The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-01-19

Shockley's home place on Lawrence street.
He will build an elegant residence thereon
If ne concludes to permanently remain
here, which depends upon his health inn
proving. Knowing that our climate is
health-invigorating, we may safely claim
Mr.. Miller and his interesting family per-
manent citizens He has recently bought
the dray line run by Guyton & Grist, and
is doing well. We gladly welcome so
worthy and upright citizen to our town.
He will occupy the Shockley residence at
once
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The Marietta Steam Laundry is now in
full blast with Barrett & Shlnn, managers,
with competent workmen. They ask a
liberal support from the public, in sustain~
ing home enterprise. Good work guar
anteed at the lowest prices,
On Saturday night, the negro driver of
two mules to the dray owned by Mr.. Miller,
left said mules in front of his house while
he went in to ge: his supper. When the
driver come back he found the mules and
wagon gone. He instituted search but
could not find them. Sunday morning the
mules were found in lane near DR..
Greer's residence, on Powder Springs
street. They had become entangled in
their harness and both were dead, one had
his neck and leg broken.
WILLIAM ASTON & SoNs have a neat
family grocery store in the store formerly
occupied by the Alliance store. The inA
terror has-been overhauled and presents a
nice appearance. The new firm proposes
to keep fresh and pure goods and sell them
at a reasonable profit ard solicit share
of the trade of the public They are ener>
getic and clever, reliable and accommodate
ing. Read their advertisement in another
column and call and see them
Rev. Sam Jones was in the city yester,
day and confirms the report that he will
remove to Marietta soon and make that
his place of permanent residence. He
goes to Washington City Wednesday to
lecture there and in other cities of the
east, and will begin series of revival SER
vices in Memphis on the 9th of February.
Atlanta Constitution. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones were in the city Monday, as was all
so Mr.. Maxwell We think we can safely
say that Mr.. Jones and family will move
to Marietta by spring.
Sweet Gum and Mullen is sure cure
for Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption
and all throat and lung troubles.
Get your horse or COW out of that slush.
James L. Sibley will exchange load of
straw for load of manure. Drop him a
postal card
For SALE-Three mules three fine colts,
a pair of sorrel mares, two horse wagon
Cheap for cash. JAS. L. SIBLEY.
| Mr.. W. B. BRADLEY was appointed
general passenger and freight agent of the
Knoxville Cumberland Gap and Louisville
railroad last Friday. Mr.. Bradley holds a
similar position on the Marietta and North
Georgia road and will jointly conduct the
freight and passenger business CT each
road with headquarters at Knoxville
Blue Ridge Post.
Rev. Fl. j. ELLIS has left with US copies
of the minutes of the North Georgia Meth,
odist Conference. 1t contains over 100
pages, full of statistical information, pro-
fusely illustrated with the pictures of the
preachers, end is handsome and valuable
book. Copies are on sale at DR.. Malone's
drug store, % cents each. Call and get
one.
Hirsch is selling solid leather Shoes
cheaper than any ore Call and see.
We welcome to our exchange list the
| Roswell Banner, new paper started by
Mr.. E. K. Smith formerly of Flowery
branch, The paper is neatly printed and
we'll edited and should receive a liberal
support from the good people OF that
thrifty town.
Cards are out announcing that DIR. John
r. Greer and Miss Mary Freyer will be
united in marriage at the residence of Prof
| F. L. Freyer, The brides father, this Thurs
day evening at o'clock.
| In the notice of the newly Directors of
the First National Bank last week, the
name of Mr.. c. S. McCandljsh was mad
vertenty omitted.
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