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

Mr. a. H. huede mas returned from
Florida.
Judge Gambler and vile, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday in Marietta.
Good pasture for few cows Horse.
harness and cart for sale.
A. ARMSTRONG
MIR. ]. E. Bodenhamer, of the Dallas
Herald, gave us pleasant call last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dave BULGE, of Atlanta.
spent Sunday recently with Mr.. s. G.
Motley and family.
Dr.. Greer has commenced rebuilding the
houses destroyed by fire on Lawrence
street.
1t lis as much violation of law 10 regis.
ter illegally. as it is to vote illegally. Be
careful what you do.
A four year old mare agd top buggy for
sale for one half their value. Have no
use for them. J. PAIcE.
M John R. Winters has bought the
McReA residence in this place and given
it to Mr.. John D. Northcutt, his son>in-
law.
Mrs. W. L. Jounard and children,
Ainison and Margaret, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn. are expected soon to visit the fami>
~ of Mr.. s. G. Motley. w
IMPoRpANr NorIcE. The firm of Bate
l. Moon was dissolved on April 18th. All
owing the late firm will call and settle at
once at the old stand with r. w. Moon or
J. 81. Bate. All accounts not paid by May
10th will be put out tor collection.
Gel R. T. Nesbitt has appointed Mayor
D. W. Blair ON the Committee of Ways
and Means, to raise money. that Georgia
may be represented at the Cotton Exposi>
ton in Chicago.
Mr.. S. A. Anderson and Mr.. Heffernan
returned from Indiana last week where
they went to buy machinery for the new
waste factory. Seven car loads we're ship>
ped.
The new Registration Law is republished
in this issue, With some corrections. It is
not necessary to register to vote in pri>
mary, Blu. it is necessary to register this
year to vote in October. Therefore regis.
ter at once.
The Marietta accommodation train to
Atlanta has been taken of, aud the Rome
train takes its place and schedule. Com
ductor Will Turner now runs through 10
Chattanooga.
The Cherokee Presbytery will convene at
the Presbyterian Church tp>night, We'd
nesday.) The Introductory sermon will be
preached by Rev. G. z. BerryhiIl, the
moderator. The public invited.
Mr.. Z. w. Mizell. of Smyrna, announces
himself candidate for Ordinary in this
issue. subject to the Democratic primary.
He is q clever, courteous gentleman and
fully competent to fill the of6ce if elected.
The Gem City Barber Shop, C. v. Bost-
wick, proprietor, has just been elegantly
plumbed. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths,
25cts each. Children at rednced rates.
Shaving 10 cts, Hair cut 25cts.
Come to us Tor your fresh meats and
groceries, hay, corn, oats, bran ard stock
powders. Fine assortment af tobaccos.
By not getting our -four you fail to get the
pest Prices to suit the times.
HUBBARD l. PHILLIPS.
TAX NOTICE, The city tax books are
now open for receiving tax returns. Good
idea to attend to it while you think of it.
r. E. LAwHoN,
City Clerk and Tax Receiver
Mr.. w. N. Grist announces himself a
candidate for Tax Receiver in this issue,
subject to Democratic nomination. he
has made very efficient and competent
Tax Receiver. both accommodating end
faithful.
The Confederate Memorial exercises
have been changed from Monday to Sat-
urday morning at 10 o'clock. COL J. W.
Robertson is the orator of the day. Let
every body bring their flowers aud be on
hand.
We have given special attention to
children's clothing and are prepared to