The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-04-06

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kinds of business. These are wanted
in Marietta in more abundance. Those
we have are doing we'll, and Others
would do equally as we'll. The intelli-
gent thought of 'brainy men are direct
ing capital in these channels. There
fore let us foster and encourage all
small industries.
DR.. J. Dunklin Reynolds graduated in
the Atlanta Dental College last week
and is now full-fedged dentist He is
bright, genial and capable young man,
and is fully equipped to prosecute his
profession, and will be associated with
his father, DR.. A. Reynolds of this
place.
Mr.. J..H. Bate, of Marietta, brother
Of Mr.. w. T. Bate and the head of the
firm of j. H. Bate & Co., with several
jewelry stores in Georgia and Alabama,
was. in GAINESVILLE day or two this
week. he is pleasant gentleman and
a fine business man.-Barnesville Ga
zette. '
The potency of unity in anything is
essential to success, and if we build or
advance any public enterprise to solid
prosperity, cooperation of intelligent
forces as centered in intelligent citizens
must be had. That is what we need in
Marietta affairs.
REGISTER The registration books
| are now open and voters are required
to register at once in order to vote at
the election for sheriff soon to be held.
J. HI. MURRAY, Tax Collector.
Buist's Prize Medal Garden Seed
only at Legg's Drug Store.
Mr.. John B. Newton has been APP
Ipointed Chief Engineer OF the A. K. &
| n. Railway, in. charge of all better
ments, ETC., with headquarters at Ma
rietta. He will begin the survey of
the extension of the road to Atlanta or
Austell at once.
| The Kennesaw Hotel office has been
enlarged by cutting large door into
the small adjoining room, thus afford
| ing more accommodation as a writing
room.
| Injustice wears gloves called charity,
and when it shakes hands with the poor
it never forgets to call the attention of
the world to its soft, warm hand and
Igood intentions. Let us not do aims
before men to secure their praise.
Mr. Will Hames says the natural ink
is still at Kennesaw mountain. The
lplace is covered with accumulated dirt.
He intends to excavate it again and
feels reasonably sure of getting good
flow of natural ink. g..
! For profitable garden, SOW Buist's
seeds. At Legg's Drug store.
| If you want to be loved by the world,
don't tell the world any disagreeable
truths about itself. A Marietta man
told another the other day that he
was a rascal, and the fellow got mad
about it, ~'s a1l rs
| Buist's seeds are famous for purity
and vitality. Buy at Legg's Drug
| Store. -. III
Mr.. E. L. Green moved his family
from Marietta last Monday over on
Gus Coggins' place Mr.. Green Will
have charge of the training of Mr., Cog
gins race horses during the next few
months.-Canton Advance. Ae]
Buist's Seed are the gardeners
choice. Buy at Legg's Drug Store. ,sr|
The burial of Rev. Elijah sheppard,
colored, took place from the A. NJ. E.,
church on last Thursday afternoon. q A
large procession of carriages and colored
people followed his remains to their
last resting place. vsiA n
| THE friends of the Presbyterian So
eiety are cordially invited to Thank
Iofering Reception, at the opening Of
their Chapel this Thursday evening
from 8 to 10 o'clock. Prof. Freyer will
render few choice selections, on ,vio-
lin. -
In playing with some boys Saturday,
Clarence, son of DR.. and Mrs, s. G.
Motley, was struck by tin can, thrown
by one Of the boys, and a cash cut to
the skull on his forehead DIR. Rey-
nolds took the necessary stitches and
| dressed the wound.
All the popular varieties of Melon
and Canteloupe Seed, direct from Az
gusta, at Legg's Drug Store.
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