The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-11-09

pAOhV Va FOO1 bulb year, - f
Mr.. w. J. Russell, OF Athens Ga,
| spent Sunday here.
NJ. r. Lyon is the original machine
needle man.
Atlanta is to have new 100000
soap factory, where all the politicians
can go and wash clean.
Mr. George w. Walker, of Gaines
vile, has gone into bankruptcy. As
sets and liabilities, each $4,000
There was heavy frost Friday morn
ing The thermometer registered 80
degrees.
Receiving game every day ct M. r..
Lyons store.
Col. V. l. Starr has bought the Rees
house and lot on Kennesaw avenue and
will move into it about the first of
December, This is very elegant home.
Two of our young men out 'possum
hunting one night last week had the
fun of catching 'skunk." They will
not soon forget their experience.
Jackets, Golf Capes, Fur Collarettes
and Minks. A nice assortment just
received at Mrs. w p. Stephens Mil
linery Store.
Mr. w. L. Sanders, of Waterman
bought him wheat drill last Thursday
from Dobbs Hardware Co., and will
put in 80 acres in wheat and 80 in oats.
The travellers, who daily get off trains
at Marietta and board the A. X. & N
railroad are numerous, especially dur
ing the State Fair.
Henderson, the Single Man, is SELL
ing Shingles this week at $1.75 per
thousand.
The cold weather that struck Mari
eta Friday morning was quite pene-
trating, and overcoats and fires were
in demand.
Mr.. Newt Heggie returned from st.
Louis and stopped over here with his
family Thursday evening and left for
Augusta Friday.
A cotton factory for Marietta may
yet materialize.. There are signs of
renewed interest in the enterprise that
may bring it about.
To THE FARMERS See that Special
wheat Fertilizer l have before buying.
/ have also the purest and best Acid
Phosphate at reasonable prices.
j. w. HARDEMAN.
The sister of Mrs. G. A. Robinson of
this place died in Atlanta last Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson attended
the funeral.
Mr.. Louie MARITIME has gone to Gaines
vile to work in the Mcneil Marble
Company's shop at that place. He is a
very clever young man, and his depart
ure is regretted by his friends here.
The fourth anniversary edition of the
Waycross Journal is the handsomest
publication we have seen, and credit
to that enterprising journal and the
| town.
coinage of 1904, is in the possession of
! one of the editors of the Journal. Its
former owner was offered once ten dol
lars for it.
MARRIED-On the evening of the I'd
inst, at the residence of DR.. S. d.
Rambo, Mr.. John Slappy, of Sasser,
Ga, to Miss Jennie Dozier, of Albany
Ga. Rev. J T. Jenkins officiated. Our
best wishes
The popular millinery store Of Mrs.
w. 2. Stephens has all the latest styles
of goods for the ladies, and being sold
at prices that suit the times. If you
want hat, jacket, fur collarette, call
and you will be pleased
The lands throughout the county are
nearly all posted. forbidding hunting
thereon. Parties out with guns and
dogs had better get permission from
land owners or stay off.
The abundant supply of fruits and
vegetables kept by Mr.. M. r. Lyon at
his store makes it easy for those need
ing anything in this line TO be accom-
modated. 81
One of the best and most relidbIe
weeklies that reach our table is the
Marietta Journal, which is ably edited
by Neal and Massey, who have grown
gray in the services of the Journal foi
the people OF Cobb county.-Jasper
Herald.
Notice is hereby given forbidding
hunting or otherwise trespassing, in
any manner, on my land, lots numbers
564, $50, 5S8, $50, SIT, 491, and 492, and
parts of lots 493, 444 and SIG, in the 10th
district and second section of Cobb
county, Ga. A. A. Bishop.
Sunday night there we're three negro
fights, and knives were used in each
instance. Bud Austin thought Miles
! Smear had too rnuch iaw and +r;.d 81,