The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-04-16

80 -N'S0B % NShFOAJ VoSOu, anu CuCdp
rates, ought to secure the patronage Of the
public. These young men have placed
, their money In this plant and propose to
give our people first class work. Ener,
getic. courteous. and clever, they hope to
merit the work of the public. See adver,
tisement in another column.
Mr.. D. A. Warlick, our city photograph
er, is turning out work the equal of larger
cities. This is no idle statement, but it is
one you will endorse, ii you will call and
see his work. Some work done for the
editors of the Journal is OF such satisfac-
tory nature, that we feel it is due merit and
excellence for us to commend this clever
and skillful artist. His work will compare
with the best and his rates are reasonable
Patronize home.
For first class work, send to Troy Steam
Laundry H. J. ScHoENTHAL, Agent
Two good farm horses for sale, both vel
bred, cheap tor cash or on time.
B. R. LEGG g. Bro
Read my explanation on fourth page.
j. l.. SIBLEY.
DREssMAKlNG, by Mrs II. S. Root, corner
of Lemon and Cherokee Streets.
Everybody smokes the Ell Merito Cigar
at the Palace Drug Store.
SEVERAL HUNDRED Dollars to Loan OH
unincumbered real estate, at reasonable
rates. Address Guardian, care Journal
Office Marietta.
Go to Read & Virgins clothing store
when you want clothing shoes and hats.
Good Pasturage for cattle, at reasonable
rates, In Oregon District IL NORRIS.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
| JOURNAL office
WANTED-Spring and Summer boarders.
Apply to MRS. A. KEE~ER, corner of
Church and Hansell streets, Marietta, Ga.
Rev, G 8. Tumlin. pastor of the Baptist
Church at Acworth, has received 4 call to
TIE Baptist Church at LaGrange, Ga. Mr..
Tumlin, it is said, will accept the call He
has a daughter in college there, and to
educate his children is an inducement.
The church there pays salary of $500
per annum and a parsonage Mr.. Tumlin
is fine preacher and most excellent
gentleman and Lagrange may consider
itself fortunate if he accepts.
Mr.. M. R. Lyon, superintendent of the
Baptist Sunday School, has recently been
presented with gold watch and chain. by
the teachers and pupils OF the Baptist Sun
day School. Mr.. Lyon has been the effic>
ent superintendent of that school for FIVE
years, and the presentation of this tests
mcLial Of appreciation of his services,
shows the high esteem in which he is held
Troy Laundry largest and most com.
plete laundry South. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. h. j, SCHoENTHAL, Agent.
For RENT New cottage of six rooms.
Apply to A. Y. LEAKE.
Buy your children and boys clothing
from the clotLiers, Read 4 Virgins.
For RENT-The Gilbert dwelling on
Kennesaw Avenue and Railroad
Campbell WALLACE, JR
Put your wife in good humor by leav.
ing the odor of fine Havana tobacco behind
you. 1t is in the FL Merito at the Palace
Drug Store.
Buy the Whitney Baby carriage have no
other. For sale only at Schoenthal's, from
IS to $50.
The two most precious things on this
side of the grave are our reputation and
our lite. But it is to be amented that the
most contemplate whisper may deprive us
of the Cne, and the weakest weapon of the
other. A wise man therefore will be more
anxious to deserve a fair name than to pos
sess it, and this will teach him so to live as
not to be afraid to die
John McCulloughs, white, before Judge
Gober, last week, plead guilty to four in>
dictmHnts-two for selling whisky and two
for giving whisky to minors Judge Gober
sentenced McCulloughs to 500 each in the
first two cases, and $50 each in the st two
cases or months in each case McCul.
loughs thinks he will pay out, if not he
will have to serve two years.
Call and see what On immense stock Of
goods the Haberdashers have and how
cheap they are selling.
READ & WIGGrNs.
r. NJ. Clnkscales, the Tailor. is with the
Haberdashers, Read & Virgins.
Why does Hirsch sell so much furniture q?
Because he is selling it so cheap.
MARRIED.-On the afternoon of the 8th
inst at the Episcopal church, in this city
Mr.. Emmett Cleland and Miss Matilda
Brown Rev. Dr. Barrett, OF Atlanta,
officiated. The happy couple have our best
wishes for long life, happiness and pros
perity
DR.. A. Reynolds, Jr., our popular and
skillful dentist, has greatly improved the
property formerly owned by Mr. C. c..
Kiser on Powder Springs street. He is
remodeling it, has added another story,
and making it quite an elegant residence.
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