The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-18

+ 1ESTINoNIALS OF Merit tor January
4th High School. Fred Manget, Free
McClesky. 3rd High School, Oscar Keel
er. 2ud High School, Fannie Bush, J. J.
Daniel, Jim Manget LIST High School
Mary Lizzie Anderson. Eth Grammar
ALA Dobbs. 3rd B, Leila Moon, Susie
Anderson, Luther Landers, Groves Cohen,
ltFrank Clay. 3rd A, Alice Brewer, Mary
Delany, Gloria Watkins. end. Starr
Bradley, Irma Neal Isabelle Reynolds,
Marie Massey, Annie Watson, Pearl Nell,
Meta Truslow. Leila Reed, Henry Uohen,
Marshall Mckenzie, Lewis Clarke. LIST,
Floyd Fem. Merritt Lyon, Lucia Adams
Ruby Barker, Nellie Reed, Irene Ruthes-
ford, Julia stubinger, julia Schilliug.
WANTED-The ladies to know that they
can have their dresses made in the latest
and best style by Mrs w. q. Humphries
at her home, ZIG Dobbs street. Her
prices are reasonable and she guarantees
satisfaction.
YES, JUsT TELL THEM THAT You Saw
Ms, and that you saw me saving the finest
lot OF lumber shingles. flooring and ceil>
ing, sash, doors and blinds, that ever came
to this market and bought it at Hender>
sons, the "onlys't" lumber dealer in town.
Don't fail to see our new line of Dry
Goods and get our prices as we will make
1t tc your interest Flore1ce Bros Is Co.
Blue Ridge is to be congratulated on
securing the new Railroad shops, They
have got good thing-there is no doubt
about that. About S., 900 per month will
be paid in wages that will be turned loose
among her merchants. Blue Ridge hasn't
many wealthy citizens, but they have
shown pluck and liberality sufficient to
meet the requirements OF the A. X. d. N
r. r. officials and thus secured the new
shops. We regret that our Marietta citi>
zens didn't respond literally enough to
get the shops. Our loss is Blue Ridge S
gain.
We are strictly in the Clothing, Shoe
and bat business. HEAD s. WIGGINs.
The A. X. & Northern Railway shops
will be located at Blue Ridge The mat
ter was decided last Friday. The officers
OF the road, of course, know their own
business but they would have found MARI
eta much more desirable We regret the
loss, for We consider the number OF hands
they will work at good wages worth more
to town than a cotton factory working
hands at cheap wages.
DIED.-Mr W. gu pan died at his
home, on Roswell roa6v on last Saturday
night, at an advanced age He. and his
wife came to Marietta two years ago from
z'hliaasiian n2gt,- Iowa, and bought Mr.. A
Steiger's farm, near town, where they
have quietly and industriously lived. Mr..
Glassman was good citizen and our
people sympathize with his bereaved wife.
He was buried in the city cemetery Nom
day.
You can get cotton seed bulls, baled or
loose, bran oats, corn, hay, cotton seed
meal, all delivered at your barn, from
Florence Bros & Co.
YES, JUST TELL THEN THAT You SAW
Me, and that was on my way to Hender>
sons to buy my building material, sash,
doors, blinds, in fact everything, including
the nice unadulrerated Chattahoochie
brix Chat he sells for $3.50 per thousand
delivered) to complete my house.
Miss Vineta Tate, of Tate, Ga , a spent
part of Friday aud Saturday in Marietta
and visited the military bazaar Friday
evening. She Yves enroute to Summer
vile, Ca, to visit friends. By her culture
and charming personality she made a
lasting impression upon one of our most
popular young men.
Notice TO MEN AND BoYs.-Our stock
OF Clothing this spring will be the largest
ever shown IN Marietta, and perfect in
fashion, tit and finish, and at prices that
cannot be undersold. READ & W1GGINs.
Mr.. G. A. Wikle and family, Of Carters-
vile, have moved to Marietta and occupy
one CT Mr.. j. I. Anderson's new cottages
near Whitlock Avenre. Mr.. Wikle is an
experienced pharmacist and takes Mr..
Luther E. Moore's place in Crosby's drug
store.
Now. when you want Crockery, Glass.
ware, Tinware and anything in that line.
go to Florence Bros & Co. They are
cheaper than anybody.
YES JUST TELL THEM THAT You SAW
Me, and that you saw me getting my saw
to cut up some Of that Hendarson's lum
Der which is the best in town Cont you
knaw."
Miss Olive Faw mas rented Locust
Lodge from Mr.. N. A. Morris Tor two
years, and will run first class boarding
house. Miss Faw is fully capable of Civ,
ing the very best service and we predict
that she will make that elegant place very
popular for guests.
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