The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-13

Qua 10 Iui mug rut vast zeal OF beautiful
work. 1t would surprise you to see the
handsome monuments SO artistically de.
signed by the Foreman, Mr.. Lee Aston.
one of the best and most skillful workmen
to be found anywhere. His excellent work
has given this firm broad reputation.
Among the many artistically designed
monuments, they have an $500. 1925 and
1915 jobs for GAINESVILLE; a 5000, $735,
1920 and $ll2 for Jonesboro $3.50 and
$l25 for Social Circle; $500 and $3.50 for
Griffin 5000 and 1926 for Williamson, and
numerous other jobs. This firm works
twelve hands and has given satisfaction
in quality and finish of work that has built
up trade second to none. Messrs. Mills
McNeel and Morgan McNeel are hustling
solicitors and have the tact and ability to
get work when others fail There are no
more efficient drummers on the road than
these two young men. They have devel>
oped business sagacity, coupled with en-.
ergy aid courtesy, that have built up a
most lucrative marble business. Mr.. D.
f. McClatchey, our popular and enter,
prising merchant, is a partner in the firm.
With his solid business sense and systematic
carefulness, the McNeel Marble Company
is on firm basis and doing an amount ct
ine work in Georgia, Italian and other
marbles that is astonishing. May continr-
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splendid industry.
ADMINISTRATION by man of Is years
experience to run wood working machines
or take charge of and keep up engine and
machines. An all round mill man. Strict.
ly temperate and reliable. Apply at this
office.
We can give you Childrens salts in ages
from to 10. Call and see our line
READ & WIGGlNs.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
HATS HATS! HATS! IL have just res
ceived large stock of new hats, latest
styles, and | have prices to suit the times.
j. w. HARDEMAN, the Z. c. man.
The analysis of Bonniedell Spring, near
Marietta, Ga, as made by DR.. Geo. Payne,
State Chemist 899 grains total solids
per U. S. gallon, II chlorine; .O4 free
ammonia per million parts, .O6 albumi-
noids. 1t also contains in the above solids
iron, lime, magnesia, soda and potash as
sulphates and carbinates. The reaction is
alkaline. In addition to the above analysis
will state that pure water at ordinary
temperature is liquid devoid of taste and
smell, transparent ana nearly colorless.
By the action of an intense heat or by the
electric current it is resolved into its con-
stituents, and yields l volume of oxygen
gas and two volumes hydrogen gas. parts
by weight of oxygen to part of hydrogen,
therefore, by comparison, we see tina. the
spring contains mineral properties to the
extent made by the analysis which no
doubt renders the water good drinking
water, being cold, clear, SOFT pleasant and
palatsble to the taste and promoter OF
health in cases needing the medicinal
properties found in the water. Messrs.
Barnes. & Harrison, proprietors, will inns
prove the surroundings at an early date.
A splendid No. Z Cooking Stove for
$5. so at DoBBs & Bro.
We are making special discount on
Sash, doors and Blinds.
L. BLACK & Son.
Mr.. w. p. STANLEY announces himself
candidate for Tax Collector in this issue.
He is true blue democrat an honest man,
a clever citizen and woul9 make a good
Tax Collector.
The man who has made plenty of corn,
potatoes and cane and saves meat enough
to last the year round, can move right
along with the world, even if the price OF
cotton goes to the dogs
The MARIETTA JOURNAL and Atlanta
Constitution, both papers, tor one year, for
$3.50. See advertisement on third page.
$4,000 given away. Now is the time to
avail yourself OF this splendid offer.
FARMS 20 RENT.-Several fine farms to
parties who can run themselves.
W. S. CHENEY.
Get our prices on building material be-
fore you buy. j.. BLACK & Son.
Mr.. JEROME JOHNSON left Monday for
Fort Worth, Texas, where he accepts
position with the Fl. Worth Packing Co.
Mr.: Raymond Johnson will leave next
month for the same place.
Mr.. Henry Schosnthal writes TO his
mother that he arrived at his destination
In the State of Washington all right, is all
right, is well pleased with his new position,
plenty of money, business good, and it is
good country for young men to come to.
Mr.. jim Sain, of Acworth, is in charge
OF the repair department of j. II. Bate &
Co. jewelry store, for few days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Davidson,
fine hov