The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-02-19


ment Of free schools in Gadsden has prov>
ed grand success. We have good teach
ers, and about 700 pupils attending the
schools. Real estate has advanced 20 per
cent on account of these free schools.
People have moved il and vacant houses
have all been filed and now there is a de.
mano for more houses. A property owner
there has just let contract for twelve new
houses. Marietta would find that free
schools would be the best investment she
could make. and there should be no oppo
stion fro m any source"
| We don't own all the corsets in town but
we have enough to supply all wants and
at prices that will satisfy the closest buyer.
| b. K. LEGG & Bro.
Go to B. R. Legg & Bro, tor Planters
Pride and Solid South Guano.
| REASONABLE board to be found at Mrs.
| M. b. Clark corner Of Church and Dobbs
streets. Meals at hours to suit boarders.
| Fo2 SALE-Milch COWS and homemade
lard. Apply to J. l.. Sibley opposite
Episcopal church.
You can get Fresh Bread at III o'clock.
A X WHITE.
FREE LECTURE-Dr. Edward Carswell,
inimitablc orator, poet AMI artist, will de-
liver free lecture at the Court House
(to>nigkt) Wednesday at s o'clock. The
most eloquent since the days of Cough.
Mr.. r. NJ. Clinkscales, the tailor is now
with the Haberdashers Call and let us
make your spring suit. READ s. WlGGINs.
NANTED-A good young mich COW, with
a young calf must give not less than three
| gallons, tour preferred and must be gentle.
Apply at this office
For SALE--Two pairs thoroughbred B.
! Plymouth Rocks
R. j. I. AGRICoLA.
New twelve room residence Tor rent on
Church street Every convenience Tor
two families if desired
| LEWIS SPAULDING, Agent.
If you want to help build up your town,
see that it creates favorable impression
abroad. To create this favorable impress
sion put an advertisement in your town
paper, and let everybody see that we have
an enterprising, business town. The adj
vertising columns of a town paper are a
true index to the thrift and liberality of the
merchants ofthe town. Seek to draw trade
not only to your own store but to the town,
and by advertising your business you can
do it, We trust our readers will make it a
point to patronize those merchants who
advertise, because they are making it a
poin: to help audable enterprises that
work for the interest the town and coun.
ty.
Ifyou want snow flake crackers and
cream cheese 60 to A. K. Whites.
If you want the newest and prettiest
things out in Dry Goods, Laces, etc, you
will find them at B. R. Legg & Bros
If you want Windmill or Pumping
engine call on Geo. S. Burnap.
We guarantee our Planters Pride Guanc
an all bone and blood goods. and equal tc
any goods made, for sale by B. R Legg &
Bro. MARIETTA GUANo Go.
Do you believe in economy? If so trade
with Read & Virgins. They will save
you money.
HIGH CLASS AND FIRST Glass -Breathes
there a man with soul so dead that he
would not rather visit a genuine minstre
show than have his mother>in law visit
him, or words to that effect? II there is 8
panacea for the blues, cure for melan,
choIy, 1t is high class minstrel entertain
ment. The plalntlve songs, the nimble
dance, the merry fun, are things that al
can ENJOY. The carping critic may find
tTult with the tendency of the dramatic
stage. but ne Is a prudrsh person who can
! see anything TO critiCise adversely in res
fined minStreisy. An evening of mirth
and music is good for soul and body, and
the Famous Guy Brothers Minstrels will
appear at the Opera House next Monday
evening, February 23rd.
Just received one hundred tons of our
| High Grade Blood and Bone Guano You
ought 10 see it before you buy elsewhere.
| b. L. LEGG 4 Bro
Miss Lucy Gartrell is at home, from S.
f College at LAGRANGE. in response to a
telegram calling her to the bedside of her
father who has been very i'll and Miss Ina
Gartrell is at home, from Chappell College
Columbus, in response TO similar teIe>
gram. We trust Col. Gartrcll will soon be
up. and on the streets again.
The fine residence of Mr.. j. d. Cunning.
ham approaches completion, also the new
residence being put up by L. Black & Son
for Mr.. VIM Turner near the marble
works.
B. +. Legg g. Bro. S attractive stock of
| goods is the talk of the town,
You can get soda water any time you
want it, also Hot Chocolate.
A. X. WHITE.
There were 100 glass broken in the Ken
nesaw Hotel windows by the recent explo~
sion of the locomotive. "Kennesaw," at this