The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21

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The Northcutt Marble Company have
enlarged their building by adding another
shed Their orders have increased to such
an extent that they have employed four
additional hands. They are turning out
some beautiful work. The monument for
Mr.. E. B. Rosser, of Atlanta, now being
finished is one of the handsomest pieces of
work ever turned out from any shop. Mr..
Davis is skilled workman and is putting
on some ofhis best touches. The monument
will cost about $3.50. Its artistic embel>
lishmeuts cannot be exceled. Call and
see their beautiful work. Messrs. North
cult and Schoenthal will take pleasure in
showing you around
Our ice dealers for some time have been
cutting the price on ice. The atlanta
and Gainesville ice factories have been
running against each other. The price
dropped down from SLIGO to so cents per
one hundred pounds. Then down to so
cents, then to IS cents. On Monday, the
tate was cut down to Is cents per hundred
pounds. One dealer went to 10 cents,
then another dropped to cents and then
to cents. By Tuesday morning ice was
given away by the dealers. At this
everybody can keep cool. Mr.. J. L. Reed,
the live grocer, was giving ice away all
day Tuesday. This somewhat regulated
matters, and now ice is being sold at Scots
per hundred pounds. Mr.. McClatchey,
with his usual enterprise, met every cut
and gave ice away.
THERE will be a match game of base ball
play at the race track on next Friday
afternoon between Marietta and the Ats
lanta Stars" the Stars have the repus
tation of being fine ametuer team and
good game is expected. Game to COM
mence at 3 o clock, promptly. Admission
l5cts. Ladies tree.
Hon. A. S. CLAY in we'll written letter
accepts the Democratic nomination for
Senator for the 35th district and promises
to do all he can for the success of the De-
mocracy, and if elected will work for the
best interests OF all classes of people.
Go TO Mosher's candy kitchen if you
want delicious ice cream and cold drinks,
soda water and lemonade. Orders for
home, picnics or entertainments promptly
filed. Also manufacturer of choice can
dies. Call and see Store near the post
Office.
Miss Nettie Stanley, Miss Burney and
Mrs. Georgia Douglas Of Atlanta, with the
chick and clipper little Miss Kathleen
are visiting the family of DIR Douglas al
Belle Willie Farm.
MASTER James E. Garrison, son of Mr.
John B. Garrison, of this place, has beer
promoted and given position as telegraph
operator at Woodstock. He is only IA
years old, but has shown skill in the ma.
nipulation OF the keys. Success to Jimmie
DIED On last Monday morning N this
place, Mrs. Mary Jane Stanley, aged g.
years Her funeral was preached by Rev.
j. A. Wynne Her remains were inferred
in the city cemetery Tuesday morning.
MAYOR GLOVER had ten cases before
him Monday morning--seven colored wo,
men and three colored boys-disorderly
conduct. Eight Of the number were found
guilty.
Miss LAwToN, of Savannah, and Miss
Willingham, of Macon, attractive beauties,
are spending the summer in Marietta,
at Mrs. Dunwody's.
Ir Is reported that one of our citizens
bought 200 pounds OF ice and put it in his
well, and said he was going to have ice
water all the summer.
F. I. Chase, Alvarado Texas, mad ca.
tarrh. He gained 80 pounds in seven
months by using "Cacterine" or extract
Mexican Cactus. For sale by E. J. Seize,
Agent
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
JOURNAL office
Great bargains in summer goods at Read
Il Virgins.
NINE of the prisoners, convicted in Cobb
Superior Court last week, We're carried to
Fulton county chain gang last Tuesday, by
Sheriff McLain and R. ". Moon.
CAPT. HUGHES makes every effort to
please the public as postmaster, and as
far as we know is giving satisfaction.
THE report that negro man had been
found dead, at Kennesaw Mountain, upon
investigation turns out to be unfounded.
Mrs NJ l.. JONES, of Milledgeville, is
visiting her son, Mr.. Sam Jones'
Largest stock OF summer underwear in
%ha ~ ~ p;rnobic