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

has TINS to say 81 Marietta IN recent ls-
sue Of his paper "The traveller who
journeys through Georges in search OF an
inviting spot wherein orest and recuper-
ate should say to the train porter, Put
he off at Mssietta. Here near the base
Of Kennesaw mountain. where occurred
one Of tbe nAmoratle battles OF the civil
war nestles alittle city that is the beauty
spot Il the ssnth. Wide. clearly, shades
embowered streets, beautiful parks, roomy
yards. houses in old-lime architecture and
an air Of restful quietude invite the trav>
eler to lie down to pleasant Dreams
And yet While the shade and the scenic
beauty suggest rest and repose, the city
is not without business enterprise. Here
are located two immense chair factories, q
paper mill, plant for carding cotton into
batting and other manufactures, which
find something for idle hands to do. Ma
rietta claims also to be winter resort for
the individual with cough who seeks a
medium climate amid restful surroundings.
Tom White, colored. who works Tor and
lives in house of DR.. Setze's, had n visit
from burglar on last Monday night.
White was absent from home and about
nine o'clock burglar made entrance into
the house by prizing open the door. White
had SO. 60 hid between his mattresses and
the thief purloined it and left. Mr.. Geo.
Fleming. special bailitf, and Deputy
Sheriff Hawkins and Deputy Marshal
Hicks searched several houses without be-
ing able to get clue.
The Baptists will holi services next
Sunday morning for the first time in the
basement of their new church edifce.
The occasion, promises to be OF unusual
interest. The pastor, Mr.. Adams, will
preach, and the song service will consist
of choice selections. The public will end
a cordial welcome.
Mr.. Will G. Mansfield, of SweetwGter,
Tenn, Mr.. Cliff Mansfield, OF Tyler, Texas,
and Mr.. Eugene Mansfield. of Social Cir
Gle, Ga. were in the city Sunday. They
are brothers and had not met in number
ofyears. They formerly resided in Ma
rietta, and their many friends here were
glad to see them.
Just compare Mastic Paint with other
makes and you will buy Mastic every time.
For sale at Legg's Drug Store.
A plumber Of marriages have beeo pub
lished recently il the Georgia papers tina.
were secretly made months ago. Girk
make great mistake in placing them.
selves in a position with results that may
compromise their character and blast their
life for all time to come. II a young man
is not willing to marry you publicly, tell
him to wait until he makes up his mind.
You can buy gallons OF Gasohre TO,
cents at Legg's Drug Store.
|. A government postoffice has been es'
tablished at Mr.. T. B. Brady's farm, three
miles from town, on the A. K. & N K r
1t will be known as ''Oakhurst." Mr.
Miller Brady has been appointed post
master. He has erected suitable build
ing, and the Office will prove quite conven
lent for the people of that cemmunitys
We receive voluntary testimonials Of
the worth of Legg's Scalp Lotion. Fo,
sale at Leggs Drug Store and Grogar
Bros. barber shop.
There will be an AL day singing a.
Bethlehem church, 7 miles east of Mariet.
ia, the Bird Sunday in this month. All are
invited to come and bring their dinners
snd books
Mayor Blair and SOP, Earnest. Rev S r
e Adams aud wife. Mr. A Nj Dobbs. wife
son and daughter, Mrs A c Dobbs, Mr. ] S
Warren and wife, aud Miss Jennie Atkins
have returned from Cumberland.
FoE RENT OR SALE-My house Cd Wash.
ington Avenue. seven rooms and all con.
veniences for further particulars. apply n
Mrs. Augusta II. Chamberlain, 1886 Wash.
iugton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ Harrison and daugh>
ter, OF atlanta and Miss. Burgess, of Sa
vannah, are the new arrivals at Locust
Lodge this week
Mrs. j. q. Miller.and Mr. Walter A.
Miller lett Tuesday for Nashville, from
there they will make visit TO relatives in
Illinois.
Mr.. j. 81. Miller returned Monday night
from the .Abbevilie Chatauqua, where he
gave an address Sunday afternoon in the
interest OF Sunday Schools.
Buist's prize medal Turnip Seed at
Legg's Drug Store.
Mrs. ". Il. Bennett and Mrs. J. S
Hogue, Of Madison, and Mrs. White, of
Atlanta, are spending the week with Mrs
Bussey.1
The managers OF the County Fair are
expecting 20 have bicycle and firemens
tournament aid are working to that end.
Work FoR BOYS AND GIRLS. Sour hus>
Ting young readers should write at once
to the publishers OF PENNSYLVANIA GRIr
for an agency for the paper. Besides the
regular commission on each paper sold,
prizes of watches, books, typewriters,