The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-12

w. & A. R. R., in this place. He is now
taking out the old machinery used in the
Touring mill, preparatory to putting in
machinery for his new paper mill. For
sometime he has been blasting through
rock in well on the premises to see if he
could get sufficient water for his purposes
He is now satisfied that the flow of water
will be adequate to the needs of the mill,
and he will push things forward, so he can
have the new mill in operation by August
or September. He will remove the best
part of his machinery from the old mill
seven miles from Marietta on Soaps Creek
and place it in the mill here with such
other new machinery as will give him the
best paper mill plant in the south. He
will continue to operate the old mill on
Soaps Creek also. He has secured the SER
vices of Mr. JEFF Land, as Superintendent,
and what he don't know about making pa~
per is not worth knowing Success to Ma
riettas new enterprise.
Ex-GovERNoR Bob TAYLOR will deliver
his popular lecture, Paradise of Fools,
at the Court House, next Tuesday evening
| at s o'clock. Part of the proceeds 60 to
the Methodist Church incidental fund.
Ex-Governor Taylor has done his best on
this lecture and where1 er he has delivered
it he has carried the house in rapturous
and delighted applause. 1t is highly en-
tertaining, of decided literary merit and
intensely humorous. If you fail to hear
this eloquent orator you will miss the
rarest treat of your life. Everybody says
they are going. Our people are delighted
to know he is coming. Be sure to attend.
General admission Scots; Children under
II years, 25cts; reserved seats, 75cts.
Tickets and reserved seats on sale at d. +.
McClatcby's and W. E. Gilbert sstores.
| Mrs. C. C. BRUMBY has beautiful as
sortment of trimmed Hats ard Bonnets.
A panel picture of noted authors will be
given with each purchase Of hat. New
line of Embroidery Silks and Stamped
Linens. Call and see them.
Hirsch has nobby line OF walking canes.
Call to see his stock.
Best material, prompt delivery, lowest
prices, on all building material, at Hender-
son & Austin's.
Best Olives in bulk at Alston's % cents
pint.
A gentleman and wife or two ladies can
find board and a comfortable furnished
room with a private family at reasonable
rates. Address, Box 80.
Nice line of Straw Mattings from ~ to
30 cents. New styles coming in.
". Z. GILBERT.
Mr.. L. BLACK visited his daughter. Mrs
DR.. ]. L. Baker, in Piedmont, Ala, last
week, who was very sick. He returned
Monday. But on Wednesday morning he
received a telegram that she was dead
He left Immediately for Peidmont.s The
deceased leaves husband and one child
father, mother and other relatives to
mourn her sad and untimely demise. Her
remains will be brought here Thursday for
burial.
Rev Albert U Stanley's new house on
the old Benson place, north part of town,
is assuming proportions and will be a
magnificent structure when completed.
Messrs L Black & Son are the contractors.
The servants, house recently built on the
premises is constructed OF popular logs,
crevices stopped with hard mortar. It is
nicely plastered and finished inside, but
presents rustic and attractive appear
ance outside.
THE Confederate Memorial exercises to
be neld or the 26th at Marietta promises
to be ore in which the people will take a
deeper interest than formerly. Col. T. W.
Latham, of Atlanta, will be the orator of
the day The schools will attend in a
body, and the Marietta Rifles in uniform
will be present.
The members of the Board of Education
have let the contract to build. the colored
school building to Messrs. Henderson &
Austin for $3,425. The lot, selected is on
Lemon street, east part of town, beyond
Cole street Baptist Church, and the price
paid is $3.50. The contractors will com>
mence work at once.
LAD1Es-Get pair OF Clauss' Scissors
from as. Every pair warranted.
DoBBs & Bro.
We have told you often where to buy
furniture. II you are led off by late offers
on one article and get bit on the largest
part of your purchase, don't blame us, but
blame yourself for not coming first to look
through our stock. Again we say, come
and get our prices. W. E. GILBERT.
Langdon's delicious crackers always
fresh at Alston's.
Complete line of decorated Crockeryware
at W. E. GILBERT's.
Read & Virgins are selling clothing,
shoes and hats cheaper than any one in
Marietta.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch s.