The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-09

will not give anything to advertise their
business in their town paper that has
circulation that goes all over the town and
county, and is read oy everybody. while a
card directory is never seen by one person
out of 100. Strange business Judgment.
Put your card in your town paper that is
working for the interests of the town all
the time.
1t is source of deep regret to US that
we learn of the death of Mr.. L. A. Litch-
field, of Acworth, which occurred on Wed.
nesday night of last week. He was a.
young man and prominent merchant of
Acworth, and one of the countys best citi>
zens. He was member of the Baptist
church and numbered his friends by the
score. He leaves family to whom we
tender our deepest sympathy in this dark
hour of their sorrow.
Six hundred thousand best quality South
West Georgia shingles at bargain. Call
at Henderson & Austins.
The Alliance Store will sell the best
Buggy on the market on time, as low as
you can buy Tor cash elsewhere.
Prof. Steadman Sanford, of Marietta,
one of the most efficient teachers in the
state, was presented handsome cane by
his pupils at the close OF the Spring term
Prof. Steady Sanford is a son of Mr.. C. v.
Sanford of Macon, and is grandson of
DR.. Shelton P. Sanford, the veteran Pros
lessor Of Mathematics in Mercer UNIVERSE
ty. The young principal of the Marietta
Academy is destined to rise in his chosen
profession. Christian Index.
DR.. King, of Atlanta, spent one day last
week with his aged mother-the grand
mother of Mrs. Mamie Clark. The Doctor
is an intelligent, earnest, working, Chris
tan gentleman.s He is the superintendent
of the Sunday school in Dr. l. s. Hopkins
pastoral charge, and an effective worker in
the city missions.
Prof S. V. Sanford, of the Marietta Male
Academy, received a telegram last Thurs
day morning that his grandmother, Mrs.
S. P. Sanford, of Macon, died suddenly at
Montezuma that morning. She was "A
years of age. Prof. Sanford left Thursday
afternoon to attend the funeral. He has
the sympathy OF his many friends here in
his bereavement
Henderson & Austin have on their bar
gain counter this week six hundred thous>
and best quality shingles, cheaper than
anybody.
Our vehicles, double, single, top and open
Buggies, and Canopy Top, Jump Seats, are
offered on time to good parties Price
them. ALLIANCE STORE.
Buy the Whitney Baby carriage, have no
other. For sale only at Schoenthals, from
S. to $50
$l.00 will get Is lbs. granulated sugar,
Al lbs. good coffee, 40 lbs. Pearl grits, l24
lbs head rice, 10 lbs. leaf lard at McN
Cutcheon's.
Bundles for the Marietta Laundry can be
left at B. r. Legg & Bros store, our
branch office.
Mr.. Joel Z. Morris died at Roswell Wed.
nesday of last week. He was the father of
Mr.. Gid Morris Of this place. He was one
of the oldest and most respected citizen in
the county and his death is deeply regret.
ed.
When man gets pulled up in his own
estimation to such an extent that he thinks
the town can't get along without him, he
ought to stick his finger in a bucket of
water and then draw it out and look for
the hole.
Mr.. J. D. Cunningham, Jr, was at home
Sunday and returned Monday to his great
peach orchard at Griffin. He will be busi-
ly engaged for several weeks in shipping
fruit to Northern and Western markets.
Why don't you stop that old leaky roof,
by using those fine South West Georgia
shingles at Henderson & Austin's, too
cheap 10 talk about?
Hrsch has the largest stock of clothing
to select from at the lowest prices.
manning BROS. VIII sell you GOuDie
seated buggy from $50 90 up Brewster
side bar top buggy from $53 90 up. Brew
ster side bar buggy, open, from $45. 90 up.
Road carts $1,000. Single buggy harness
$3.50.
Hirsch will save you money on anything
in his line.
Mattings at l2Ic to soc, at ScAoenthaps
New Goods, no old stock
Miss Leola the sick daughter of Mrs
Mcneil, guests Of DR.. Alstons, we are glad
to say is improving We trust she may
speedily recover and realize, in truth, that
Marietta, as health resort does all she
promises.
Mrs. Hill, long time citizen OF Bain>
bridge, referred to in another paragraph,
brought to the father and mother, pleasant
things of the work and success of our young
friend, Rev Joel T. Dawes, Jr.
The locals placed in the Journal of last
week have increased our city trade amaz-
ingly. We have the goods and to buy
vour nrooarias of ne nakeS n praat saving