The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-15

COWS can be made rich in fertility, while
the yield OF mich from cows will prove re,
munerative. The butter can be readily
sold in Atlanta market, while the butter~
milk can be fed to hogs The hogs killed
in the winter season can be turned into
ready cash.
Col viii Anderson, brilliant young
attorney of Marietta was in town on legal
business last Tuesday He visited the
Etowah Institute while here and made
quite an interesting and appreciative tall
to the pupils in Prof. Pollock's room. He
is son of Rev. w. D. Anderson and a
brother OF George D., who was a former
teacher in the Etowah Institute. Canton
Advance.
DIED.-Rev. Daniel Mullins, who was
born and raised near Powder Springs in
this county, died at Marietta, Indian Terri.
tory, January %, 1894, aged 68 years. He
was well known Baptist preacher, a
cripple from birth, but man with sterling
qualities He LETT wife and several chil>
dren and grand. children to mourn his
death. He has two brothers and one sister
living in Cobb county.
THERE must have been an immense
quantity OF cotton made in this section,
Judging from the vast amount of cotton
seed sold in this market. An oil mill
should be built in Marietta 1t would pay.
A fertilizer factory in connection there
with, with public gin and compress,
would add largely to dividends.
The local news columns of the MARIETTA
JOURNAL TEEN with the brightest and tersest
of photographic pencilings. There are two
very busy editors on that paper, and they
cover the county in their search for news.
ATLANTA Constitution.
A colored man. named Dick Dobbs, was
sent to the chain gang for six months from
last Cobb Superior Court for vagrancy.
When he is asked what he was sent up"
fo7, he can truly say, Just for doing moth
ing"
SOME thief that had no fear of chain
gangs, stole Lawyer H. B. Moss overcoat
from his seat in the passenger coach como
ing from Atlanta the other night. Gone
to join DR.. Springer's overcoat, which was
stolen the same way
The friends Of Mr.. Glenn Marchman are
| glad to know he has returned to the city,
after an extended visit to South America. >
1t is quite interesting to hear him tell OF
the wonderful things he saw in that far of
country,
For RENT-In private family, on
Church street, next Library, nicely
furnished front room without board. Suit
able for a gentleman. MRs. S. q. SIMPSON,
SEE THESE PRIcEs.-Go to Frey &
Parks cheap beet market, opposite tbs
court house, Marietta, where you can ee
best meats iu the market at the following
prices: Pork steak, l24 cents per pound
a whole shoulder or ham lOcts per Id
choice beef steak, 10 cents per pound
mutton, 10 and l21 cents per Mound
dressed fresh fish, 10 cts per pound porI
sausage, Bologna sausage and link sau,
sage, IL cents per pound Free delivery
Call and see Us in our neat and clean mar
ket and you will be pleased in every re
spect FREY & PARKS.
The man who wants friends must show
himself friendly Vinegar does not catcl
flies. Love begets love, hate begets hate
Don't forget this rs you journey along
through life.
If you can remember figures keep these
in your mind. Chairs at 40 cts, Bedstead
at $500, Bureaus at 81 So cheaper thai
auction prices Also other furniture il
Suits, Wardrobes, Safes, Tables. anl many
other articles at proportionately low fig,
ures. Remember these figures are Offered
oy ". h. GILBERT.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirschs.
WANTED "A lady dressmaker wants t.
rent furnished room with some nice fami
ly IN Marietta. Any one having one t
rent will please address. A. B. G.
| Cherokee Mills, Ga
Our military boys, when they get thei
new uniforms and guns, will be the Gym
osure of all eyes The girls always admir-,
the soldier with brass buttons, provided h,
has plenty of brass on his cheeks.
News comes from Waxahachie, Texas
OF the arrival of a fine boy in the home o
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Williams. Mrs. Will
liams is the daughter of Judge II NJ. Ham
NETT q this place.
Mrs. A. Armstrong aud daughter, Mis-
Berta, returned last week from New York
where they have been for several months
Mr. Armstrong; smile, we notice, is {
good deal broader than usual
MR.. JOHN l.. MANNING is giving some at
tention to stock farm near town. HI
has some brood mares and colts, and in
tends to add to the number by purchase
until he has first class stock farm.