The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-01-14

nelo last tuesday and elected the follow
ing Board of Directors for the ensuing
year: R. W. Boone, j. r. Winters. T. W.
Glover, c. S. McCandlish, R. r. Legg
Geo. +. Gobel. L. n Trammell and r. N.
Holland. At subsequent meeting the
Directors elected r. W. Boone, President;
j. R. Winters, Vice President and C. S.
McCandlish, Cashier. The above board is
a most admirable one and shows the BUSH
ness of the Bank is in safe and capable
hands. Mr.. Wallace Buttolph is book,
keeper, most worthy young man, who IS
making friends by his courtesy. Mr.. James
Dunwody, is also an efficient clerk,
AN electric car between Marietta and
Atlanta is now being agitated enthusiastic
cally. If our citizens and those along the
line will give some assistance, it is thought
the line can be put in operation in q few
months. The taking of of the Marietta Ac-
commodation train and the inconvenient
schedules on the W. Il A. R. R., reLders
this step absolutely necessary. Let our
people and the Chamber of Commerce take
such interest in the matter as will insure
its ultimate success.
WANTED.-A marble copper, who thor
oughly understands working this stuff to
plans. A good polisher also wanted. Sin
gle men preferred. Address stating dual.
.ilcations and wages wanted
GEO. b. SICKELs & Co,
Tate, Ga.
If our city fathers will visit Lawrence
street this week they will see it is not gravel
that has been placed as a necessaryatop
dressing on that boulevard. A good coat
of hard gravel will give it hard surface as
it is on the square. Give us the gravel,
please. Also on the recently cut down
cross street. 1t is in a terrible fix.
This is to you. Stop and ask yourself
If you do not owe the MARIETTA JOURNAL
a large or small amount for advertising,
job work or subscription. Ifyou do, come
IN and let us swap you receipt for the
money. We need it. 1t takes cash and a
heap of it to keep out of the Sheriffs
hands.
Rev. Sam Jones says that dirt, debt:ard
the devil, are three of the worst enemies
that mankind has. Yes, and we have
seen some men loaded down with all these.
Water and soap will get rid of the first,
elbow grease and hard work will get rid of
the second, and resistance and'prayer will
get rid of the last Try it and see.
NOTICE. Miss Belle Norwoods private
school opened at Mrs. NJ B. Clark's on
Church street, Monday Jan. 18th. Pat
ronage solicited. Primary and Kindergar
ten course per month 81; Advanced So.
Music and languages extra.
WRNTED, BoARDERs.-Four young men
or two married couples, can OBTAIN first
class board, with comfortable rooms. with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. White, on Atlanta ST..
house formerly occupied by H. D. Nc
Cutcheon.
FREE schools will be voted on SATURDAY.,
February 18th, as per order of Council.
1t is said some of our lawyers differ on the
Interpretation OF the Supreme Court de
cision, as to whether, in the absence of a
city registration, the county registration
must be gone by.
IF you do not give US your advertising
and job work, how can we give you an eight
page paper? Don't cut down or refuse to
advertise, but give us the work necessary
to sustain the paper. Every business house
III town ought to advertise with us, but they
don't
Public sentiment always sustaius:a man,
whether public official or not, when he
does right. Therefore, a man who is con.
sclentious in the discharge of duty need
not feel worried over the fauit~fndings of
perturbed minds
Mr.. WILL HAMEs has huge bombshell
embedded in part OF an old tree, at his
store, which is attracting good deal of
attention. 1t was brought from Kennesaw
Mountain.
Work for Marietta, speak good word
for Marietta, and Marietta will feel the
quickening influence to her advantage.
There is nothing like instilling confidence
into others, as we'll as possessing it your.
selves.
The Board of Directors of the Marietta
Electric Light Co, elected Mr.. J. H.
Barnes, President, and Mr.. Campbell Wal.
lace, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer with o
salary of 81, zoe.
The sick and poor of the community
need attention this bad weather, personally
and pecuhiarily, AS much as We did it
unto the least of these, ye did it unto me"
said the blessed Saviour.
MoULTRIE M. SESSIONS, Real Estate
Agent.
THERE is not a vacant store house in
town Several farmers have moved to
town and started stores, while some of the
old merchants have gone out Of business.
So wags the business world away.
The man who doesn't subscribe for his