The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-01-08

Bradley the Marietta Transfer business,
including teams, wagons, ETC., and has
placed his son Mr.. Fred Maxwell in charge
who will systematic and run the business
under the name of THE Marietta Transfer
Company" Headquarters will be at Mr..
Chuck Anderson's livery stable, where
telephone calls will be answered day or
night. Mr.. Maxwell has very generously
rendered the Marietta Fire Department the
fee use of one pair of mules to pull the
fire engine, and whenever there is q fire
alarm given, the driver has instructions to
Immediately repair to the engine house
with the mules, ready to draw the engine
to any place desired. This will save ex>
pense, and aid the fremen to reach fires
promptly with their engine. Such liberal
recognition of our fire department, should
be appreciated by our citizens, in substan-
iial patronage of the Marietta Transfer
Company" If you want your hauling done
carefully, promptly, cheaply, give your or.
ders to Mr.. Fred Maxwell or leave then
at. Mr.. Chuck Anderson's stable. The
Marietta Transfer Company is fixture
and means business and will do your bust
ness in a reliable and business way.
All parties indebted to Henderson &
austin are requested to call and settle at
once. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Our good friend, Mrs D. F. McClatchey
again remembered the editors of the JOUR-
NAL on new years day with basket of
cake and with oranges grown in Marietta
The accompanying note read as follows
THE editors of the JOURNAL will accept
this basket Of cake with the Marietta rais>
ed oranges, and the kindest wishes tor a
happy new gear, to the editors, their read.
ers and the world BESIDES from Mrs. D. f.
McClathey. We desire to return our sim
cere thanks to Mrs. McClatchy and trust
that the new year may bring nothing but
happiness and prosperity to her household
Schlesinger, Page & Co.'S, Enterprise
Store End door from Post Office entire
stock OF shoes, hats and furnishings, mer
chants tailoring goods, &C., sc is now on
the market, come and get goods at prices
you will never hear of again. Show cases
and fixtures for sale, also 2new Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machines and | second
hand Singer, all at J price.
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Affornovc Of Tow
E. & w. collars for l6 2-3 cents, at
Hirschs.
Mr.. Thomas F. Gregory, Of Cherokee
county, while on visit to Marietta on
Cristmas day, was met in the road by a
negro man, near Woodstock, who grabbed
Mr. Gregory by the arm and holding a
double barrel shot gun in threatening
manner, demanded Mr.. Gregory's money
and watch. Mr.. G. acted very promptly
by knocking the negro down with his fist
and then ran off and lett the negro found
ering on the ground. His fist was very
badly swollen from the blow he grave the
highwayman. 1t was plucky blow and
saved Mr.. g. from being robbed.
President |. S. Hopkins of the State
Psychological School, pays Prof. T. A,
Murray Of the Marietta Male Academy, a
deserved compliment in mentioning the
creditable manner Mr.. Emmett Collins
of Acworth is acquitting himself. Mr..
Collins was prepared for entrance into the
Neurological College by Prof. I. A. Muir
ray, and President Hopkins says Mr.. Col
Inns stands fourth in his class, of 100 stu,
dents, in general average for the last term.
A number Of scholars, prepared by other
teachers, have had to drop out, but Prof
Murrays work stands the test of solidity.
Schlesinger, Page & Co., have decided to
open Shoe Store in Chattanooga, Tenn.
and will close out their present stock at
once regardless OF cos.
For SALE-Cheap. A two seat top car
rage, in good order. Apply to DR.. P. R.
Cortelyou.
The Pastor and Stewards o: the Metho>
dist Church, and Mr.. Walker, pastor OF
the lresbyterian Church, were elegantly
entertained Tuesday evening at dinner
at TIL" residence of Mr.. and Mrs D. F. Nc.
CATCHY. The proverbial hospitality OF
the generous host and hostess, was partic,
ularly emphasized on this occasion, and
approximately enjoyed by their guests, md
made doubly pleasant by the kindly atten,
tons of their lovely daughters.
We regret to learn that the Messrs.
Schesinger, Page & Co., will close out
their stock of Shoes, Hats and Gents Fur.
nishings, at this place, and move to Chat
tanooga, where they will engage in similar
business Their stock will be sold at cost
to save shipment and now will be good
time to get bargains. They have proved
themselves to be enterprising and energet-
ic business men, and they make the move
simply because they feel that they can
better themselves.
For SALE.-A good, young mare, for