The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23

sample package OF Magic Yeast with every
family. This company has good thing
and they want the people to know i6., The
Magic Yeast is undoubtedly the best yeast
put on the market and every lady will
take the trouble to use the yeast according
to dill ections will be more than pleased
with the result. If you want delicious
piece of toast make your bread of Magic
Yeast; it will keep good for'fve days.
This yeast is pure hop and malt product,
very convenient and reliable. Give the
| sample trial.
There are twenty-six United States rsv-
enue prisoners in the Marietta jail They
have adopted code of Jail laws, which
they enforce on all refractory prisoners.
They have judge, sheriff, jury and
whipping boss with a strap. They allow
no splitting on the floor, following at pass>
ers>by on he streets, etc. Every new
prisoner placed in Jail they greet with the
exclamation Fresh fish !" and proceed to
initiate with the strap or make him sing
or dance
All those handsome spring saitings from
| SO to CSC are on the counter now tor DOC
at Brantlcy's.
We are headquarters for mems fine
shoes. Having just bought fresh new
! stock we can give you anything wanted
in gent sshoas. Also a nice line of Old
| Gents Southern Ties, something every old
man wants for comfort and ease for spring
and summer wear. READ & WIGGINs.
| Lawn Mowers at Dobbs & Bros.
| Epworth League program for Friday
evening April Gath. Piano, Miss Lena
Sessions. Quotations from Longfellow,
each member. Biographical sketch of
Longfellow. Mr.. G. Smith. THE Bridge"
Mrs. Gfist. Selection, Longfellow; Dan
Manget. Recitation, Longtellow Miss
Do7ie Blair. Duet, Misses Linda Me-
Kenney, Louise Anderson. Selection,
Longfellox; Miss Sxllie Mangei. Story of
Evangelene, Mr.. Geo. D. Anderson. 1.-THE
Arrow and the Song" Mr.. w. D. ADDER.
son. A good attendance is desired. The
exercises will be held Friday night at Mrs.
McKenneys
The most complete line OF black dress
| goods ever SHOWN in Marietta and prices
the lowest, at Braatley's.
| The Marietta Gun Club out of twenty
five shots, made the following score last
Thursday afternoon: Il. Meinert 49,
! G. G. Whitlock 10, J. W. Seize IS, w. L.
Thornton IS, W. j, Black II, Joe P. Legg
Is, W. R Granting II, W. I. Mosher IA
! ", E. Reynolds "A, W. F. Maury 13, E.
0. Williams II, II. S. Love IL, J. NJ.
Austin 10, T. W. Glover 0, C. P. Stephens
9, P. G. Bailey I, and II. c. billiard 5,
Read & Virgins have received their
new stock Of mems and children's clothing
also straw hats and stiff hats OF latest I'm.
portation and style. Goods were never Sc
cheap as they are offering them. Every
one is asked to call and feast their eyes
upon the cleanest and prettiest stock oil
clothing; shoes and hats ever shown in
Marietta.
| Sewer Pipe and Fire Brick ct Dobbs &
Bro
! Black and blue all wool serges are on
the 29c counter at Brantley Cos.
Deputy Marshal J. A. Henderson made
a raid on a distiIlery Monday in Cobb
county, near Kennesaw. When found it
was fired up and ready for business. The
still was located near the house of Sea-
born Stroud. and is supposed to belong to
his son. The officer destroyed 1000 gals
Ions Of beer and the fermenters, but failed
to nab the men.-Cartersville News.
5000 yards Fruit of the Loom yard wide
bleaching at &c at Rrantley Co.'S.
WORK on the new Baptist Church, we
learn, will be resumed at once. They will
put in the windows and get the basement
ready to be occupied at once. We learn
that Mr.. John 81. Boston will have the
church Aoored at his own expense. Others
are at work and things ale getting in good
shape to complete this beautiful structure.
The firm of Bate & Moon has been sue-
ceeded by Geo. s. Owen & Co: Their store
is ON the northeast corner of the square,
glass front, with fresh, new stock of sta.
pie and fancy groceries. The public is
solicited for liberal share Of trade. Prices
the lowest aud goods the best. They are
enterprising, clever gentlemen and de-
serve success. See advertisement.
The q. 5. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
The young man, W. j. Smith, who pur-
Joined some goods around town plead guilty
before Judge Gober and gave bond for his