The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-26

| the first or 18th of November. Mr.. G.
! w. Rowley, who is with Mr.. Bate al
this place will be associated with hii6
! in the business, and. will have the man.
agement of the store, and the firm
name will be J, III. Bate & Co. Mr.
Pate is interested in a jewelry store in
Marietta, GAINESVILLE, Ca, and Athens,
Tenn, and has been very successful in
the management sof all these enter
prises. He has recently sold out his
store in Admission, Ala, to Mr.. Chris
man. Griffin may depend upon it that
Mr.. Bate will give theRa a jewelry store
that will be credit to the town. He
is a very fine business man, backed
with ample capital to meet every de-
mand made upon him. We regret to
give up Mr.. Rowley, whose experience
as jeweler, and cleverness as citizen
made him a valuable acquisition to
any town.
One thing the JOURNAL will never do,
use its columns to vent personal feel
| ing. spite or to wound feelings. Some
times people are SO sensitive that they
think everything of a general character
in the paper was intended as personal
fling at them. The editor sometimes
writes an article because he is rushed
for copy, and he does not stop to think
whether the article has any personal
application to any particular one or not.
Still selling Richard Carvell, David
Harum, Red Rock, Prisoners of Hope,
and the other popular books of the
day Have you read them2 The Book
Store.
Mr.. James T. Anderson of this place,
has some pigs that he will exhibit at
the State Fair that will be sure to take
the premium. He feeds them on sor-
ghum, corn and milk. They have
gained flesh at the rate of % pounds
each in one .sseek. The sugar in the
sorghum fattens very fast; nothing
better to feed pigs.
The Marietta Transfer Company has
opened an Office in Thompson's shoe
shop on Church street. 1t proposes to
burst combination prices. Trunks
checked and carried to any part Of the
city for 10, Is and % cents. Reliability
| cheapness and promptness is our motto,
! Marietta Telephone 1856.
The State Fair is now in. full blast
Old Cobb county has an exhibit there
that is very creditable. The individual
exhibits of Mr.. John A. Manget, Mr.. J
Gid Morris, and Mr.. Cogburn cannot
! be excelled.
In a difficulty at Brumby's Chair
Factory, on Wednesday afternoon Of
last week, Rufus Dobbs, negro, was
struck with a chair round on the head
by John Twitchett. negro, making &
cash about an inch and half long
! To THE FARMERS See that Specia
Wheat Fertilizer have before buying
have also the purest and best Acid
Phosphate at reasonable prices.
J, w. HARDEMAN.
The GAINESVILLE buggy factory ha:
over 400 orders for new rigs, including
one for Gov. Roosevelt, of New York
and another for export to Havana
And there is no reason why a buggy
and wagon factory should not pay il
Masietta.
NoTToE.-I am prepare s Sfune al
kinds of fruit trees, grapes, roses, ev
ergreens, etc., in the most scientifi,
manner Also best varieties of straw
berry plants furnished and transplant
ed. Prices reasonable. Drop me +,
card. GEO. B. NIGH
Marietta, Ga. Box 456.
For RENr-My residence on Churcl
street, twelve room house, possessing
every modern convenience. Will bt
rented eitherwith or without furniture
For further particulars apply to Mrs
A. M. Gibbes, 806 Church street.
To THE FARMERS See that Specia
| Wheat Fertilizer have before buying
| have also the purest and best Aci(
Phosphate at reasonable prices.
| j. w. HARDEMAN.
For SALE CHEAP-Top buggy in g0ot
condition. Also good set single harness
]. A. MASSEY, Journal Office.
The wood pulp paper mills hav,
formed trust with fifty million dol
lars backing. There seems to be
heap of money in this country by tn,
way they form trusts. All of then
have vast millions. A good deal of i
must be watered stock.
1 Mrs. Rood, of South Georgia, Mrs
DIR. Harris and daughter, of Indianap
oils, Ind, Mrs. Manson, of Atlanta
Mrs. Wilson, Miss Mary Wilson anC
Miss Mckay, of North Carolina, ar,
at DR.. VIM. Alston's.
Oftentimes man takes offense a
some item in a newspaper, thinking i