The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-11-10

DIDN'T believe they averaged over that.
Some work more, others less. Taking
this into consideration, what business
man could succeed in working only
one hundred and fifty days year?
Leaving out Sundays, they work every
day, and sometimes work at night over
books, and planning for the success of
their business. Iffarming was pursued
with the same expenditure of work as
other pursuits in life, wouldn't there
be greater results?
Mr.. G. E. Henderson's gray horse is
one of the best animals in town. He
drove to Bolton one day last week, with
Mr.. Crosby in the buggy, in one hour,
and on the return trip in one hour and
ten minutes. They took the electric
car going and returning at Bolton to
and from Atlanta. The schedule be-
tween here and Atlanta is so arranged
as to make the stay one not in keeping
wish business engagements at home.
NOTICE TO CoTroN 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.
Books of all best known authors.
handsome bindings, 25 cents each only
at Legg's Drug Store.
Hattie Thompson's little son, J. B.,
seven years old, living on east side of
town, fell into the fire place Thursday
morning, and his clothing caught fire
and burned off, leaving his body in a
badly burned condition, the skin in
some places peeling off. DR.. J. H.
Simpson was called and and gave medi-
cal attention. He may die.
For SALE-Good, strong horse. Suit
able for farm or delivery work Apply
at this office.
Tar Expectorant for Coughs and
Colds. Try it and you will use no
other. Especially good for children.
MooRE's Drug STORE.
Mr.. B. f. Davies and family, of
Cornith. Miss, have arrived in the city
and will make Marietta their home.
| He is a brother-in-law of Mr.. T. N.
Rutherford and takes half interest in
his store. The family occupies the
Manning dwelling on Washington Ave
nue., now owned by Mr.. A. A. Bishop.
Master Humes Rogers visited his
aunt, Mrs. J. 7. M. Haire, last week,
returning to his home in Birmingham
Ala, on Saturday, accompanied by his
sister, Florence, who had been here
| some time
Marietta goods sold in PHILADELPHIA,
Legg's Drug Store received an order
for | dozen bottles of Legg's Scalp Lo-
ton from Philadelphia. They have
also received orders from several other
states.
Deputy United States Marshal Gal
loway, of this place, last week arrested
Redmond Sample, of Forsyth county,
| on bench warrant. He carried him
to Atlanta, and Sample is now serving
out his sentence.
Castor Oil for Carriage and Buggy
use. Pint 15cts, Quart 25cts.
MOoRE's DRUG STORE.
Mr.. $. H. Hall and bride returned to
the city from Greensboro Wednesday.
and are at home to their friends on
Lawrence street at Mrs York's, the
brides mother.
Typewriter Supplies at Legg's Drug
| Store
Rev. j. w. Quillian assisted his
brother, Rev. w. F. Quillian, in a Sc
RES OF services at Grace church in
Atlanta last week. Rev. J. H. Johnston
held prayer meeting.
Last week Mr.. Joseph M. Brown had
MIR. Proctor Lawrence, of Atlanta, sur
veying his lots in the park, with view
to terracing. These are valuable lots
and are nice building sites.
finest Pianos and Organs, and some
slightly used, can be bought at bar
gam Tor cash or OH time.
f. l.. FREYER.
Castor Oil for Carriage and Buggy
use. Pint l5cts, Quart 25cts.
MooRE's DRUG STORE.
Rev. J. f. Cox, of Calhoun, was nre-
vented by i'll health from returning to
the Seminary this fall. He will serve
the Calhoun, Paramount and Spring
Place churches.
Rev. j. I'll. Patton visited his brother
IN Decatur last week Service at tho
Presbyterian church Wednesday night
was conducted by Rev. l. w. Waddell,