The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-01-15

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day The most prominent place is in
rear of Coroner Lyons store, on the TUCK
er vacant lot. The "nags" ti>d and
traded there, would very naturally make
one think the place was "bone yard." "
Sometimes, some poor, worn out horse gets
down on the ground, and then there is
whipping and lifting to get the poor ami
NAL back on its feet With stiHiened legs
and protruding bones, the spectacle is a
very uninviting one. To work or ride
such poor beasts, looks like cruelty to
animals"
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.
Have yor seen the Glassware at A. X.
Whites.
To discontinue an advertisement" says
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia great
merchant, lis like taking down your sign.
If you want TO DO business you must let the
public know it. Standing advertisements
are better and cheaper than reading no.
tees. They look more substantial and
business. like. and inspire confidence. l
would as soon think of doing business with
out clerks as without advertising
Our people sympathise with Mr.. l.. S.
Cox of this place, whose brother, Mr. W.
G Cox, died in Atlanta, last Saturday
morning of pneumonia. His remains were
carried to West Point, Ga, for interment.
The bereaved wife and daughter are visits
ing Mr. L. S. Cox's family at this place,
but will soon take up their home at Deca-
| tur Ala, where son is in business.
| WHY fill store with goods and then
keek dark about it? 1t costs money every
day and every hour to carry stock of
goods. Let the public know what you
have to sell. Interest the people, attract
them, do not allow them to forget you or
your crowded shelves Turn on the light
especially the brilliant, steady, and far
reaching light OF advertising.
When you buy an item in Furniture you
Want piece that has durability. | keen
that kind. A comparison OF the quality
and prices Of my Furniture will convince
you that you should trade with me.
W. E. GILBERT.
If you want good smoke 60 to A. &
Whites
A Northern gentleman said to one of
our merchants that he was surprised to
hear so little profanity used in Marietta.
He has traversed the streets, met groups of
people, but in all their conversation no
oath is uttered. This is proverbial of the
South. The state of morals will compare
favorably with any section on the globe
A business man had as well quit business
as to take his advertisement out of paper
and refuse to advertise. When the regular
readers of that paper get accustomed to
seeing certain advertisements in the paper,
and some of them are left out, they say,
well, So and So must be out of business ;
don't see him advertising any more"
If you want anything 60 to A. K. White
unless it is money.
Harriet Butler, an aged colored woman.
was found dead in chair at her home in
this place on last Tuesday morning. She
was the mother of Press Butler, a we'll
known and respected colored man. Coro
ner Green held an inquest and verdict
was rendered that she came to her death
from old age and hear: disease
Cobb Superior Court convened last Mon.
day morning Judge Gober opened court
Solicitor Brown is also present. Judge
Welborn of the Gainesville circuit arrived
Tuesday to try the disqualified cases.
an still selling my entire stock Of
Cloth,ng Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes and
Hats at reduced prices. Come and see for
yourself. h. HIKsCH.
Entire fixtures for Tailoring Establish
ment in connection with the good will of
an established tailoring business for sale
cheap Schlesinger. Page Co
Rev. P. NJ. Ryburn, pastor of the Metho-
dist Church at Decatur, was robbed of his
gold watch at the car shed in Atlanta the
other day.
Judge Gober is one of the most capable
Judges in the state. There are higher
honors in store for him. He will yet
adorn the Supreme bench.
For RENT neat little store house
and dwelling at Nickajack, Cobb co Ca,
on the G. 2. r. R., twelve miles from At,
Ianta. No other store at the place For
terms, etc, apply to Harriet n. Durham,
Nickajack, Ga, or II. B. Moss, Marietta
Marietta wants anI poa1o ,ooro "a ca.;os