The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-20

ger ana treasurer OF the kenuesaw Marble
Co, has Just placed in his lot, in the Eois
copal Cemetery, small monument of
Italian and Georgia Marbles, with a coping
OF Georgia marble enclosing the lot The
monument is memorial to his wife who
died In December last. The design is a
plain cross, standing on die and bases
the die having bunch of flowers tied with
a ribbon resting on it. The design and
carving was executed by Mr.. Carrado
Andrea, who recently came to this country
from Australia to enter the Kennesaw
Marble Company's employ. The carving
OF the flowers is beautiful and perfect
piece OF workmanship of the highest class.
The monument has attracted good deal
OF attention owing to its beauty and fine
workmanship.
DR.. LEWIS G. TENNENr, brother of DR.,
Gilbert Iennent of this city, living at Nc
Alllster, |. L., is expected here in few
days on visit. He will continue his trip
to Washington, D. c., to wind up some
unfinished business IN connection with an
appointment which he has been Acky
enough to receive over many applicants.
DIR. Lewis Tennent, at one time a citizen
OF Marietta, has found good fortune in
acting on Horace Greelys advice. He
has built up fine practice, has drug
store AID large and productive farm.
The appointment alluded to pays 81, 800
and perquisites, and does not conflict with
his other business. In addition might be
mentioned the nine children which have
blessed his home. The eldest, very
handsome daughter, is attending college at
st. Charles, Mo.
A citizen of our town says that be talked
recently with one Of the greatest adver,
tlsers in America, man who spent over
twelve thousand dollars per arnum in adj
vertisng his business. He was asked what
the effect would be if he should now stop.
The reply was, well, my business would
run on Enthusiastically for about three
years, OF its own momentum, and in five
years, or six at farthest, | would make no
sales at all. The public would conclude
that | had retired, or had been driven out
of the business world by parties with more
meritorious goods. Advertising is like
the beating of the heart The only way is
to keep "everlastingly at it. " 81 would adj
wise every man, no matter how insignifi>
cant his business venture NAV be, to adj
vertise to the fullest extent possible, and
not to do it spasmodically, but steadily
and persistently."
The first Strawberries. They are here
raised near Marietta by Mr.. Geo. B. Nigh.
the market gsrdenec. He is hustler, and
by great care, industry and watchfalness,
he is in the market with these ripe luscious
berries-Mitchell's variety. He left a
quart of strawberries with US Tuesday
morning, and they were just mice enough
Mr.. Nigh is an early bird in the produc
ton Of the first Strawberries in this vicini,
ty. Thanks Mr. Nigh Take a Nigh
cut to our house again. You will always
find US at home.
Our ladies' $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal to any So so on the market. Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
For SALE-A farm of 60 acres on easy
terms. Inquire of Sessions & Sessions.
Entirely too much Clothing on hand
must be sold. Call and get the biggest
bargain of your life. R. HIRsCH
One of the most artistically beautiful
pieces OF wood work we have seen in some
time is an ornamental SCREEN made by L.
Black & Son for Mr., McCandlish, cashier
of the First, National Bank. 1t is for his
home and is made of Georgia pine, oiled
and vanished. 1t is as pretty piece of
ornamental furniture as can be turned out
anywhere.
GOVERNOR NoRTHEN has pardoned r. Ii,
Dempsey, of Cobb county, sent to the
penitentiary thirteen months ago to serve
three years for COW stealing. He is the
son of Rev. Alfred Dempsey, deceased,
and was morphine eater. 1t is reported
that he has been cured of the morphine
habit, which made him irresponsible for his
acts
Guests at Mrs. Dunwody's Mr.. and
Mrs. Law, Cincinnati, o.; Mrs. James,
Masters Robt. and Louie James, Chicago !;
Mrs. Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs. PIunket Chicago;
Miss Tusk, Washington, D. c.. Mr.. Ans
gel, New York; Mrs. Stout, nurse and
child, St. Paul; Mrs. Robinson and
daughter, Detroit Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers,
New York.
We can give you special bargains in
Shoes. READ & WIGGINs.
a friend in Dalton, on the day of the
marriage OF Mr.. Walter Sessions to Miss
Alice Trammell, telegraphed his congratu>
lations as follows: May loves Trans
melrs only guide all Sessions Of to>day s
union"
THE soiree Of Miss Gypsy Morris last
Friday night at the Elmwood was attended