The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-16

For sale by D. F. McCLATCHY.
LADIES of all denominations, who are
interested in the work of the 'Kings
Daughters" are invited to meet Thursday
to-day at clock, p. M, at Mrs. w. r.
Powers residence to organize band
Those who cannot attend and wish to Join
will please send their names to Mrs Power
before the meeting
Rev. j. r. Sanges is building up a good
business in harness-making. He does all
kinds of carriage trimming and repairing,
keeps buggy and wagon whips, saddles,
brides and harness leather for sale. He
is reliable and conscientious dealer, and
deserves the liberal patronage of our peo-
pie. Shop over Hardeman's store.
FINE shoes, stylish shoes. good honest
shoes, coarse Shoes Sunday shoes, every
day shoes All kind of shoes and hats
sacrificed this week at the Clean Sweep
sale" of the Enterprise Shoe and Hat
House.
THE new puzzle, 'The Spider and Fly"
is attracting attention. 1t will afford
amusement and give you something to try
your patience. On sale at Crosby popu-
lar drug store. Price 25 cents. Call and
get one, 81
Rev. W. F. Glenn held his first quarter
ly meeting here on Monday. Sunday he
preached two able sermons to large con-
gregations. His morning sermon was extra
good, pointed and torcible.
The demand for houses are increasing
Parties are moving in from other towns
A good system of public schools inaugural
ed here would largely increase our popu
lation.
IT cost one of our citizens a fine of on,
dollar and cost,rmaking four dollars, las
Monday, for posting notice on tele
phone post.
MRS. A. B. Bostick, Miss Mollie Bostick
Mrs. A. A. Fletcher and Mrs. Rober
Scott, all from Atlanta, spent the day will
Mrs. Erwin Maxwell last Saturday.
Mr.. W. II. Thomas, of Chicago, ILL.,, i,
soiourning at Fort View with his sister
Mrs. Erwin Maxwell.
LosT-Silver comb, also gold bar pir
with pink setting in center. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving at this Office.
Mr.. w. N. Grist is off on twelve days
drumming tour for Schlesinger, Page & Co.,
agents for five shoe manufactures
Langdons fancy crackers at Harry
Haynes.
THE sale of the r. G. Kerr farm has
been postponed until the first Tuesday in
March, as will be seen by the advertisement
in another column. This valuable proper.
ty consists of 1863 acres lying on the Can.
ton road north of Marietta. Parties desir.
ing additional information about the same
will please call on me at my office.
r. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney and Agent for Executor.
Mr.. James G. Sanges informs US that he
has received a position with the Atlanta
Journal as travelling agent. The Journal
is one of the best papers in the State and
Mr.. Sanges will increase its subscription
list
"Your rents are much lower here than in
Atlanta. And he knew what he was
talking about for he leased house for a
year, because his rent and monthly car
fare would be less than rent in Atlanta.
He found our schools satisfactory.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Parties owing us will save cost by set
ling at once. r HIRsCH & SoN.
ExPELLED.-This is to certify that at a
regular meeting of Starr Alliance, No. BIG
held on Nov %, 1889, and according to
previous resolutions, Glen Grier was ex
PEELED from our Order, for having his cot.
ton ginned where the ginner used jute
bagging and, also for using jute.
By order Of Starr Alliance.
HUGH HARRIS, Pres.
N. H. STEWART, Sec'y.
Personal property belonging to estate Of
John Roberts, deceased, will be sold at his
late residence on Saturday, January 18th
1890. GEORGE G. ROBERTS, Executor.
WANTED. Two active young men to es.
tablish and control a force of canvassers.
Must furnish good references and $75 cash
capital. Salary $50 per month. Address
G. W. BURTON.
Room 20 Gould Building Atlanta, Ca.
TAKE NoTIcE ALI parties, no one ex
cepted. indebted to j. W. Henderson e. Sor
by note or account, must pay at once, Oh
suit will be entered We mean what We
say, and you can save cost by settling al
once. ]. ". HENDERSON & SoH.