The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-08

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The rains destroyed $500 celery
plants for Prof. l.. B. Robson.
Miss Cleta Quillian returned from
Gainesville on Friday.
Mr.. George d. Anderson, we regret
to learn, is at home sick.
Miss Eva Gober returned to her
home in Atlanta Saturday
Mrs. T. E. Rogers and children are
on visit to Roswell
We have live, progres sive town and
is bound to grow Investments here
always pay.
Cobb is called dry" county, but if
it hasn't been ''wet" lately, we don t
know what it takes to soak things
There is going to be good business
done here this fall and the merchant
who advertises will catch the trade.
Mr.. Henry Sauls and wife, of this
county, spent Sunday with Mr.. J. NJ.
| Austin's family.
Mr.. I. A. Granting and daughter,
Miss Emma Leila, have returned from
their trip to Boston
WANTED-To rent five or six room
house. Apply to J. H Conkell, Mari
eta Marble Works
Mrs. H. s. Root left the first of the
week for New York to study the diff
ferent styles in dressmaking
Our merchants will pay the top of
the market for cotton here this season
Bring your cotton to Marietta.
Miss Katharyne Dykers returned
Saturday from her visit to North Caro-
lima and is at the Kennesaw House.
School Books at Moore's Drug Store
Mr.. viii Manning and wife have
rented and now occupy part of Miss
| Essie Trenholm's house on Cherokee
street.
THE Marietta JOURNAL is chock full
of local news every week. 1t is indeed
a modern weekly. There are none bet
ter.-Acworth Post.
We are turning out excellent Job
printing at this establishment, as we'll
pleased customers assure us. Give the
JOURNAL your job printing.
If the privates are consulted, they
will be mustered out of service A ma
jority of the officers of course prefer to
remain and draw big salaries.
School Books at Moore's Drug Store
We learn that Mr.. Burke Garwood
continues to improve and will be NOV
ed from Knoxville to Blue Ridge this
week
Miss Arizona Rogers, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr. T, E. Rogers,
has returned to her home at Gravel
Springs, Ga.
]. s. Carlisle, of Cherokee county
who was arrested by revenue officer
Galloway, was discharged by Commits
sioner Lester last week.
| School Books at Moores Drug Store.
Mr.. James Goggins will soon have his
new house completed, near town on
Dallas road, and will occupy it about
Christmas. Mr.. John Moore has rent
ed his farm and will have charge of it
the ensuing year.
Mr.. Geo. Hames split his thumb with
a knife the other day while at work at
the paper mill. He took a needle and
some black thread and stitched the
wound together and it has about heal
ed, thus performing his own surgery.
The heavy rainfall here Thursday and
all that night was very heavy and ac-
cording to Mr.. Geo s. Ovens record
4.65 inches fell 1t did great damage to
crops and land Fodder land cotton
suffered.
Two young men, Isaac Darby and
Jim Brown, got into difficulty at
Darby's shop at Octavia, in this coun-
ty, on last Thursday which resulted in
Brown cutting Darby in the back with
a knife. The case was tried before
Judge Alexander here Monday and
Brown was required to give a bond of
one hundred dollars.
School Books at Moore's Drug Store.
Mr.. James Ponder, working at a
marble shop, was arrested here
and held under warrant from Canton
for abandonment of family He was
placed in jail and kept here until Fri
day, when Sheriff Speers, of Cherokee
county, carried him back to Canton
for trial. Ponder says there is nothing
in the case
/ have appointed w. K. Power Su-
perintendent of Home Department.
Teachers-Mrs. j. H. Miller, Mrs. c.
p Stephens, Mrs j. M Austin, Mrs
B. 7. Frey, Mrs. J H. Groves, Mrs. w.
l.. Pomeroy, Miss Lena Sessions and
Miss Addie McClatchey All request