The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-24

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had been an invalid for 20 years, and for
| the past seven months confined to her bed.
Everything thet medical skill and affec-
ton sould dictate was done to alleviate
her suffering, but IN vain. She was born
in Lawrence district S. G., August llth,
1928. On October 30th 1647, she was
married to Mr.. L. Brewer, who died ia the
Confederate army at the close of the war,
leaving large family of children to her
care and provision. The tender place
she held in their hearts was attested by
their devotion in her last illness. Soon
after the war she moved to this state, where
she has since resided At the age Of
twelve she Joined the Baptist Church aud
the faith OF her childhood sustained her in
later years. The funeral services were
conducted Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
at her late residence, by Rev. A. j. Nor
gan of Acworth, whose church she was a
member. She leaves nine children, seven
sons and two daughters and large cir
Gle of friends to mourn her death
You will find Florence Bros. & Co., on
the North Side of public square at Aston's
old stand.
For SALE-For breeding purposes four
| Plymouth Rock roosters and one dozen
hers and pullets, all guaranteed pure and
OF the best laying strain.
R. J. T. AGRICoLA.
| WANTED-To buy small lot or rent a
small house with privilege OF buying.
Call at this Office
HOUSE TO RENT-Four room house,
neraly new, in one block of the square.
Apply to Humphrey Reid or W. E. Gram
ling.
Buist's Eastern grown onion sets, the
best known, at Palace Drug Store.
DR.. N. N. Gober, who so long enjoyed
lucrative practice in Marietta, and moved
to Atlanta over year ago, has had so
many calls to visit Marietta and vicinity,
that he has placed a permanent card in
this issue giving location of his Office and
residence, where he can be found by any
of his cid friends who may desire his pros
fesSional services. His Office is q aud %
Grant building, corner Marietta and Broad
streets. Take elevator on Broad street
entrance.
A big reduction in Oliver Chilled PIows
and Points. DoBBs 81 Bro.
If you want Regent Swell Getaway
or Nobby Sack salt you can find it at the
Habberdashers. READ & WIGGINs.
Come home and buy your Shoes, Hats,
and Groceries Everybody at home when
they get to my store. j. w. HARDEMAN,
! G. G. Man.
If you are in need of. an overcoat or q
suit of clothes you will save money by call
| ing and looking at Hirsch's stock before
buying,
Every merchant who sticks sign over
his door or displays his goods ia front of
his store, believes n advertising. If not,
why does he try to attract the eyes OF
trading people. Well, now, why not put
your sign in the Marietta Journal telling
| the people what you have for sale and the
bargains you can give, and you will thus
reach over five thousand readers a week.
| Don't your light under bushel Print
els ink judiciously used pays. Try it and
see e.
| One dollar will get lbs. of good green
coffee at Florence Bros & Co.
School books and School supplies for
both country and city schools, at the Pei,
ace Drug Store.
| FoR RENT room house at the Hedges
with about acres pasture. Apply to
NJ j. BRADLEY.
An advertisement in the Marietta jour-
NAL brings business AS an advertising
medium it is unrivalled 1t is never re-
fused an audience, never treated unclvilly
and never turned down On the con.
trary it is anticipated with keen intere st,
and explains the advantages of your bust.
ness in as attractive, eloquent and con-
vincing manner as you wish.
Rev. J. Il. Patton, the esteemed pastor
of the Presbyterian Church, had Rev. A
q. Thomas, Of The Methodist Church, Rev.
c. T. A. Pise, of tie Episcopal Church, and
Rev. j A. Wynne. of the Baptist Church
to take tea with him on last Friday even
ing. A very pleasant social evening was
spent. Marietta is blessed vita able
pres chers and they work in harmony and
unity socially and religously.
LAST NOTICE Parties owing the firm
of Florence Bros & Reid will please call
and settle the same with W. A. Florence
by cash or some other satisfactory way by
March lSt 1895, or all claims irrespective
OF parties will be put out for collection im4
mediately thereafter This January 2Ist,
1898. FLORENCE Bros. & REID.
Mr.. Charley Wiliingham, in having his
we'll cleaned out last week, got out of il
a live reptile about eight inches long re-
sembling young alligator, but its head
looked like catfish. 1t had four feet and
a long, sharp pointed tail, which it could
twist like "a snake would its appendage Its