The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-01


Col. Cheney's recent visit to Rome, re-
suited in him making this change, as
| he had tlattering encouragement as to
! patronage. He is one of our most pop
, ular, upright and intelligent young
; lawyers, and has in him the elements
OF true manhood that assures his sue
cess. He graduated in the law de-
partment of the State University, and
is well equipped for his chosen pro-
fession, with an experience of twelve
months practice. We commend him
to the good people of Rome as worthy
of their confidence, esteem and patron
| age. Best wishes for success go with
him.
The Presby terrain Christian Endeavor
social at the residence of Mrs. Gibbes
last Thursday eveing, brought together
quite number of endeavOrers and
their friends. REGULATIONS by Miss
Jennie Gibbes and Miss Susie Buttolph
contributed greatly to the enjoyment
! Jinks" and others rendered their share
OF amusement to the participants. Re-
! freshments of ice cream, sherbet,
cakes, etc, came in for approval. The
: time was very agreeably passed until
| III O'Clock, when the guests departed
| Our Presbyterian friends, we think,
| are the originators in Marietta of this
charming custom of having social re-
unions OF the congregation and their
friends, serving the useful purpose of
making them better acquainted, and
' giving them an esprit de corps. plan
which we think should be pursued in
our churches.
Buy your school books at Legg's
Drug Store.
Special premiums offered by w H..
Fox at the County Fair: Boy under Is
years of age drawing the handsomest
fox, in the best position suitable for
i trade mark on envelope or bill head
will receive nice box of assorted fine
candy Girl over y years of age,
, drawing the handsomest fox, suitable
f, for trade mark on envelope and bill
head, not larger than 1x2 inches, will
receive handsome hand-painted flow
er pot and saucer
Buy your school books at Legg's
Drug Store.
1
Chaplain w. w. Watts, of the Second
Texas Regiment, was in the city Fri
, day. He is just recovering from ty-
phoid fever contracted in Florida, and
has been recuperating at Jasper, Ga,
where his father, Mr.. Columbus Watts,
resides. Chaplain Watts lived in Cor
don county before moving to Texas six
years ago.
1T you contemplate buying Moving
Machine, get the Deering from Dobbs.
Buy your school books at Legg's
Drug Store.
A young white man riding bicycle
on the square, was run into by bug
gy. There was Il general houndering
on the ground and very muddy suit
of clothes. The young man went to a
barber shop and had his clothes re-
lleved of the red mud that chung to
him from his shoulder to his feet.
Ice Cream, Sherbert, Soda Water.
COCO Cola, &c, can be had at Mosher's
candy Kitchen. Parties and picnics
supplied in any quantity. Give Mosher
your orders.
Buy your school books at Legg's
| Drug Store.
There if no good reason why thrifty
farmers may not save thousands of tons
OF hay now. The recent rains have
made a tineocrop and the'only expense
will be cutting, curing and saving it.
now that the rains have ceased and the
sun come out again. 1t is we'll worth
attention.
Prof. 5. Y. Sanford will be at the
public school building at O'Clock to-
day, Thursday morning, to issue tick
cts to pupils, and will remain here on
lurlOugn Tor week or more
The kennesaw Chapter Daughters of
the Confederacy, will meet on Monday
| afternoon next, Sept, 5, at 4 80 O'Clock
Mrs. McClatchey, Mrs. Nesbitt.
Cor. Secretary President
Buy your school books at Legp's
Drug Store.
On last Monday, Allen G. Bane. aged
twelve, son of Mr.. c. F. Bane, jumped
from spring board ut Mr.. Sam X.
Dicks barn and dislocated his left
elbow DIR. H. V. Reynolds was called
and replaced it,
Sewer pipe and fire brick at Dobbs
Hardware Co.
Buy your school books at Legg's
Drug Store.
Misses Clemmie and Anna Patton. of
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