The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-01-29

place under Col. R. 7. Nesbitt, Cons
missioner of Agriculture, in Atlanta, that
will pay him a good salary. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Foster barber lost
his right arm in cotton gin last summer.
He is worthy and deserving young man
and Mr. Moss in exerting himself to help
this unfortunate young man has perform.
ed a laudable act Col. Nesbt in giving
this young man the consideration that he
has, has shown that he has a heart that is
touched by the misfortunes of others. 1t
was truly christian act and we feel like
thanking COL Nesbitt for the noble deed.
want every teacher to meet Dr. Mayo
at Male Academy, in Marietta, next SAT-
urday and hear his lecture. 1t will do
you good. Persons interested in general
EDUCATION are requested to meet with us,
W. r. Power, Commissioner
REASONABLE board to be found at Mrs.
M. B. Clark S, corner of Church and Dobbs
streets. Meals at hours to suit boarders.
Agricola's Bread always fresh at A. K
| Whites.
Mr.. j. b. Glover, temporary receiver of
the Marietta and North Georgia Railroad
has continued the old force of hands at
work on the road He will undoubtedly
be made permanent receiver if the matter
| takes that course He is familiar with
the duties of the Office and the road, and
is better qualified TO fill the place and give
satisfaction to the creditors than any man.
He is the right man and should be contin>
ued.
Since the Marietta JOURNAL adopted a
religious column, of church news and reH-
gious notes. we notice that several of our
exchanges, have commenced similar de-
partment. The press is power for good
or evil, and the JOURNAL, as long as it is
run by its present editors will always be
found on the side of right, not from policy,
but from principle.
! For SALE-l9 miles from Marietta, on
road to Kennesaw Mountain, several acres
of land, in lots from to 10 acres, in locals
ity where water is very fine. Apply to
Mrs. FANNIE NJ. FOSTER.
Residence on property.
Hot drinks at A. X. White s, Lemon and
! Chocolate.
A Northern man who has been South
sometime says he has observed nothing to
indicate that the negro is oppressed or de-
prived any of his rights, and that there is
no need of the force bill. A sensible man.
But Granny Hoar, who probably has new
er been South, knows better
| Fresh cream cheese at A. K Whites.
Mr. James Elder and family, Of Cannon
Falls, Mimi, are visiting Mr.. John Yale S
family. Mr.. Elder will make an invest
ment in real estate in our county and be-
come citizen. We gladly welcome him
and family.
Owing TO failure to secure copy ot
the Free School bill, as passed the Leg
islature, at the proper time, the Council
were unable to advertise the election for
free schools. They will take action again
next Monday night
fyou want good smcEe for Sets call
on A. K WHITF.
Tobacco growing finds its conditions in
the soil of Cobb county, and if more large.
ly cultivated would prove profitable, Less
cotton and more deversifcation is what is
needed among our farmers.
! The NJ. & N. Ga. Railroad cannot be re-
moved-it is fxture-receiver or no re-
ceiver. When once lifted from debt, it
will be in better condition than ever for
usefulness.
New subscribers and renewals are show
ing their appreciation OF the JOURNAL
Our list is growing, and there is no better
advertising medium in your reach. TRY it
and see.
Have you seen my line of Glassware.
A K. WHITE.
am still selling my entire stock of
| Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
| Hats at reduced PIices Come and see for
yourself. H. HIRsCH
| For SALE OR RENT--My house and lot,
situated on Lemon street. House is new
with four rooms and good well of water.
For terms apply at Journal Office or Mrs
| Jennie +. Withers
Our marshals have so little to do, owing
to our town being prohibition town, that
they don't get fatigued enough to shake
off the fat that they are taking on.
DIED--In this city on Tuesday morning
at DR.. j. I. Groves residence William
hendrick, infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
S. Cohen, of Atlanta, aged weeks.
Mr. John I. Brantley, of the firm of
Brantley, Sessions Il Coz stayed two weeks
in Brunswick, buying a bankrupt stock.
Lookout for bargains.
If you want sodawater you can get it at
A. X. Whites
Prof Tolliyer has moved his school from,