The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-01-17


went BY her smiles and happy disposition.
She leaves husband and three children.
We deeply sympathize with the bereaved
in the irreparable loss they have sustained
She was buried in Rome Thursday morn
ing last.
From the advertisement of The A. P.
Brantley Co., in this issue, it will be seen
that :hey propose to close out their branch
of business at this place, by sale of goods
at and below cost. This intention will be
deeply regretted by our entire community.
They have shown spirit of intelligent en-
terprise and progressiveness that has made
their store known far and wide. 1t is an
elegant establishment in every detail, aud
its managers are as clever and courteous
gentlemen as you will find anywhere
Malone & Love, OF Palace Drug Store,
(Hammetts old stand) the best place to
buy drugs, paints, seeds, school books, ETC.
Go to Frey's and get the very best meats.
Buy your overcoat and suit from Read
q Virgins.
AT meeting of the stockholders of Ma,
rietta Electric Light Company on the 10th
inst, the old Board of Directors were re>
ected. Owing to ill.health, Mr.. Campbell
Wallace, the General Manager, resigned,
and Mr.: NJ. G. Wbitlock was elected in his
place and took charge Tuesday The
Company paid expenses for the past year
and made small gain, which shows that
Mr.. Wallace has done we'll in its manage.
ment through the depression just passed
and the many adverse circumstances to
contend against.
You can buy Plow stocks, Plow points,
Trace chains and such things from Dobbs
u Bro. lower than anywhere.
Mr.. G. M Brown, of Marietta, aud Miss
Addie Lou Simmons, OF this place, we're
Joined in the holy bonds of matrimony at
the NJ. Z. Church here last night by Rev.
G. W. Pharr. Mr.. Brown is engineer on
the Marietta and Elijah accommodation,
and is originally from Ohio. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. 7. G. Simmons, and
one of Jasper's accomplished belles.-Jas>
per Republican.
Nor only Marietta, but Cobb and sur-
rounding counties, are interested in the
building of a cotton factory here. Nothing
can better aid the laboring people to tide
over the hard times, and when laboring
people have employment the merchants
business fourishes. It will also furnish
the farmer ready market for the products
of his farm at remunerative prices.
The person who borrowed wire stretch>
er from US will please return it.
DoBBs & BRO
The ladies Of the Exposition Committee
met with Mrs, A. S. Clay last Friday anC
had quite an interesting meeting. Mex
meeting to be- held at the Kennesaw House
on Friday, the 18th, 3 o'clock. All the
ladies selected to take charge of the SAD,
committees are earnestly solicited to at
tend. The managers expect to lay before
them general outline CT the work anc
| plan for immediate action.
Saturday morning the sky was overcast
with OMNIBUS clouds; old Boreas came
rushing along; the trees swayed Their
came the falling OF the beautiful snow,
only to melt as it fell and then the clouds
disappeared and the sun shone out bright.
ly. We had variety of weather, as tickle
as the frowns and smiles of couuette.
JUDGE STONE and family will m owe into
the DR.. Gober residence this week. The
new Deputy Sheriff. Mr.. Al. Bishop, will
occupy the house vacated by Judge Stone
on Washington Avenue. Sheriff Davenport
occupies the Jail residence. Mr.. P. o.
McLain and family have moved to the Bird
Wallace place on Roswell street.
Palace Drug Store, Malone & Love, pro.
prietors, the largest stock, the cheapest
prices.
Now is your time to get large lump coal
| at 50 per ton at HENRY MEINERT
Clothing Sales Agent Wanted for Mari,
eta and vicinity. Liberal commissions
paid and we furnish the best and most
complete outfit ever provided by any house.
Write at once for terms Send or
references. WANAMAKER & Brown,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Acworth had her municipal election last
Saturday. j. 3. Northcutt was elected
Mayor over H. w Kitchen by majority
OF p. The following Aldermen were
elected, j. n Williams, Fl. NJ. Williams,
H. NJ. Putnam, r. l.. McMillen and Orr
lando Awtrey. Jesse L. Lemon, Treasurer.
No one should miss the literary treat to
be given by Hon John r. Clarke in bis
famous lecture, ITO and Fro in London, "
next Friday night at the court house. The
lecture will begin at 7;3O o'clock. Mr..
Clarke is one of the four best lecturers on
the platform to>day See press notices,
MACK SHEETS, well-known colored
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