The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-07-08

in an exhibit illustrative of the capabilities
OF her soil for diversified farming. 1t in
the contribution of John A. Manget of
Cobb county, to the exhibit of the Nash.
vile, Chattanooga and St. Louis railroad,
in charge of Colonel J. B. Killebrew.
Colonel killebrew has gathered together
tor the railroad. as its contribution to the.
Tennessee Centennial exposition, won-
dertul display of farm products. minerals,
woods and curios. but he points the visitor
with greatest pride to Mr.. Manget's sew
enty>three products from a twenty-five
acre farm, eleven OF which are grass or
forage crops, disproving the oft heard
assertion OF northerners that the. south is
deficient in forage crops Savannah
News,
WANTED-Board TOR the summer for self,
and wife With some nice family living rot
more than two miles from Marietta. Ad.
dress, giving terms, X. Y. T., ?. q. Box
206 Atlanta, Ga.
MIR. Evans Heggie has returned from a
trip to North Georgia end brings back
with him slab of green marble which he
picked up at the green marble mines in
Cherokee county. The quarry where this
rare and valuable mineral product is
found is at Holly Springs and is one Of the
two principal green marble quarries in the
United States, the other one being in
Vermont The mines are worked by the
Verd Antique Marble Company. 4 quan.
t:ty OF green marble is used in the cor,
struction of the new postofice at Savan-
nah.-Augusta Herald.
School Shoes at Read & Virgins at all
prices.
We have just received the prettiest line
of spring clothing ever shown in Marietta.
READ Il WIGGINs.
Fly Screen Wire, Schilling's, Hardware.
The summer girl is now out in full force.
She is dressed in fluffy, starchy shirt
waist and tailor made skirt. She wears
a natty hat copiously bedecked with the
brightest flowers and puts on an air, that
makes the heart ofthe young man &C right
up in his throat. In other words he is
hypnotized and he falls into her company
and it only takes look towards a soda
fountain to cause him to fish for the only
nickle he has.
Reduced fares to the North Atlanta
District Conference, to be held at Wood
stock, July 2lst to 25th, will be given
over the A. K. &. N. and other railroads,
tickets to be on sale July Goth to oath,
inclusive, limited to July Goth. Round
trip tickets from Marietta over the A. X.
& N. are 80 cents.
The President, Joseph s. Stewart of
Marietta, then delivered his address, which
was pronounced one OF the ablest address.
es ever given the Teachers Association in
the thirty>one years of its history. The
president was highly complimented on his
excellent thoughts and his very pleasing
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Enquirer.Sun.
You can get the same articles at my
store for the same money that you can get
at any other store. Call and see.
SAM Way.
Go to Read & Virgins for your spring
suits.
MIR. John P Cheney left last Friday
evening io- Charlottesville, Va, where he
enters law school. to completely equip
himself in his chosen profession. He
graduated in law at the State University
at the last term.
DR.. j. F. LENNON. Office N. E. corner
public square, over Geo. s. Owen & Co. s
grocery store. Consultation hours 10 to
II a. M, and to 5.p. m. Residence
Dallas street. Gregg place.
The monument to be erected at the
cemetery over the grave of Gen. P. n. B.
Young will be furnished by the 'McNeel
Marble Com pany, of Marietta, whose de-
sign has been selected out. of many SUBJ
mitted. 1t will cost SS9O.-Cartersville
Courant>Americau.
Go tic Read & Virgins for your chill.
dren's school shoes.
Prof. G. E. Nolan on his return from
the Georgia Teachers Association, spent
Saturday in Marietta. he will leave on
the 18th tor Toronto, Canada, on a pleas
ure trip, and will on hi, return stop at
Lake Chatauqua, New York, and take a
two weeks course of lectures.
60 to Read & Virgins for Clothing
Shoes and Hats. They have just received
their new spring stock.
The annual convention OF the Eiteray
Societies ofthe county will hold a two
days session st Marietta Camp Ground
next Friday and Saturday. 1t promises
to have large attendance as it certainly
will prove entertaining to all who attend.
D. L.. La