The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-14

Gan ne get back No; that s the trou-
BILE. The cornstalk's growing up faster
than he can climb down.
WHEN lady once asked Turner, the
celebrated English painter, what his secret
was, he replied, Il have no secret madam,
but hard work. This is secret that
many never learn, and don't learn it.
Labor is the genius that changes the world
from ugliness to beauty, and the greatest
curse to great blessing
A No. fresh milk cow for sale. Apply
to M. A. Mayes.
The county Alliance held a session here
last Thursday. Most all of the old officers
were elected-Mr. J. D. Perkerson, Presi>
dent; Mr.. G. W. York, Vice President;
Dr.. c. B. Sewell, Secretary. Delegates to
the State convention were elected, which
meets in Gainesville the Aug, Goth.
IT takes advertising and job work to sus-
tain paper. Subscriptions won't Our
and business men are the ones
to whom we must look to for this patrons
age. Every one of them should see that
we receive their work
Madam rumor says you can buy spring
and summer Clothing now at the Haber,
dashers at greatly reduced prices, and it is
a fact. READ & WIGGINs.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
Hirsch has the largest stock Of furniture
in the city.
EXTRA at the Bee Hive-a ball and bat
with each child suit.
The books are now open for the payment
OF city tax at the council chamber in the
court house. r. E. LAwHoN,
Clerk & Tax Collector.
Hon. A. S. CLAY spoke in Gritter dis
trict Saturday afternoon, and Democratic
club of SO members was formed. Mr. Lee
Nc Cleskey, Chairman, and Mr.. Will Lati.
mer, Secretary.
Miss Mamie Draughn has just returned
from visit to her friend, Mrs. j. NJ. TURF
er, of Monroe, Ga. She was the recipient
of many charming attentions during her
stay. A lawn party was given in her
honor.
In all this big world when there is so
much to be accomplished that will do
good and interest and charm the mind at
the same time, is it not strange that so
many people will descend to gossip and
back biting?
Mr.. JOHN TATE was 10 town Tuesday
with four good mules hitched to wagon
loaded to the brim with corn. This corn
was sold at a good price. This is the kind
of farmer that makes money.
The work has begun and every Demo-
crat should be ready to bear his share of
it. Only with concerted action can we
succeed. Rally to the cause of Democ>
racy, honest government and better times.
Do NOT think of knocking out another
persons brains because he differs in opn>
ion from you. 1t would be as rational to
knock yourself on the head because you
differ from yourself ten years ago.
THE Georgia Weekly Press Association
is off this week on a three weeks excur>
sion through the West to Colorado We
regret that the JOURNAL editors have to
forego this pleasure.
The crop of berries are bountiful this
year, aud furnish palatabIe food for the
table. Good housewives are kept. busy
canning fruit.
We have bought big stock of Clothing
for the fall trade and we are now selling
our light weight Clothing at greatly reduced
prices to make room for our fall stock.
Those wishing to buy can save money in
buying from US. READ Il WIGGINs.
Mexican Cactus was thought to be worth
less until it was discovered that it cured
catarrh. "Cacterine" is the remedy.
Sold by L. j. Seize, Agent
Go TO Moshers candy kitchen if you
want delicious ice cream and Geld 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.
THE Democratic primary to nominate
candidates tor the Legislature takes place
on the goth of August Announce your
self
Col Shapley Ross, of Waco, Texas,
father of Gov. Ross, says that "Cacterine,'
the Catarrh cure, did him more good than
all the other medicines. For sale by f.
j. Seize, Agent.
Ma. j. B. BRoADwELL Of Milton coun>
ty, made profit OF $4S on ore acre in
wheat and peas.
Largest stock of summer underwear in
the city at Hirsch's.
some young men walked to Smyrna
Monday and counted the number of cross
ties. There are 1860 between here and
Smyrna.
Mr.. ]. T. Brown and family of Atlanta,
v;c;+ad Mrc L, T prou, 49, ,uoo1- M;ss