The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-07
When that Chattahoochee River electric

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power gets into operation, we do not see
why they couldn't run their wires into
Marietta and run our factories, just as
we'll as those n Atlanta. Marietta will he
nearer to the plant than Atlanta, and they
would thus add to their revenue aud help
build up this place and section as we'll as
Atlanta. This should be urged on the
new company by our Board of Trade and
thus show the advantages to be had by
such action.
Mr.. John Booth missed over 100 bundles
OF fodder from his field and followed the
tracks of the thief to another field where
he had stacked the fodder nicely to be
carried off under the cover of darkness,
Mr.. Booth carried the fodder back home,
and the thief doubtless was disappointed
in his expectations. He thinks he has
the thief spotted, and that he is of the col>
ored persuasion. His old fodder" should
have taught him to be honest during his
raising.
II you know anything OF local interest,
you will confer favor by reporting the
same at this Office. II it is too much
trouble or Inconvenience to do this, make
a note of it and drop it into the post Office.
and if it is worthy OF publication it will
find its way into these columns. Some>
times you have visitors entertainments
and the like, and they are not mentioned
in the paper because we know nothing of
them, and you don't tell US.
WANTED.-We are offering good con.
tract now to men of character and good
makeup to sell Sewing Machines and
collect. Can locate you in a good sec>
ton. With US, promotion invariably fol-
lows success. Address J. 81. Harley,
Atlanta Ga.
We will be clad to see you at our new
store. FLORENCE BRos. & Co.
All parties owing f. dirsch by either
note or account will save themselves trou>
BILE by calling and paying same before
February lst.
New goods New stock l have sold
all my fire damaged goods and now | can
furnish my customers with nice fresh goods.
Call and see nee. j. W. HARDEMAN,
c. G. Man.
For SALE-A room house, stable, barn,
garden, 8 acres land worth $1,000. Will
sell for 81 900 or rent to desirable parties
for $40 a month. Also II fine game chick
ems, worth 500 or will sell for $40; seven
Langshangs just grown, worth $40, will sell
tor S.. A fine breech>loading shot gun,
case &C., well trained pointer, worth 800,
will sell entire outfit for $50. A splendid
family horse, good jump-seat surry and
harness, worth 1865. will sell for $3.50.
Private sale. ]. P. MOORE, Marietta, Ga.
Jonn Barlow, colored, is in Jail again.
He was arrested by Special Bailiff Flem>
ing and Deputy Marshal Hicks. along with
some other rioters at College Hill, among
them China Harris, colored, and Jim
House, colored. Pistols were discharged
by these colored gentlemen" and they
are now roosting behind the Jail bars, un>
til court meets next month, unless they
give bond.
DURING the severe weather of January
the Public Schools have maintained good
attendance with an average of BAT in the
white school and 279 in the colored. The
absences have averaged l6 day, or lit-
tie more than one for each grade There
have been only SO tardies during the
month.
Bargains in Groceries, Dry Goods and
Shoes etc., at Florence Bros. & Co.
DR.. Brantey, Of Roswell, will cure any
| caucer that can be cured. No cure, no
| pay, except tor medicines.
A FEW HORSES and mules for sale on
time. HENRY MEINERT
Money to loan. ENocH FAw.
Remember that J. w. Hardeman, the C.
! G. man, is headquarters on low prices.
Everybody expects something worth
hearing, noble and grand, when they hear
Rev. ]. A. Wynne preach. There was no
exception to this rule Tuesday night at
the Institute at the Baptist church at this
| place, when brother Wynne addressed a
very large audience on the charo cter and
| teaching of the minister of Christ.-Cum>
ming Leader.
Mr.. Dan w. Frey, of this county, made
a fine corn crop last year. He left, what
he calls, four nubbins with u.s. each over
twelve inches in length. The four ears
measure about four feet and three inches
in length. There are twelve rows 70 the
ear, an average of abont GA grains to the
row, or 1912 grains on the four ears.
What Cobb county farmer can beat it?
The members OF the Board of Trade and
all others interested in the welfare of BIAS
rietta, are earnestly requested to meet at
the council room, Friday afternoon at
O clock. Reorganization of the Board !of
Trade and other important business.
B. r. LEGG, Pres.
Burglars made an entrance into Hub,
bard & Edwards store on Friday night
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