The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-04-29

cesstul and popular manager OF the Man.
sion House, in Greenville. S. c., enter>
tains the idea OF building a commodious
hotel in connection with his elegant resi-
dence OF fourteen rooms on Campbells
Hill, in this place. The site is beautiful
one, elevated and commands a fine view
Of Kennesaw Mountain, the city of Mari
eta, and the surrounding country. He
has had favorable encouragement from the
railroads, which will build small station
house at the crossing in front OF Mr.. G. H.
Camps house for the accomm odation OF
boarders desiring to get on and off the
train. With such man as Mr.. Gates at
the head of it, with the advertising that lie
and.the railroads would do, the hotel
would become as famous as the Battery
Park Hotel, as Ashville, N. c., and would
draw patronage and pay as we'll. We
trust Mr.. Gates can see his way clear to
carry out his contemplated plan. Mariet-
ia is well known and just suited for such a
hotel One gentleman from the North
here now, says ne could bring fifty people
from his city if we had such hotel Let
US have it.
Rubber Hose at Dobbs Hardware Co.
Go tc Read & Virgins for your chill.
| dren's school shoes.
A negro man tried to hire to one of our
merchants few weeks ago. The mer~
chant told him that the wages he demand
ed were too high. The negro went off,
| and in few weeks came back again and
hunted the merchant up early IN the
morning He told the merchant he wants
ed to work for him. The merchant said,
Il told you some weeks ago that couldn't
pay what you asked" Yes, sir" replied
the negro, "but can work heap cheaper
now than l could them have married
since then.
Please remember that am in the feed
busin ess, and can furnish you Coru, Oats,
Bran, Hay, Cotton Seed Meal, Corn Meal
Hulls bailed or loose, at Fletcher ware
house. Prompt delivery.
/. Il. SPRINGER.
Go to Read & Virgins for Shoes Of all
kinds.
Sound business sense is the best stock
IN trade merchant can possess. Given
this and good line of up>to. date stock.
be will succeed in whatever calling be
embarks. The merchant shows his sound
business sense by judiciously advertising
where he will reap the most benefit. The
JOURNAL is read by lage number of peo>
pie and is the best advertising medium in
this section.
Ice CREAM Sherbet and Soda Water,
can be had at Mosher's candy and confee>
tionery store. The ice cream PAL lor has
been nicely arranged and can serve the
public pleasantly. All orders filled for
parties and entertainments promptly. Call
and see Mosher and he will please and
courteously serve you.
We have just received the latest styles
in Stiff Hats. READ & WIGGlYs.
Well pipe a. Dobbs'.
On Thursday night, May 29;h, the boys
and girls OF the public high school will
contest for two medals in elocution. The
following young ladies have won speakers
places: Misses Emma Leila Granting,
Jennie Gibbes, Lizzie Gordon, Fanny
Bush, Marion Atkinson and Olivia Bacon.
The following young gentlemen have won
speakers places: /. ]. Daniel, Ed.
Massey, Guy Moore, James Mango. and
Herbert Clay.
TAX NoTICE.-The city tax BOOKS are
now open for receiving tax returns. also
tor payment OF street tax. Call and at,
tend to it before you forget it.
r: E. LAwHoN, Clerk and Tax Col
A four legged chicken was Matched on
Mr.. B. A. Buffers place last week. 1t is
living and eats ravenously and will prob.
ably be raised and be exhibited Mt the
county fair. That's the kind of breed to
raise-one that will furnish plenty of
drum sticks" for the children.
Hammocks at Doobs.
Go to Read & Virgins for Clothing,
Shoes and Hats. They have Just received
their new spring stock.
DIED.-Miss Fannie Frasier, aged GA,
died IL this city on Wednesday. 2lst inst.
She leaves two sisters, Miss Rebecca
Frazier and Mrs. Stubinger. She was
member of the Episcopal church and had
lived in Marietta many years. Her fun
eral service was conducted by Rev. C. T.
A. Pise on Saturday afternoon.
Superintendent j. L. McColum and
daughters, Misses Blanche and Laura.
have returned from pleasant visit to
Richmond, Va.
MARRIED.-Mr. w. w. Glenn and Miss
jamie Brewer were married in this city, at
the home of the bride, on Wednesday
evening, 2lst inst. The ceremony was
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