The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-04-07


Claud was thrown off. He was knocked
senseless for short while. He was soon
revived and was carried to his home.
Fortunately he received no serious hurt.
Prot. F. L. Freyer has the richest and
most productive land in Marietta. He
has already placed early vegetables on the
market He has a Swiss gardener, Mr..
Zogg, who gives his personal attention 10
every detail. Mr.. Zogg owns farm near
Mt Airy, where for number of years he
has worked, bat some weeks ago Prot.
Freyer secured his services
The city council has passed dog ordi-
nance which goes into effect after the 10th
of April. Your male dog will have to wear
a tag, to be procured from the city clerk,
that will cost you one dollar; the tag for
yonr female dog will cost you three dollars.
Dogs taken up and not redeemed after
twenty.iour hours will be put to death.
Read city ordinance in this issue.
TAX NoTIcE-On April lst the books
will be open at the council room for re-
ceiving city tax returns for the year 1898.
r E LAwHoN.
clerk and Tax Receiver.
Try Legg's Sarsaparilla for blood pu.
riter, SO cents a bottle.
Hose Reels and Nozzles at
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Chairman w. Neel has issued call
for the Democratic congressional execu-
tive committee to meet in Rome on Sat-
urday, March 9th, at II o'clock, in the
court house. The purpose OF the meeting
is ito fix time and prescribe the man.
ner of selecting candidate to represent
the Seventh district in the next concr ess."
Col. D. W. Blair and Mr. E P. Paden are
committeeman from Cobb county
Dir, Dan Anderson. in attempting to
! get on horse last Friday near Menert' 8
| stable, got his foot partly in the stirrup
, when the horse started and dragged Mr.
Anderson FIVE feet beto.e his foot became
| disengaged from the stirrup. The horse
also stepped on his right ankle. The in-
juries he received were of such a nature as
to necessitate his using crutches.
We have employed tho services of M.
VIM. Corall in our Tailoring Department
and any work given him will be well and
neatly done. Mr.. Corall comes to us
| highly recommended as Tailor.
READ & DUPRE.
Poultry Netting makes best and cheap.
est garden and yard fence. Dobbs keep it
Right prices, prompt service Away
found at Legg's Drug Store.
Judge Gober, Mr.. Cunningham AM
other fruit growers, kept fires burning il
their orchards at hight during the col
spell OF last week, to keep Jack Eros
from blowing up their fruit crop external
Ily.
Postmaster Northcutt is out, but on,
thing can be said he and his assistants
gave Marietta very accommodating anc
efficient service. 1.-THE new does as well
everybody will be satisfied.
Flower Pots at Dobbs Hardware Co.
A United States soldier, William De.
marques, found dead in negro restaurant
in Atlanta, was brought to Marietta Mon
day morning and buried in National
| Cemetery.
WANTED-A home in the country on
farm for ten year old orphan boy, who is
healthy and able to earn more than his
board and clothing The entire control of
the boy will be delegated to the party giv>
ing him home and only his board and
clothing expected for his services, or he
will be bound to such person if they prefer
1t. Address lock box 50, Marietta, Ga.
We doa't find anybody around here that
wants to go to war. Sometimes there are
fellows who will talk for war, but they are
going to be the last ones to 60. Yol
watch it aud see
Farm Bells 81 So
II. G. DoBBs HARDWARE COMPANY.
The number OF citizens who went down
20 the depot last Friday morning to see
the big cannon, soon realized that it was
all fools day and the cannon was not Wis.,
ible.
Mastic Paint is not new paint, it has
been used tor 25 years by the government.
James W. Legg sells and guarantees it to
look better and last longer than any lead
and OIL
Rev. DR.. Stradey viii! preach at the
Methodist Church next Sunday morning
and hold quarterly conference Monday
night.
Rev. Elan Christian and his son, Mr..
W. b. Christian, of the Tallapoosa Inqui,
rer, spent Sunday in the city with the
family ofMr j. II Bate.
Mr.. Geo. B Nigh hes set I'D" with his
orchard at night, keeping the fires burning
brightly to keep Jack Frost from npping
the fruit.
BuggieS ard WAGONS at o~e.tl,, -oJro1