The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-11-03

and city courts to decide all motions
for new trials and injunctions within
thirty days, unless providentially him
dered.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian church have lately
given two very pleasant entertain
ments, 1.-The first at the residence of DR..
P. r. Cortelyou and the last at the
home of Rev J. H. Patton. Both
were largely attended, the programs
attractive and the refreshments de-
licious.
NOTICE TO CoTToN GINNERs.-Rebun-
died cotton tires for sale, fifty cents
per bundle
MARIETTA PAPER Man. Co.
Marietta, Ga
A complete line of boys and chill
dren's clothing at Read & DuPre's.
Madam LeRoy's Vegetable Com
pound, guaranteed cure. Larger bot
tie than any other Female Regulator
MooRE's Drug STORE.
Mastic Paint-indorsed by the gov
ernment-only at Legg's Drug Store.
The Roswell Manufacturing Compa-
ny held stockholders meeting last
week and passed up a dividend of $500
per share, which is equal to eight per
cent. Mr.. S. Y. Stribling was re-elec-
ted president, with the following board
OF directors: DR.. T. S. Stewart. E.
Faw, j r. Winters. w. S. Cheney. G.
W. Gignilliat and f. l.. Mallory. The
factory is prospecting and is we'll man.
aged.
1t has been the custom of some farm
ers to let wheat straw go to waste.
Mr. Theodore Frey has recently sold
and shipped to Atlanta two car loads of
wheat straw, for which he got 81 per
ton, and realized about $500. 1t is in
such saving as this that makes the
farm self-sustaining.
James w. Legg's liable on bottle is
guarantee of the purity of the con-
tents.
Tar Expectorant for Coughs and
Colds Try it and you will use no
other. Especially good for children.
MooRE's DRUG STORE.
A young gentleman of Marietta was
asked recently why he had not succeed
ed in winning for his wife very charm
ing young lady to whom he had paid
devoted attentions. ooh, it was a case
of heart failure on her part" was the
reply.
Mr.. D. F, McClatchey, Jr., is now
/ Reading Clerk of the Georgia House of
Representatives He is worthy and
well qualified for the position and his
| many friends here congratulate him
on the honor conferred
Castor Oil for Carriage and Buggy
use Pint 15cts, Quart 25cts.
MOoRE's DRUG STORE.
Mr.. A. j. Webb's little boy found
nugget of pure gold, weighing sixteen
pennyweights, this week on his faith
er's farm, in five feet of Mr.. John H
.Boston's land, in this county. 1t was
on the surface of rocky hillside, where
wagons pass. The indications are that
there is plenty of gold there.
Mr. James Garrison, telegraph ope-
rator at the A. K. & n. Railroad office
at the depot here, has been transferred
to Blue Ridge, where he is in charge of
the office Mr.. NJ. j. Bradley and Silas
Garrison will hold down the instrument
at this end of the line.
Finest Pianos and Organs, and some
slightly used, can be bought at a bar
gain for cash or on time.
F. /. FREYER.
Madam LeRoy's Vegerable Com
pound, guaranteed cure. Larger bot
tie than any other Female Regulator.
MOORE's Drug STORE.
For SALE-Good, strong horse. Suit
able for farm or delivery work. Apply
at this office.
DullheI IlllI IldTlleSS Oli, best Har-
ness Oil made. Pint l5cts, Quart 25cts.
MOORE's Drug STORE
The thirteen months old child of
Will Farmer, colored, living on Pow
der Springs road, was left in house one
day last week alone. The child's cloth
ing caught on fire and it was burned to
death.
Mr.. Porter Campbell, who has been
visiting his brother. Mr.. J. b. Young.
had to leave for his home in New Orleans
on Friday, owing to call to return to
business, consequently didn't get to see
all his friends here as he expected.
Castor Oil for Carriage and Buggy
use. Pint 15cts, Quart 25cts.
MoORE's DRUG STORE.
Mr.. James w. Legg, the popular
druggist, says that his business increas-
| ed 80 per cent. during the months of
August and September.
You save money by buying your
paints and oils at Legg's Drug Store.