The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-09-03

gent use CT it gets the most money out OF
it. 1t does not pay to advertise something
you have not got, or anything you cannot
do, and do WELL The man who advertises
fraud must have GOOD" fraud, and he
who advertises bargains in goods must be
prepared to satisfy his customers. Any
advertiser should undertake to prese Mt
some scrt of claim for patronage.
THERE will be regular meeting OF Ken>
nesaw Lodge, No. 80, F. A. NJ, on next
Friday night at u O'clock Also call
meeting at o'clock Saturday morning,
Sept. 9Th, to lay the corner stone of Mari
eta Camp Ground Academy. All Master
Masons in good standing, cordially invi.
ted, and all sister lodges invited to partic-
ipate. N. N. GoBER w. M.
PROF. SANFORD of the Marietta Male
Academy, has secured the services OF Miss
Julia II. Tucker as teacher in the primary
department. Miss Tucker has seven years
experience as teacher, and gives up place
in the Covington Female College to take
this work. She has testimonials from Dr.
hopkins and leading teachers as to her
proficiency We welcome her to our city
Rev. S. Jesse Oslin, one of the best
music teachers and musical directors of
the Southwest will visit his sister, Mrs.
Mary E. Gains, and other relatives, in
Cobb county next week, and will also at
tend Concord Musical Convention at Mars
Hill, second Friday, Saturday and Sunday
in September.
Mrs v E. George has sold her beauti~
full residence on Atlanta street to Mr.. Ma
rion H. Spence, of Atlanta, who will move
his family here as soon he can get possess.
ion. He will add another story to the
building and beautity the grounds. The
price paid was $4,000.
Remember we make specially of cloths
ing, and have increased our stock, and
| hereafter we will carry larger stock than
we have ever carried before, and we defy
competition in prices, fashion. fit and
finish. READ & WIGGINs.
Manning Bros. will sell you double
seated buggy from S55 90 up. Brewster
side bar top buggy from $53 90 up. Brew
ster side bar buggy, open, from $4,000 up.
Road carts $1,000. Single buggy harness
$3.50.
| Messrs. Joe P. and James W. Legg left
Monday evening Tor Morristown, Tenn,
their old home, to attend the marriage of
their sister, Miss Alice Cordela, to Mr..
George S. Crouch. The marriage took
place Wednesday evening. The Messrs.
| Legg will return Thursday.
Mr. j. A Manget and his sister, Miss
Jennie, leaves to-day for New York, where
they will visit relatives. Johnnie goes as q
delegate to the Postal Clerks Convention,
which meets,at Thousand Islands They
will be absent about two weeks.
WHEN you wish to buy anything buy it
at home when you have capital to invest,
invest it at home; when you wish to edu-
cate your children, patronize home schools
and the first paper you subscribe for should
be you home paper.
| THE most successful and progressive
towns are those which most literally sup.
port their home papers. A newspaper we'll
filled with home advertisements is one of
the best advertisements in the world of the
place where the paper is published. Wy
andotte Union.
You can save money by buying your
clothing shoes and hats from Read &
Virgins.
| THE party who broke into Mr.. Geo. D
Phillips house, Sunday before last, and
carried off his Marlin rifle, will please re-
turn It, as he thinks you have had it Ions
enough. 1t is his time to hunt some now
Mrs. DkwAR and daughter have moved
from Nelson, to this place ana occupy par
of Mrs. Gibbes double tenement house on
Church steet
| l. w MlzELL is the agent commissioned
to sci! the Life, Writings and speeches
of Senator B H. Hill in Cobb county.
The work is sold only on subscription.
Orders addressed to Marietta, Ga, will
receive prompt attention.
MR JAMES Z. MCNAMARA, who has been
experimenting marble contract for the
American Marble Co., at Louisville Ky.,
for the past two months, returned home
last Saturday.
Prime lump coal can be bought this
month for 81 per ton, guaranteed to be first
class. Buy now before it gets higher.
| HENRY MEINERT.
I Ladies are especially invited to call and
see my large stock of Furniture.
r. HIRsCH.
A large and beautiful line of neckwear
just received at Read & Virgins.
DR.. Warren A. Gambler, President OF
Emory College, has offered free scholar
ship to the pupil of the Marietta Male
Academy, who makes the best average
standing in his classes this year.
Miss Georgia Mallard daughter of Rev.