The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-02-23

Sam Power 81 900 for his interest. The
money has been paid and deeds made.
The purchasers propose to build an i'm
mense dam, cut canal about three quar-
tiers of mile long, which will give them
fall of twenty five feet ample water power
to turn vast machinery. A print factory and
car works will be established there, and an
electric car line built to Atlanta. Mr.
Thornton has valuable iron mine near by
and proposes 10 develop it. 1t is expects
ed that Bull Sluice" will become thriv>
ing manufacturing village of 1900 inhabi~
tants soon after thefactories and car works
are established. Work will commence the
first of April.
Read & Virgins is headquarters for
Clothing Shoes and Hats.
Mrs D. N. McEachern, of Oregon dis
trict, has copy of the first newspaper
ever printed in America, "The Boston
Newsletter, dated Monday April "a, l7O4.
1t contains principally London News and
is quite an antique curiosity. It's editor,
John Campbell, post master, was in the
habit of writing the Newsletter by hand,
but subsequently printed it.
The largest line of Mems neckwear ever
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
Our sales in furniture are increasing.
This is due to our low prices and the fact
that we show our customers that we appre.
clate their trade either in large or small
amounts. w. E. GILBERT
If you will use the Nevassa Cotton Fer>
.ilizer you can't get hands to pick the cot
ton you will make. For sale by
j. w. HARDEMAN.
Entirely too much Clothing on hand
must be sold. Call and get the biggest
bargain of your life R. HIRsCH.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
Miss Genevieve Richardson, daughter of
Rev. Simon Peter Richardson, of Coving,
ton, Ga, eloped with Mr.. J. Fl. Boughton,
the Republican postmaster at Madison, on
last Friday and the couple were married
at Edgefield, s C. They returned to
Madison where Mr.. Boughton and bride
are we'll known and highly respected.
BARLOW PRICE, coIored, who killed Mr..
o. L. Bozeman il Fayette county on the
10th OF last January, has had his prelimi~
nary trial and released on $500 bond,
the judge grading the offense as voluntary
manslaughter. The bond was given and
the prisoner was released until he has his
final trial.
If you want prices to suit the times, just
call in and see A. N. Lupo, of The E. F.
Sewer Furniture Company, while all house
hold goods are being sold so cheap for
cash. He is selling furniture this week to
suit all pocket-books, regardless of the
weather. The e. F. SEVER FURNITURE
Co. Remember where we are, next door
to Elmwood Hotel.
We are receiving handsome line of
Boy and Children suits for spring trade.
READ & WIGGINs.
MARRIED On the 10Th inst, Mr.. Will
Byrd and Miss Dollie Meadows, daughter
of Mr.. E. B. Meadows, of this county. Rev,
V. E. Manget performed the ceremony.
A most elegant supper was served at the
residence of the brides parents. The
groom is an industrious and worthy young
man of this place, while the bride is most
amiable and lovely young lady Our best
wishes.
MUMPs, chicken pox and whoopinq cough
opened up an engagement here the first of
the winter among the children and have
played to good audiences. The good
weather will close out their engagement
and things will move along serene.
Buy your Hats of Read & Virgins and
get correct styles.
Say, neghbor, what's the matter with
your cotton? Nothing, why p "By
gracious its growing as high as a tree and
as big as your arm, and the hollis are as
big as as hen eggs" swell, l used that
Stonewall Guano under it, that s all did"
well, where did you get it? 1t heats all
to make cotton | ever saw" From Jim
Hardeman at Marietta"
Mr. AND MRS. w. NJ. MCKENZIE are now
housekeeping in Mrs Elliott's dwelling on
kennesaw Avenue. Mr.. Mckenzie will
build an elegant residence during the COM
ing simmer on the lot adjoining the new
Baptist Church on Church street.
M. D. B. Parks, Jr., has sold his farm,
recently bought of j. W. Frey, TO a lady
who lives in the lower part of the state, for
81 AGO. She will make some improvements
to the house and will move to it at orce.
We can give you special bargains in
Shoes. READ & WIGGINs.
Mr. JOHN 7. BRANTLEY has been confined
to his room for two weeks sick He was
threatened with pneumonia. His many
friends are glad to know that he has about
recovered and ready for business again.
Mr. G. W. MoHoN and Mr.. n. L. James
formerly of Cobb county. writes as from