The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-25

MAINS " c. CAilEcJS vi GOSL EOun
tain, desire to thank His honoi, John NJ
Stone, Ordinary OF our county, for giving
US such good road around the old Joe
Green hill, much needed work that ought
to have been done forty years ago and as
now done is great public benefit. 1t is
an improvement that the citizens on this
side OF the county highly appreciate, and
we hope the good work will go on. [Sign>
ed j F. G. Wardlaw, A. N. Mayes, W.
Z. Keheley, W. H. Lunsford, DR.. w. D.
Wright, j. s. Kemp, Dr. W M. Kemp and
many others
Mr.. J. V. Stanback announces himself
in this issue for re election to the office of
Tax Collector of Cobb county, subject to
the Democratic primary. He has proven
himself honest, faithful and competent in
the discharge Of the duties of the office
heretofore, and with his experience would
do SO again.
Assistant Postmaster Owen has a rock
taken from the Hiwassee river bank, in
Tennessee, upon which is photographed
through and through the trees Of the ims
mediate locality from which il was taken.
1t is thought flash of lightning did the
work.
Rev. DR.. Upper OF Atlanta, preached a
beautiful and impressive sermon at the
Episcopal Church last Sunday. The con.
creation was pleased and delighted Rev.
Mr, Pise, who has been absent tor several
weeks in New York, will return this week
and fillAis pulpit next Sunday.
For SALE OR RENT-My home place on
Lawrence street, nine rooms-a comfort.
able home. G. N. JOHNSON.
DIED Mrs NJ. r. Golden, wife of Rev
Dr. Golden, author OF Young Marooners, -
died suddenly at her home in Roswell last
Sunday night. She was member Of the
Presbyterian church and esteemed by all
who knew her.
EDS. JoURNAL.-It has been stated that
l voted Third Party ticket at last cleo.
ton. wish to correct this false report.
have never voted any out Democatic
ticket and expect to continue to do so.
W. w. WEST.
WAIVER NoTEs.-Ironclad, in book Of
100 for Scots in book of so for 25cts. AL
so Book of 100 Receipts good quality oil
paper for 25cts, at Marietta Journal Of.
| fee.
SHOES! SHOES SHOES Shoes at prices
never heard OF before. All grades and
sizes at ]. W. Hardeman, the G. C. man
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
Our enterprising merchant Mr.. James
w. Hardeman, says he and his little son
have worried the festive 'possum, and in
the suburb OF the town have caught 2,
this seasoL.
Hon. R. n. Holland and Hon. Johr
Awtrey, members of the Legislature from
Cobb county, are in their seats in tn,
House, and will represent their constit
uents faithfully, honestly and vigilantly.
Mr.. b NJ. DoBBs, OF near Woodstock
came to town Thursday and lost his poke
book containing about $4,000. Mr.. Vile
Wills, of Gritter district, found it and re
| turned it to its owner.
| Misses Eva and lisa Waters entertaine
a few of their friends last Friday evenin
at their home on Roswell street. Refresl
ments were served and all had delighttu
time.
Mrs. W. I. Dozier and little daughte
Katie, and Mrs. W. Il. Hafer, of Austel
visited their brother, Mr. J. C. Waters, las
week
WANTED AGENTS The German Ameri
can Mutual Life Association. 334 Whiteha
street, Atlanta. Ga. The most progressiv
and strongest natural premium company
Good contracts to special agents. Writ
| US.
Two hundred girls all in uniform, pupil
of the Georgia Normal and Industrial Col
lege at MilledgevilIe will be an attractiv
feature at the Inauguration of Gov cleo
Atkinson next Saturday.