The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-04-02

one on his clerk, Mr.. John ID. White. He
says he came in the office the other day
and John was singing: Sweet prospect,
sweet birds and sweet flowers, have all
lost their sweetness, except me. But
John comes back at Capt. Montgomery by
saying just before last election, gentle>
man approaching favor told Mr.. Mont>
gomery Il will retaliate your kindness
some day" John says Mr.. Montgomery
spoke up quickly: What is that about
seeing Talley?' Our readers will remem>
Der that Mr.. Talley, a very worthy gentle.
map, was Mr.. Montgomerys opponent in
the race for Clerk.
The following pupils, of the Marietta
Male Academy, having studied and con-
Quoted themselves in such manner as to
average nirety-Gve, are. placed on the roll
of honor l. Victor Manget; 2. James
Lawrence; 3. Dan Manget 4. Howard Nc
Cutcheon; 5. Frank Young; 6. Ed Pome-
roy Z. Joe Reed 8. J. A. Massey, Jr.; 9.
Willie Neal; 10. D. F. McClatchey; IL.
Randolph Howell; IL. Dunklin Reynolds.
The above list is arranged according to the
standing of the pupil. The school is in a
prosperous condition, having daily at
tendance of seventy>fve. A new teacher
is expected in few days. Visit the school
and see for yourself, what is being done.
The semi>annual meeting of the Marietta
Library Association will be held at the
Library Rooms on Thursday evening April
End at 7:30 o'clock. A tull attendance is
urged P. r. CoRTELYoU, President.
For SALE-Eggs for Matching, from pure
bred Plymouth Rocks and Pekin Ducks.
j. F. CLARKE
A regular rush at the Palace Drug Store
for the Ell Merito Cigar.
Go to the Alliance Store for Sheetings,
Shirtirgs, Checks, neck.wear, ETC.
R. M Clinkscales, the Tailor. is with the
Haberdashers, Read & Virgins.
FoR SALE.-Fresh eggs, butter, butter
milk. sweet milk, lard (home made) in so
10. cans. j. L. SlBLEY,
Opposite Episcopal Church.
To LET-Two large rooms with good
board for the spring and summer. ADJ
dress, Hedges" Box 288.
Don't stand still and let every one 60
ahead of you. If you want to succeed you
must advertise. The right way is to use
original, bright reading matter, arranged
attractively changing it monthly or oftener.
The cost is mole hill compared with the
mountain of profit it draws
We have largely increased our stock of
clothing, shoes and hats, and will give YOU
close prices on same. READ g. WIGGINs.
you want 10 see the prettiest line of
Baby Carriages in town 20 to Schoenthars
Hirsch has just received car load of
bureaus and bedsteads
Manning Bros. will sell YOU a double
seated buggy from $55 90 up. Brewster
side bar top buggy from $53 90 up Brew
ster side bar buggy, open. from $45 90 up.
Road carts $3.50. Single buggy harness
1918.
Mrs. c. c. Brumby never had prettier
display of millinery goods than exhibited
by her at her opening on last Thursday
Her stylish hats and bonnets are elciting
praise from all who have seen them.
/ Her stock is complete and full and she is
winning her share of trade
Don't get mad with fellow man because
you happen to differ with him. 1t may be
but short time till you and he will he
perfectly agreed and then you will be sorry
you said hard things about him.
Prot. I. A. Murray and family moved to
Atlanta this week, much to the regret of
our people, His beautiful and accomplis h.
ed daughter Miss JESSIE will be missed by
her numerous friends, who learned to
esteem during her residence IN our CITY.
Buy your spring suit from Read & Wig.
gins and get correct style and perfect fit.
Any one who needs anything in the fur
nlture line can save from 10 to 10 per cent
by buying from r. Hirsch
Gu to B. r. Legg s. Bro. tor Planters
Pride ard Solid South Guano.
just received Mattings for the spring
trade. Leave your orders a, Schoenthars.
Mrs. Moultrie NJ. Sessions has water
color painting, bunch ofroses, at Brant
ley, Sessions & Co.'S store, that reflects
credit on her artistic talent The more
you view the paintinE the more you ad.
mire its excellence.
Our Northern visitors are in ecstacy
over the early flowers. They are often
seen with sprigs of peachtree blossoms in
their hands, admiring them as much as we
do the rose.
Remember we make clothing, hats and
shoes, specially. READ & WIGGINs.
Patronize home merchants and home
enterprises. 1t is the only way we can
help one another. To send your patronage
off is to help other towns and other people
and impoverish your own.