the front rank of growing
cities.
Just received an elegant line of window
shades, new designs at Schoenthaps.
Fancy patent -four Just received at
Harry Haynes.
For safety during the spring fights and
low prices call at the Red Front, Cemetery
street
We will refund the money to any one
who buys one of our woven Featherboue
Corsets and is not satisfied with it.
B. r. LEGG & BRo
Challies for six cents at Hirsch's.
Mr.. Marcus Fields, of Canton, was in the
city Saturday. He has just recently re-
turned from Tampa and Key West, Fla
In coming from Key West on the Gulf, he
experienced stormy weather and it looked
as if the ship would 60 to pieces. He was
so seasick, he felt as if he didn't care if it
did.
There is no question about it, Marietta
is tull of pretty women. They are here in
budding girlhood and blooming woman>
hood-single and married-bright and
charming, pure and true, lovely and Iowa
BILE.
Dwinell Haywood l. Co.'S celebrated
coffees at Harry Haynes
Fine and cheap Buggies, different
; styles One and two horse Was94s. Good
lot of fine and cheap Buggy Hairless.
MANNING BRos.
RAVEN Horse, cattle and Poultry Food
is sure cure for all diseases of the blood,
q preventive Of hog and CHICKEN cholera,
and sure cure if used in time. It is
nutritious condiment, appetiser, and
system regulator 1t is used by horsemen,
stock breeders, farmers and poultry rais-
ers. Try it. For sale by 81. d. McCutch.
con, Marietta.
FoR RENr.-House and lot on Atlanta
street. Apply to J. N. WILSON.
The Brunswick Times sends US hand.
some midwinter trade issue of Brunswick
and her resources. 1t is highly artistic
and creditable. Our friend Branham never
deals in shoddy work, but gives something
useful and valuable every time.
The Eclectic Literary Club will meet at
Mr.. George Il. Camps residence next
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock sharp. A
full attendance is desired. The program
is an interesting one.
Hirsch is headquarters for Furniture.
Come around to the Red Front and try
your hand at the prize coffee and prize
Baking Powder-a prize guaranteed with
every pakage. GEO. N. MANNING.
Prof ]. Moring York will conduct an
all day singing at Mars Hill church second
Sunday in May. Everybody invited.
Bring all your singing books and well filled
baskets.
Messrs Henderson l. Austin have the
contract for the carpenter work at the Kerr
farm, and E. P Dobbs, the contract for
the hardware, etc.
If you want to save Is cts per barrel on
your -four 60 to B. R. Legg & Bro, and
: buy it.
Col. j. z. Fosters law Office has been
removed to rooms over Brantley, Sessions
& Cos store.
Wood now have full control of the
wood yard on Cemetery street and can
furnish you stove or house wood on short
notice, satisfaction guaranteed. Leave
your orders at Red Front.
GEO. NJ. MANNING.
will offer the furniture belonging to
the estate of Mrs. Grace Groves be.
fore the court house door on Tuesday. May
9Th. Don't fail to attend.
I. L. HUNT, Administrator
Mr.. c. H. Robinson, of Admission Ala,
visited his friend, Mr.. Willie Nes5itt here
last Sunday.
Messrs. W. E. Granting, R. W. Boone
and w. E. Gilbert are the city tax asses.
| sors for this wear