The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-01-02

| VatlnS anu turning Inc CTcck lHtO shEOtueT
channel. The dam is located about two
miles and quarter from town at the old
Sewell mill, near Jonesville. They will
lay thirteen thousand feet of ten inch pipe
from the dam to Coryel's hill, where a
stand pipe 80 by SO feet will be erected,
which will be an elevation of l49 feet high>
err than the court house steps. The pump
ing capacity will be one million GALLONS of
water per day, with an eighty horse power
boiler. It is expected to get the work
completed by the first of March.
The Rev. S. R. C. Adams, who was re-
Gently called 10 the pastorate of the Bap-
fist Church at Marietta, has accepted the
call and will commence his pastoral work
there the first of January, 1896. Mr.. AID.
ans has been pastor in charge ofthe Bap
fist church in this place for the past three
years and has filled the pulpit very accep>
tably to his people. He is minister OF
more than average ability, devoted and
jealous to the cause of spreading the gos-
pei. Mr.. Adams has many friends in Car
rolton who will regret TO see him leave,
| but whose best wishes 60 with him to his
new work. -Carrollton Free Press.
! Rev. S. R. Adams, of Carroll.on, preach.
ed at the Baptist Church last Sunday morn.
ing and at the conclusion Of the service
accepted the call to the pastorate of the
church. He will begin his work here on
the second Sunday OF this month. We
gladly welcome him and family to our city.
Tho man with standing advertisement
is the backbone of the newspaper and the
solid man of the community. In the sum.
mer or winter, in sunshine or rain, his
name greets the public eye with every is>
sue of the paper, aad the people come in
time to regard him as we'll established in
a successful business, whether they have
been patrons or not. Nothing succeeds
like success" and the public once getting
the idea that man is doing WE'LL stands
ready to patronize him and turn to him
naturally if they want anything in his line.
IL this simple fact lies the whole secret of
success of persistent advertising.
Our esteemed friends, Messrs. E. P.
Green and George D. Anderson, have
formed a partnership in the practice of
law under the firm name OF Green & An.
derson with Office in Masonic Building.
They are both bright, energetic and we'll
equipped young lawyers and pushing
themselves into good paying law
practice. They are reliable and trust
worthy.
| MARRIED.-Our young friend. Mr.. D. D.
Underwood. of this place, was married to
Miss Clara Dixon, of Garden Valley. Ma.
con county, Ga, on December 23d. The
groom is a most excellent young man and
worthy of the fair flower that he has trans
planted from Garden Valley to Marietta,
to adorn and beaulify lite's pathway. Our
congratulations and best wishes.
We have the latest styles in fall Cloth.
ing, Hats and Mems furnishing goods.
READ u WIGGrEs.
A wagon loaded with apples and chest
nuts from the mountains was in town the
other day. The vender pushed his hands
into the sack of chestnuts aud brought out
his double hands full which he sold for
FIVE cents. The measure was 'handy"
and the chestnuts Sound currency"
To SUBsCRIBERs.-We will revise our
subscription list February lst If you
wish the JOURNAL continued to your adj
dress, please renew az once, as we cannot
send the paper on credit. 1t is one dollar
per year and in the reach of rich or poor.
Six months Scots, and three months 25cts.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, MARIETTA, GA,
DEC, 80, l895.-STocKHoLDER's MEET.
1NG:-There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of this Bank on Tuesday
January, l4tt, 1896, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Miss Mary Wilson, who has been visits
ing Prof. Freyer's family has returned to
her home in Nebraska City, Nebraska, ac>
compsnied by Miss Maybelle Glover, who
will remain several week.
We have recently employed first class
horse sheer, who comes highly recommend
ed and those wishing first class work will
do we'll to try US. w. h. GRANTING.
The u. S. Govt Reports
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