The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-08

churches, eloquent preachers, electric
lights, healthy climate, pure water, an intel
ligent citizenry, and pushing people
But We have not the manufacturing enter>
prises here that we ought to have to keep
people employed that must have work
Many OF our young men nave to leave
home and go elsewhere to get work. Let
the Board of Trade get together and begin
to inaugurate measures to induce capital>
lists to come here and start factories. We
ought to have the Kennesaw Mills running,
cotton factory humming, an ice factory
putting water to sleep, canning factory
keeping timers busy, furniture factory
employing one hundred hands, and other
enterprises that would make our town puls
safe with new life aud greater prosperity.
We cannot sit down and, like Micawber,
wait for something to turn up" we must
be up and doing and turn something up.
Tide and tide waits for 40 man, or town
either. The necessity for prompt action is
apparent. We must get move on our,
selves, and push Marietta forward to
greater strides of growth and prosperity.
For RENT-In a private family, on
Church street, next Library, nicely
furnished front room without board. Suits
able for gentleman. Mas. s. g. SIMPSON.
For SALE-For less than they are worth
four copper stills, complete with caps and
worms. M. A MIyEs
Hon. Lou j. Beauchamp and COL DEM
cry concluded series of temperance lec>
lures at the court house on last Monday
night We have seldom heard more
gifted and versatile orator than Mr.. Beau.
champ. His descriptive powers are won
derful. Our people were delighted with him.
The gentlemen succeeded in organizing a
Good Templars lodge here, which has the
best wishes Of the JOURNAL for success. It
is beneficial order morally and socially.
Thirty members Joined and organized
Marietta Lodge, l. O. G. T." with the
following officers; J. 81. Miller, G. T..
Mrs. c. B. J. Fox, V. T.; ". S. Buttolph,
Secretary J. T. Brantley, Chaplain; E
NJ Cook, P. c, T.. Mrs. E. G. Moon, F
S.; Mrs. S. T. Spaulding, Treasurer; D.
D. Underwood, Marshal; George Turner,
|. G.; j. B. Hart, O. G.. E. E. Pomeroy,
l.. d. The order will meet Friday night
at Warlick's Gallery, when additional
charter members will be taken on the pay
ment of 5Qcts Go out Friday night and
join. Col. 7. B. Demaree deserves credit
tor the good work he did here in organiz>
ing this lodge.
SEE These PRICEs.-Go to Frey Il
Parks cheap beet market, opposite the
court house, Marietta, where you can get
best meats i'll the market at the following
prices: Pork steak, l23 cents per pound !;
a whole shoulder or ham , lOcts per lb /;
choice beef steak, 10 cents per pound ;
mutton, 10 and l24 cents per pound ;
dressed fresh fish, 10 cts per pound; pork
sausage, Bologna sausage and link sau-
sage, 10 cents per pound. Free delivery.
Call and see rs in our neat and clean mar
ket and you will be pleased in every re-
spect. FREY & Parks.
THERE were six convicts carried to the
Chattahoochee Brick Works last Friday
morning, who were convicted in Cobb SUI
perior Court. Sanford Sluder, white, bur,
glary, 20 years; Henry Kitchens, colored,
burglary, 20 years; John Sisk, white, bur-
glary, 3years; Calvin Hill, white, burglary
l year, and Henry Daniel colored robbery
years
JUDGE ], M. STONE. Ordinary, is effic,
iently, intelligently and carefully conduct
ing his office, with view to systematic
and put everythinSou an economical basis
He believes that good work is more sub,
stantial than bad work, and he gives his
personal attention to all these details. He
is polite and accommodating and is giving
satisfaction to our people.
Mr.. q. A. Beach will leave this week
for Washington, d. c., to take clerk8hip
IN the Pension Department. We regret
to part with genial Farmer Beach" as a
correspondent and citizen. He is a true,
whole soulded man, perfect gentleman,
and we wish him great success. His fami>
ly will remain here and he will still claim
Cobb county as his home.
If you can remember figures keep these
in your mind. Chairs at 40 cts, Bedsteads
at $500, Bureaus at $3.50, cheaper than
auction prices. Also other furniture in
Suits, Wardrobes, Safes, Tables. ana many
other articles at proportionately low fig
ures. Remember these figures are offered
by W. f. GILBERT.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.S
We congratulate our good neighbor, the
Marietta JOURNAL, on its interesting and
bright get up. 1t is credit to itself and
also the thrifty and intelligent community
IN which it is located. -CartersviIl Cour.
ant.American.