The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-08


new foreman, recently arrived from New
York, says he was surprised himself and |
that there are few plants that can excel |
it. The dozen new designs OF chairs that
Mr. I. NJ Brumby has just gotten cut By
his own hands for patterns, shows up not
only creditably to Mr. Brumbys inventive
genius and skill, but will compare favor>
ably with those manufactured Nbrth or
South. We don't believe that they can be
excelled in workmanship, quality and 6n-
| ish anywhere. Our people do not realize
what fine class Of work is being turned
out from this factory under the supervis-
sion of Messrs. I. M. Brumby and j. G.
Talley. We rather ieei proud that MARI
| eta has such an enterprise in her limits,
| turning out chairs the beauty and elegance
OF which are we'll calculated to adorn
palace. The Brumby Chair Company is
a'great benefit to Marietta in the number
| of hands employed at the factory and the
work given to many in the town and the
money weekly turned loose to swell the
volume OF trade. Continued success to
this splendid enterprise is assured, for in
| dustry, merit an excellence are always re>
warded.
If you don't, you won't, and you'll all
ways regret it-ior nothing is more tone>
| ing to man than a first class neat fitting
suit-and if you fail to buy one of Read &
! Virgins, you may expect the public to say
the man don't fit the suit or the suit don't
/ tit the man. 10 avoid 1t, buy OF us"
See our bran spaug new stock of spring
clothing, just from the loom and red hot.
. READ Il WIGGINs
.,en and salters of the salmon. The
thdydah' Indians came up from ths
! Queen Charlotte islands many yea6
ago and made conquest, driving til.
native tribe out. The former are ve,I
superior Indians. They are inteLS
> gent and pick up anything ver
quickly. I think they originally came
from Mexico, as they much resemble
the, Mexican race. Some of them
have noticed have as fine faces as
any white man and as full and fine
boards.
Though Prince of Wales island
has many resources, do not think
, it will be of any use for agriculture.
My nearest white neighbors are at
: the Presbyterian missionary station
:, of Howkan, % miles away. At my
H162ffa e taaeE a5e a nQ Wits ffsias and
tribulations, it is simply doing yourself and
family an injustice to buy goods without
getting prices on clothing shoes and hats
from READ & WIGGIYs
For SALE--40 acre lot of land, three
miles north OF Marietta About one-half
under cultivation, at $1,000 per acre.
LEWIS c RUSSELL.
The Kennesaw Mills will doubtless be
utilized very soon for paper mill. Mr..
S. A. Anderson is on trade for the props
erty and if he can succeed in getting
sufficient water by boring an artesian we'll,
the paper mill will be moved in part from
the country to town, and new and improved
machinery will be placed in the building
and we will have the finest paper mill in
the South. Mr.. JEFF Land, the old superin>
tendent, has agreed to take charge OF the
mill, and this is assurance of well-man-
aged mill and good quality of paper, for
what he don't know about making paper
and the running of machinery is not worth
knowing
The Rev. T. Masao, a naive of Japan,
and member of our church there, who
has completed the English Course in the
Theological Department OF Vanderbilt
University, and who is highly commended
by Rev. Dr.. Walter R. Lambuth, will de-
liver lecture Tomorrow night Thursday
in the Methodist church at 7:30. He will
appear in bis native costume ALI are
cordially invited to attend
P. NJ. RYBURN.
Down Down Down ! ! the prices have
gone Every thing in our store is cheap
New York and Liverpool have tried TO do
us, but.we have got the prices on clothing,
shoes and hats way below cotton prices.
READ Il WIGGINs
1t you want any of the following brands
OF High Grade Guapos in car lots or by
single sack call on me before buying
Buffalo Bone Stone Wall, Nevassa Cotton
Fertilizer, Sea Bird High Grade, Old Do
ninion, Furman's High Grade Acid. Re
specially, J. w. HARDEMAN.
NoTIoE, As have planted my place in
fruit trees, all cattle and stock tresspassing
thereon will be turned over to the city
Marshal, and all other tresspassiug pro-
hibited. Feb. Is, 1894. S. d. RAMBo.
DR. N. n GoBER has opened an Office
in the Grant Building, Corner Marietta and
Broad Streets, Atlanta Ga. Entrance on
Broad street. Take elevator.
A NUMBER of our citizens are expressing
a concern for the re>establishment of the
Georgia Military Institute at this place.
1t is hoped that the citizens of Marietta
will take some action in regard to the
matter and not allow this opportunity to
slip. Prot, Neel can be induced to come
here il our citizens will show desire for
him to come by lending helping hand.