The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-04-14

no just cause for war, and if about three
or four hundred OF the Congressman and
big fellows in Washington had to march
out and face about the same number o.
Spaniard officials at Madrid and shoot il
out as settlement of differences, theu
these fellows would declare for peace
mighty quick. But the trouble is they ex.
pect TO remain in the background and lei
the laboring class of people do the fight
ing" Mr.. Rogers said a very sensible
thing.
Three different fires occurred at Prof. J.
s. Stewards on Thursday OF last week, de-
stroying about 5000 worth OF clothing but
fortunately it is fully insured. 1t first
caught by the popping out and setting a
small bed in the crib. AS this was being
carried out by closet having some cloth
ing in it. spark was blown into
it. Then when the closet fire was discov.
cred the articles therein were thrown out
the window. then thrown back again after
the excitement was over, without knowing
that there was any fire in tae things. This
explains the three fires that day.-Dah~
lonega Nugget.
IF it's a good thing you can buy it at
Legg's Drugs Store"
Revere Rubber Co.'S. Hose at Dobbs'.
Quincy Refrigerators at Dobbs Hard.
ware Company.
Yes, there's millions of peaches" said
Judge Geo. F. Gober last Saturday. We
are going to have plenty of fruit. OF
course there will be two-thirds to drop off,
but the amount lett will enhance their per-
lection at maturity Mr.. George Nigh
and Mr.. Will Hames, fruit growers say
there will be fruit in abundance.
Mr.. J. E. W. Fields, General Freight
Agent OF the A. K. & N. Railroad, has
given instructions to all agents to advise
all interested parties that the A. K. & N.
Railway will transport free of chsrge, over
its line, all exhibits intended for the
Omaha Exposition and return the same
free OF charge over its own line.
Flower Pots at Dobbs Hardware Co.
An exchange says in it's obituary OF a
resident: He was a man OF spotless in
tegrity, a successful business man, good
advertiser, and he always had his job
printing done at home" 1t is needless to
add that the dead patriot went straight to
Abrahams bosom.
TAX NoTIcE-On April LIST the books
will be open st the council room for re.
ceivlDg city tax returns for the year 1898
R E LAwHoN,
clerk and Tax Receiver
| Try Legg's Sarsaparlla for blood pu.
riher, so cents a bottle.
Hose Reels and Nozz!es at
Dobbs Hardware Co.
We have employed the services of M
VIM. Corall III our Tailoring Department
and any work given him will be we'll and
neatly done. Mr.. CCrall comes to us
highly recommended as a Tailor.
READ & DUPRE.
There will be meeting of the Marietta
Fruit Union on NJ nday the 18th of April.
at the court house. Let everyone inter-
ested in the growing of fruit Of any kind
attend.
Poultry Netting makes best and cheap
est garden and yard fence. Dobbs keep it..
Right prices, prompt service always
found at Legg's Drug Store.
The man in search OF business should
plant an 'ad'' il his local paper. The
men who say that advertising doesn't pay
are usually those who have never tried it.
WANTED-A home in the country on
farm for ten year old orphan boy, who is
healthy aid able to earn more than his
board and clothing. fhe entire control of
the boy will be delegated to the party giv>
lug 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 80, Marietta, Ga.
Farm Bells 81 so.
II. G. DoBBs HARDWARE COMPANY.
| MasIlC RANT Is not new paint, 1t has
been used for 25 years by the government
James W. Legg sells aud guarantees it to
look better and last longer than any lead
and OIL
Very few people have taken out license
to keep a dog. The colored people don't
seem to think that they have to-
Mr.. Charley Springer returned to Gun.
tersville, Ala Sunday. His wife will pro-.
long her visit.
Buggies ard Wagons at greatly reduced
prices at W. E. Gramling's. Call at once
before they are all gone These bargains
in the best OF work
The city council ought 10 clean up the
back streets. Many of them are full of
trash, Trash is hauled from the square,
| why not from the back streets?
MARRIED.-At Roswell, on the 9th inst,
Mr.. q. P. Rose, editor of the GAINESVILLE
| Enterprise, was married to Miss Patti
Miphippotf