The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-04-23
Col. L. N. 1rammell, chairman of II

ieSsees oi tue w. u n. IL. h., to appear
before the Commissioners on the 9th inst.
to confer with him as to the regulation of
through rates of freight from Ohio river to
points on the w. l. A. r. r. He cites the
discrimination, which is violation. For
instance, on class l, to Marietta, the rate
is l29 and to Atlanta lO7. On class . 10
Marietta 1903, and to Atlanta 92 and as
great discrimination is shown in every
other class. This unreasonable aud unjust
discrimination is what hurts our town, and
we are glad to see Commissioner Trammeli
taking steps to rectify the matter.
LosT-On Friday the 18th inst, between
Crosbys Drug Store and centre of Park. a
small enameled silver watch with initial j .
II. W., on the back of watch. A Suitable
reward will be given to the finder BY leay.
ing at JOURNAL office.
Messrs j. H, Bate & Co., our popular
jewelers., have an advertisement in this
issue in which they give some information
that will be OF interest to you. This firm
not only has first class. experienced and
skilled workn-e n, Out guarantee work as
they represent it. Their stock of file
watches, chains, diamonds, silverware, &C.,
is unsurpassed in quality and can be sold
for less money than you can get the same
goods in Atlanta. Call and see for your.
self
HoRsEs HORSES Eight horses for sale
four blooded stock and one thoroughbred,
cheap for the cash. Apply to NJ H. Sulli
van. at Chuck Anderson's stables.
Mr. John R. Winters, capitalist of Ma.
rietta, has been in Gainesville this week
visiting friends and looking around for in
vestments. Mr.. Winters, we learn, is very
much pleased with our progressive little
city, and has purchased some property
de speaks of returning in week or two
when it is probable that he will make fur
ther investments. We hope he may see it
to his interest to make substantial i'm.
provements on what property he purchases.
Gainesville Eagle.
LosT-Wednesday morning, April Is. a
pair OF spectacles in leather case, having
name OF makers, Faulkner, Moore & KEEL
lam, stamped on case. A reward will be
paid for their return to the post office.
We were under the impression that a
program was being arranged for Memorial
exercises at Marietta, but so far we have
not beer informed as to the perfection o.
any. The neglect of this important mat
ter by our people is to be regretted. We
hope to see our people more deeply inter,
ested in the observance Of this day at this
place.
Rev. Mr.. Dawes left Tuesday evening OF
a visit to his children at Forsyth, Ga, tel
few days needed rest, having been Sc
couhseied by friends If needed, in cas-,
OF sickness or DEATH IA telegram will reacl
him at the above named place.
Mr.. John I. Brantley, Misses Salh
Camp, Fannie Glover and Anna Pomeroy
are in attendance upon the State Sunda
School Convention in session at Columbus
| Mr. Brantley is Secretary of the Conver
ton.
Mr.. G. W. Cooks new residence, O
Whitlock Avenue, is nearing completion
The architecture is unique, and the build
ing already presents handsome appear
ance. Messrs. Henderson 6 Austin, tn
contractors, are doing good work.
Buy your spring suit from Read & Wig
gins and get correct style and perfect fit.
The finest asparagus we have seen, wa
raised by Mr.. Erwin Maxwell at Fort View
Farm. 1t shows what can be done in thi
section, where there is effort. We are in
debted to Mr.. Maxwell for supply.
An order of the Golden Graf! was insti
tuted at the court house Wednesday night
by W. P. Edwards, of Boston, Imperia
Commander, and w. r. D. Gascoyne, o
Richmond, Va, Imperial Organizer 70
Southern district.
Col. w. P. McClathey, of Chattanooga
spent Saturday and Sunday with his fami
ly at this place. We are glad 20 know tina
he has large and lucrative patronage a
Chattanooga
Rev. DIR. w. F. Glenn, editor of Chris
tian Advocate, Atlanta. preached at Car
tersville last Sunday morning, and visite,
our city Sunday evening, stopping with hi
brother in-law. Mr.. w. 4. Gilbert.
Mrs. John Keefe and daughter, Haze
who have been visiting Mr.. j. A. Massey
family, left for THEN home in st. Louis
Mo-, last Monday.
Manning Bros. will sell you Goubi
seated buggy from $500 up. Brewste
side bar top buggy IRON $53 90 up. Brew
ster side bar buggy, open. from $45. 90 ur
Road carts $3.50. Single buggy harnes
$675.
A nobby line of childrens and boys hat
and caps, just received at Read L Virgins
The stores of the Messrs r. Hirsc
and E. Fl. Hirsch were closed Tuesda,
owing to the death of May Logan. daupI