The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-04-01

ENTERTAINMENT by the Ladies of tie
Memorial Association. first Thurs
day and Friday alter Easter the ladies
propose giving : very unique entertain-
mert and supper to help raise the remain
der of the money needed for the Confed>
crate cemetery. n. M. F., OF the Evening
Constitution, gives the following encour-
aging words; Il trust that the ladies of
the memorial association OF Marietta may
receive many more substantial contribu>
tons to the fund which they are accumu.
Hating for that great and noble purpose.
They deserve to succeed and will succeed
and the task should be made as light for
them as possible because it is something in
which we are all concerned. and it is not
only for to>day, but for all time to come.
| Those who contribute to the fund will
never have cause to regret it."
For SALE CHEAp-A large size Cary
Safe, now at the depot. Alpine sales to
order. A first class safe, at low price.
| All sizes. A. s. COHEN.
Mrs. R. 7. Nesbitt, president of the
Memorial Association feels grateful for
| the contributions that have been sent her
for the Confederate cemetery fund. We
trust others will do something and help
place the headstones at the graves OF the
dead. The marble headstones are now in
the Confederate cemetery and will soon be
erected. In fact cleaning off the ground
and getting everything in readiness is now
going on.
A full line of typewriter supplies at
Leggs Drug Store.
We have fust received the prettiest line
of spring clothing ever shown in Marietta.
READ 4 WlGGINs.
We call attention to the advertisement
on this page OF j. Fl. Bate & Co., OPP
ticians and Jewellers. Mr.. ]. Fl. Chrisman
| optician, has not only the experience and
skill, but every facility to test your eyes as
competently as Hawkes. or KelIam &
Moore. He has fine test case and can
fit your eyes so you can 'see with clear
ness. Call and see him at j. a. Bate &
Co. s store, whereshe will remain all the
time.
| The largest line OF stationery in MARI
eta at Leggs Drug Store.
Go to Read l. Virgins fer Clothing,
Shoes and Hats. They have Just received
their new spring stock.
The hustling merchant who can sell
goods without advertising could sell a
| great many more with advertising. 1t is
possible to do some business without any
effort, but is impossible to build up big
business in short time and hold it a long
time except by liberal and judicious ex>
penditures for type talk.
Go to Read g. Virgins for Shoes OF all
kinds.
Buist's garden seed at,Legg's Drug Store.
A yankee, who is now citizen of Mari
eta, refusing us the privilege of mentions
ing his name, prompted by a generous,
warm heart. has left with us FIVE dollars,
to DE turned over to Mrs. Nesbitt, for the
benefit OF the Confederate cemetery, to aid
in erecting headstones. Thanks, noble
friend.
Go to Read & Virgins for your spriog
suits.
Get your Acid Phosphate for your COM
| post from Hardeman. He has it with one
| per cent. OF Potash and two per cent. of
Potash at very low price Cheap, cheap,
chsap
Homer Hill, colored who had served
his time out in the chain gang, was
brought to Marietta by Deputy Sheriff
Davenport last week and placed in Jail on
another true bill for gambling. Homer
| seems to have hard time of it.
Mastic Paint only at Legg's Drug Store.
Go to Read & Virgins for Shoes OF all
kinds.
! Don't forget the old and reliable brands
OF Gueno that Hardeman sells-the Buff
| Ioio Duly oea Dlru NoVaoSa, cotton
Fertilizer. Sold at very low prices this
year.
The solo, jerusalem" sung at the
Methodist church last Sunday morning by
Mr. Griggs, was one of the finest renditions
we ever heard. Mr.. Griggs has well
cultivated voice, strong in volume and
rich in tone.
:. Take Legg Sarsaparilla for spring
blood purifier.
Our subscribers will please bear in mind
that the merchants who advertise not only
have bargains to offer, but are helping
them maintain good county paper
Show them your appreciation by giving
them preference trade.
Go to Read & Virgins for your chill,
| dren's school shoes.
At a committee meeting OF the Cobb