The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-02-19
TO THE FARMERS I!
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Speak good word for your town.
The early gardener will soon be at work.
Did your valentine please or make you
mad?
For SALE-Stove and Household Fur>
niture. Trammell st. Mrs. Fan ME Bailey.
The perfume'ofguano again regales the
olfactories, sure sign that spring is near.
Mr.. George NJ. Lacy is gradually recov>
ering from his serious illness.
The Marble Works are running but with
a reduced force of workmen.
Small industries is what builds up a
| town.
1t you want Clothing, Shoes or Hats the
place to trade is with Read & Virgins.
A hypocrite never fools anybody but
himself.
A good motive and a good aim are great
helpers
A civil tongue is better weapon than a
loaded revolver.
Man can destroy an elephant but he
can't create gnat.
For sAlE-A fine young horse. Apply
10 L. W. GLOVER.
To accomplish little is better than to
accomplish nothing.
The father never whips anybod'ys chill
dren but his own.
Some people think they are firm when
they are only big-headed.
Ifyou look for something to make YOU
unhappy you can find it,
Great sale in Children's Aprons, going
on now at Brantley, Sessions & Co.'S.
Our motto is good goods at low prices
READ & WIGGINs.
The State Agricultural Society, which
met in Savannah last week adjourned to
meet in Athens next August
Mr.. Glen Mozely of Austell is the father
OF nineteen children. He is 78 years old.
The youngest child was born three weeks
ago.
Guys Bros. Minstrels will appear at
Nichols Hall Monday night. A splendid
Band and orchestra accompanies them,
and fine street parade at noon.
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS
Attorneys-atLa
All kinds of school books at J. A. Mans
gets.
E. & w. collars for Is % cents, at
Hirsch's.
II. M. Hammett is the only agent In
Marietta for DIR. LaDieuxs Liniment and
Compound.
For RENT-New cottage of six rooms.
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
| WANTED.-A good steady man, who can
run marble cutting and counter sinking
machine. Address yNo M MUELLER, JR,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Our farmers who failed to plant corn,
but made cotton, are now realizing that
they have to pay good plice for corn.
More corn and less. cotton would have been
to the advantage Of the farmer just now
Mr.. Charley Standard, editor of the
Fairburn Standard, has little girl at his
house-a recent alrival-and the poor fell
low is making all kinds OF apologies be,
cause he didt get out better paper that
week.
Have you taken advantage of Brantley,
Sessions & Cos Millr cry offer? Good
only till March LIST
Any one who needs anything in the fur
niture line can save from 10 to Is per cent
by buying from R. Hirsch.
Hundreds profit by it, you can do the
same. Trade with the Haberdashers and
save money. READ l. WlGGINs.
Capt. r. ". Boone was made permanent
receiver of George N. hcKinnon on last
Saturday by Judge Gober. The case was
continued to the 2lst for the purpose OF
taking any orders deemed necessary at
that time.
Mr.. d. Paul Lester who has been for
some time in the wild land office of the
Comptroller Generals department, has ac>
cepted the position of fertilizer clerk in the
office of the Commissioner of Agriculture
Mr.. Will Trammell, who held this clerk.
ship has resigned to go into other business.
The best bargains ever in Marietta now
Lat Brantley, Sessions & Co.'S.
I Read & Virgins have as fine stock of
goods in their fine as was ever brought to
Marietta and they defy competition, when
it comes to prices.
Big SALE Commencing on Friday
morning, Feb. Goth, 1891, at Capt. James
G. Hughes, farm, (Glendora), corn oats,
fodder, hay, shucks, milet, etc farming
implements, wagons, dump carts, mules,
horses, hogs, cattle, etc. See Captain
Hughes at Post Office. Don't forget date,
Feb. Goth 1891.
! WANTED-The following kinds of timber:
White Oak, Hickory, Red Oak, Gum and
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