The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-02
We are Marching" on.
Coal is still in demand N our citi-

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Marietta churches are greatly blessed
with able, consecrated ministers.
/ FREE FREE ! FREE II will give to
each and every person buying load of
shingles, full instructions how to put
them on. Henderson, the Single man.
Mr.. Henry Wyatt. who was quite
sick last week, we are glad to see out
on the streets again, fully recovered.
Mrs. w. L. Pomeroy and child left
Saturday on a visit of two weeks to rel
atives in Blackshear, GA.
Cherokee Superior Court is in session
this week, and some of our lawyers are
in attendance.
Mr.. W. M. Mckenzie attended the
Fruit Growers Association at Adairs-
vile on last Saturday.
MIS-. Dewitt Cole and child left Mon
day on months visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Starnes at Athens, Ga.
Rev. J. w. Baker, who was quite
sick the past week, we are glad to
| state, is much better.
The Gratest Crate that has ever
Grated on your hearth, a regular coal
saver, is sold and put up by Henderson,
the Single Man.
Rose bushes in Marietta were killed
by the freeze and the bushes should
now be cut to the ground.
Some who have examined their
peachtrees say they have some green
buds left.
The work On the Sessions store build
ing is being pushed rapidly SO compile
! ton.
Mrs. McCrae and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Jeryey, off Atlanta, have returned to
the city and are boarding at the
Kennesaw House.
Mr.. I. w. Glover bought in lower
Georgia 100 head of cattle, which he
unloaded from the cars here on Satur-
day morning.
FIRE ! FREE FREE II will give to
each and every person buying load of
shingles, full instructions how to put
them on. Henderson. the Single man.
March is called the first spring
month. Now, let Gentle Annie, .
with her warm sunshine and fragrant
flowers, give US festival.
A wreck on the A. K. &. N. Railroad
on the Tennessee division, delayed the
incoming passenger train Friday sever
al hours. #
We are glad, to see Mr.. S. H. Hall at
the store again, although he has not
fully recovered from the injuries of the
fall he received.
Mrs. Hugh Starnes, who has been
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. B.
L. Mcintosh, returned to her home in
Athens. Ga, on last Saturday.
DIED.-Mr. NJ. B. McGinty, of Ath-
ems, Ga, died last week. He was born
and raised in Marietta, and was re-
lated to the Wallis boys in this place.
| Two parrots brought from Porto
Rico by Mr.. Bob Jones, have been en-
tertaining Mr.. J. w. Legg's customers
by conversing in Spanish.
The Gratest Crate that has ever
Grated on your hearth, regular coal
saver, is sold and put up by Henderson,
the Single Man.
Just as soon as the new ticket case
comes for the new passenger depot, it
will be occupied by the railroad off,
cials.
| Workmen on the new Methodist
church building have made good deal
of progress in carrying up the walls
and putting in the heavy timbers dur
ing the few days of good weather we've
had.
On Monday evening last the K. A.
Q.'s met and spent very pleasant eve
ming ut the hospitable home of Mrs. w.
l. Hayward. The young gentlemen
present were Messrs. Will DuPre, Chas.
DuPre, L. N. Trammell, Jr., and Benz.
Wellons.
In this issue the Daughters. of the
Confederacy have an important notice
OF meeting which we trust the old
! Confederate veterans and others will
heed and be present at their meeting
at Elmwood Hotel next Monday after
noon at 3 O'Clock.
Mr.. Pat Nell completely fooled our
optics on Saturday He had in his
hand three hyacinths, pink, white and
blue. They were fresh looking and as
natural as the product Of earth, yet
they were the handiwork of his most
estimable wife. She is an artist in that
line.