The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
HAVE you been to Mr.. D. 4. Warlick's

ought to 60. He has repainted it, papered
and return:shed it, and until now he has as
neat an establishment as you will find
anywhere. he has all the modern appli,
ances tor executing the very best and most
beautiful work. His work will compare
favorably with the best. In fact few artists
can excel him. Specimens OF his work
sdorn the reception room &c. inspection.
He is supplying life size pastel and crayon
work IN elegant frames for $40 and $l2
Halt size for $3.50 For the next thirty
days he has made reduction in Cabinet
photographs from four dollars to two dol.
lars per dozen, strictly cash. He has a
large assortment of frames ranging in
price from Is cents up. He has a beauti.
ful lot of French plate glass frames. cabi>
net and card sizes. While money ia
scarce his prices are cheaper than ever.
Secure the shadow ere the substance fades.
Call and see for yourself. and you will feel
that half has not been told.
CONDUCTOR WADE DoBBs, OF the NJ. IN,
G. r. r., had drunken man on his pass
enaer train at Mckay, Tenn, on last Sun,
dsy that was using protane language in
the presence of ladies and otherwise acting
disorderly. Conductor Dobbs in trying to
get the fellow to behave himself, was at.
tackled, and received six knife cuts in his
clothing, but fortunately none OF them
reached the flesh. Dobbs defended himself
with his fist and gave the fellow a good
whipping.
A northern lady said the other day, II
know of fifty families who would have come
to Marietta this past winter if there were
a hotel here with elegant furnishings and
modern Improvements, little retired from
the public square" Ought not this re-
mark to stimulate some one to build such
an edifce for the accommodation of peo>
pie who want to come here?
We keep Machine Oil especially for cot>
ton gins and saw mills. DoBBs q BRo.
We don't sell any other kind OF furniture
but chairs, but you can get handsome pay
for yonr time by calling at our warehouse
when in need Of them.
The MARIETTA MANUFACTURING Co.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirschs.
The cold weather has been PLAYING
game of freeze out with spring suits and
straw hats, but we have called for a new
deal and can show you the winning stock
of spring suits and straw hats
READ Il WIGGINs
PROF. f. L. FREYER has bought the
George place, on Atlanta street, owned by
Mr.. NJ. W. Spence, of Atlanta, and given
it to his daughter, Mrs. DR.. J. r. Greer,
and the vacant lot to his son, Charley.
The price paid was $4,000. Mr.. Moultrie
Sessions made the sale.
1t is the purpose of the School Board
to locate the school building on the Flem>
ing lot on Lawrence street, and Architect
Hayden. of Atlanta, was here Saturday to
prepare designs of building so as for it to
LdOC OOAG ouu AdWTCuCG 6IEcpIS,
IT is about time the Democratic Execu>
tive Committee of Cobb county was doing
something to get the party in good working
order in the codnty. The county is Demo.
cratic and is going to remain so, but there
is nothing like having proper organization.
The third quarterly meeting of the Cobb
County Sunday School Association will be
held at Austell on the second Saturday
and Sunday in May, 18th and 18th. We
hope to have good attendance.
w. r. Power, President.
Mr.. j. Gid Morris, of this place. has a
small young Jersey COW, which weighs 700
pounds, that gives Al pounds of milk. (59
gallons,) per day, from which two pounds
of butter per day is obtained
We learn that Rev. J. C. Holmes of
Acworth, and MIR. Dick BarGeld, of Mari,
eta district, are both at the Point oil death,
and ere this paper reaches its readers in
all probability they will have passed over
the river OF death.
: Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
meets at the residence Of Mrs w r Power
Thursday afternoon. 81 o'clock, Goth inst
MRS, D F McCLATCHEY, Secretary.
Do you wish suit of clothes 4? If so
call to see Hirsch's line.
A gentleman and wife or two ladies can
find board and a comfortable furnished
room with private family at reasonable
rates. Address, Box SO.
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. c. TALLEY and chill
dren, who have been in Moss Point, Miss,
for several months, returned to the city
Friday noon. A beautiful daughter has
been added to the family since they left
We offer our congratulations.
Peoples Party of Cobb will hold mass
meeting on first Tuesday in May to select
delegates to State Convention. Executive
committee will meet same day.
j. L. SIBLEy, County Chairman.