The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-01-22

} lacturers, capitalists and settlers examine
from an inducement standpoint the ques-
J ton OF location. There are bidders in the
field for the stupendous enterprises build.
ing IN the South, and encouragement is
held out for the vast wealth coming into
this favored country. What policy is be-
ing pursued by the citizens of our town to
invite this inflow of capital which comes
from nearly all quarters of the globe? Who
| represents this beautiful and substantial
! city IN explaining to the manufacturer the
extent OF our resources and the profit to
be realized at this point from each partic-
| ular industry? We need a Board of
Trade or Land and Improvement Com
pany, some organized body to lead and
push Marietta forward We have the best
located town in Georgia, but we must be
upand doing to make her grow.
CLOTHING FURNITURE IL will sell
Clothing at prices that will induce you to
buy from me. l intend to reduce the
stock to make more room for my increas>
ing Furniture trade. propose to keep
the best and cheapest stock of Furniture
| IN North Georgia. / am not selling to
QUIT, but selling to STAY, and will treat
you IN such way as to make you call to
see me again. w. E. GILBERT.
Immense stock of Jeans cloths, checks
and shifting at cost
ScHLEsINGER, PAGE & Co.
l am still selling my entire stock of
Clothing, Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes and
Hats at reduced prices. Come and see for
yourself r. HIRsCH
la running a newspaper, it is impossible
to have ever sentence and article to suit
the whims, fancies and prejudices of every
reader. We propose to print the news and
conduct the paper fairly and impartially
and let the consequences take care of
themselves.
For RENT-A 6 room dwelling just over
the incorporation line, with garden and
orchard and with the privilege of renting
from 5 to 40 acres of first class farming
land, pastures, wood &C., &c.
Young stock for sale cheap-Hogs and
pigs, young cattle, cows coming in, and
cows in milk, Registered Holstein Cattle
and yearlings, of both sexes. Also 20
head of grade cattle. For particulars, APP
ply to Jas. G. Hughes, at Post Office.
Entire fixtures for q Tailoring Shop
with the good will of an established trade
for sale at Schlesinger. Page & Co
For clover hay at rs cts. per hundred
leave orders with P. T. Handy, or will
board cows at $500 per month.
N. n MAYEs.
For SALE OR RENT--My house and lot,
situated on Lemon street. House is new
with four rooms and good we'll of water
For terms apply at Journal office, or Mrs.
Jennie E. Withers
We commend to our CORRESPONDENTS the
style of Due East items. For weekly pa
| per- of Limited space, this is worthy of inns
itation. "Alert" gets right down to bust.
ness in a concise styles He states the
"neacs" without superfuous words or com
ment, and after all its the news that is
| wanted.
Judge Lester, Attorney General Of the
State is still confined to his bed by paraly-
sis. He can move his legs, but not his
arm His mind is clear He has the
newspapers read to him and comments in.
telligently on all topics. 1t is hoped that
he will sooE recover.
Mr. John T. Hogan and wife, of Yer,
saiiles, KY, are visiting in the city and
are stopping at "The Leland" on Whitlock
Avenue.
Schlesinger, Page & Co., are selling out
to quit This is no humbug, when we saw
quit zoe mean it. No matter what 9th
er firms here have said and not done. Our
prices on shoes, hats and gents furnish
ing goods will convince you. Come at
once and get bargains il you need anything
in our line.
For SALE.-A good farm horse, either
or cash or on time. Apply to
JOHN d. NoRTHCuTT.
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Attorneys-at-L Law,
All notes and accounts due us, if not
paid by the 10th OF January, will be placed
out for collection. MANNING Bros
For SALE.-A good, young mare, for
cash or on time. 9. S. Wright, at Glover's
Store.
lfyou want a Windmill or a Pumping
engine call on Geo S. Burnap.
Miss Glover, of Marietta, the handsome
and charming belle of North Georgia, is
visiting Miss Annie Lou Coleman.-Mac
News.
About so wagons, loaded with cotton,
were here Monday and Tuesday. They
know that Marietta is the best cotton mars
let they can find.
The Whist Club will meet at Mrs NJ. j.
Dobbs' residence. Thursday 22d inst 7:3O
o clock, o. m.