The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20

to the new hall, papered the rooms beau
tifully, and put in electric lights and
water. MIR. James W. Hardeman has nut
another story on his dwelling, making it
one OF. the prettiest houses in town. He
has added many conveniences to it that
makes it real convenient and comfortable
home. DR.. S. g. Motley has made his
home two story with slate root, aiding
new versnda, until the building shows up
to good advantage. These improvements
all speak we'll for the good taste of these
clever gentlemen. Nothing like making
home beautiful and attractive.
Mr.. n. NJ. Sessions new and elegant
dwelling, on Cherokee street, is about conn
pleted. 1t is one of the best built houses
In the city. the workmanship being all
that could be desired in point of material
and finish. The contractor, Mr.. c. 4.
Henderson, has certainly spared no pains
to give satisfaction. The building is we'll
arranged in its apartments, and has all the
modern conveniences, and is home that
any one might be proud of. 1t is situated
in beautiful grove and is quite imposing
in its appearance
Clothing, hats and shoes at ". E. Gill
bert's.
Youths all wool suits, IA to Is, for So. IS
worth SIS % at Hirsch's.
Stop your wife from Juggling that baby.
Go to Austin's furniture store and get
one of those baby carriages. Get two if
necessary.
TRIP Through Holy Land at Home
Earthly Footsteps of the Men of Galilee,"
have been traced with photographing outs
fit and with note book, and appear
in beautiful publication, giving the
scenes of the events in the life of Christ
and His Apostles, by Bishop John Il.
Vincent, Rev. James W. Lee, formerly of
North Georgia Conference, and R. E. NJ.
Balm, Photographic artist. Rev. J. A..
Burtz hiss exclusive agency for Marietta
and surrounding country. Don't tail to
get one.
We have added to our stock of goods, q
nice line of Cassimers and suit patterns
suitable for all class of trade. Also a COM
plete stock of Jeans. To ali parties who
buy CAssimers and Jeans OF US we furnish
free, pattern for either suit or pants, cut
by our tailor, K. NJ. Clinkscales. Call
and see Our stock Of Cassimers and Jeans,
fresh all wool with tariff off.
READ l. WIGGINs.
One of the best evidences Of self>susS
tanning farms in Cobb county, is that many
of our farmers are selling corn and meat.
The acreage in corn is greater this year
than ever, and nearly every farmer has his
pigs and his COWS while a uumber are
raising stock. OfcAards and vineyards are
being planted extensively, and we verify
believe if it wasn't for constant agitation
OF politics this people would be the hap
pest and most contented Oh the globes
The Secretary, Mr.. R. B Goodman, 0
the Cobb County Fair Association, men
tons in an article in this issue some pre-
miums offered by our citizens. Every ont
should offer something in his line of bust
ness as premium to stimulate generous
rivalry in this county fair, and thus swell
the list, and at the same time it will be al
advertisement of theil business. Other
have promised and we expect to see fin,
premium list.
We have added to our stock of goods, /;
nice line of Cassimers and suit pattern
suitable for all class of trade. Also a com
plete stock OF Jeans. To all parties whit
buy Cassimers and Jeans of US we furnish
free, pattern for either suit Or pants, Gu
by our tailor, r. NJ. CliDkscales. Call anC
see our stock of Cassimers and Jeans, fresl
all wool with tariff off.
| READ l. WIGGINs.
There being nearly one thousand former
residents of Cobb county living in Atlanta
they have formed Cobb County Society.
having among its members some of thu
most influential and successful men il
Atlanta, such as Ex-Mayor Jonn B
| hkOcEu1hu Com
Walter McElreath, Esq, and others.
Mr.. Joseph M. Brown is having tn
Gregg place on Whitlock Avenue repaired
and remodeIed. 1t is to be occupied dur
ing the simmer by his brother, Mr.. Geo
Brown and family, OF Atlanta Mr. G. L
Henderson has the contract.
Smyrna organized Monday an agricul
tural club for the purpose Of preparing al
exhibit tor the proposed county fair, witt
John 7. Pace, Chairman, and Fl. C. Nc
'Griff, Secretary. They will hold meeting
Friday and perfect permanent organiza
ton.
Iu giving the names Of the teachers re
elected by the Board Of Education in pub
&c schools, two were inadvertently omit
ted. Miss Grace McClatchey teacher o
A. Division, aud Miss Dovie Blair of B
Division.
Awarded