The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-04-20
Democratic primary, Saturday April

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keeps putting in the phones.
| Quincy Refrigerators at Dobbs'.
Mrs. Fred Morris is on visit t.
Athens, Ga.
Marietta is &c tting liberal share o.
entertainments.
Miss Fannie Irrelevant has returned
from her visit to Bridgeport. Ala.
For SALE-First. rate pony. Apply
to J. r. Seals, Marietta.
The trees are leaving" and yet they
will stay With US.
Losr-In Marietta, small nugget Of
| gold, used as scarf pin. Will pay lib
eral reward for its return to the Jour.
nal office.
The surveyors of the electric car line
reached Marietta Friday evening.
Mr.. w. L. Walling returned from
Texas on last Saturday morning.
| Summer is coming, get lawn swing
from Dobbs and keep cool.
Blue grass is now growing beautiful
| ly in the yards OF our citizens.
Real estate, mines and minerals
Loans negotiated. A. ARMSTRONG.
Office Elmwood Hotel
DR.. J. w. Quillian visited Cantor
last Monday on church business.
Mr.. P. o. McLain has recovered from
the grip and was in town Friday.
The market is supplied with straw.
berries. .,
Mrs. P. d. McCleskey returned Sat
urday from visit to Alpharetta.
Mr.. Tom Brumby, Jr., returned last
Monday from Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Pattie Meyer, of GAINESVILLE, il
visiting the family of Col. E. Faw
Mr.. Claud Jones, of Atlanta, was
here Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. D. B. Parks had fine COW to die
Saturday.
Miss Lila Cay Root returned from
her visit to Florida on last Saturday
the picture of health
The Kennesaw Hotel had twenty-five
registered guests Thursday. A gooG
run of business.
Mr.. I. w. Glover visited Cincinnati
Saturday, where he sold fine lot O.
cattle. He returned Wednesday.
Our line of Shears, Scissors and Ra
zors is the best ever seen.
| HI. G. HoBBs HARDWARE Co
The noblest work of God is an honest
man, but there are some mighty poor
limitations.
Mr.. w. 7. Mosher, taxerdermist, ha,
just stuffed the skin of a large blacl
bear, killed near Blue Ridge, Ga.
Mr.. j. T. M. Haire returned from
Tennessee Monday and his wife re.
turned from Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. G. A. Wilkle and children Wis.
tied Gainesville Friday, returning
Wednesday.
Miss PierrepOnt, of Atlanta, has
moved into the G.. N. Johnson dwelling
/ on Lawrence street.
Board can be obtained in a private
| family on Church street. Every home
comfort. House surrounded by shade
trees. Table exceptional. For further
particulars apply to P. o. Box 1856.
Miss Romare, of Atlanta, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dobbs on
Saturday.
Mr.. Sam Grogan spent the past week
with his parents at Acworth, trying to
recuperate from the grip.
/ Mr.. G. E. Henderson's cottage on
Anderson street is nearing completion
and will be quite nice one.
Mr.. G. ID. Buffers new cottage on
Anderson street has received it's last
coat of paint and shows up we'll.
Mr.. Joe M. Austin says he will not be
a candidate for sheriff. This leaves
only two opposing candidates, Mr.. A
A. Bishop and Mr.. c. S. Northcutt.
Mr.. Will Mckenzie says he has
planted big patch of watermelon
seed. He is going to have watermelons
if he can't peaches,
Mr.. Johnson Jones, station agent
here, was relieved yesterday by Mr.
Fullbright, and assistant agent, Mr.
Jim Garrison, was relieved by Mr.. Jim
Hammonds.--Blue Ridge World.
Mrs. r. N. Holland has returned
from Atlanta where she has been under
medical treatment, and we are glad to
learn that her health is greatly improv-
ed.
Mrs. w. r. Power, District Secre.
tary, and Mrs. j. M Austin, are at.
tending the Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty of the North Georgia Conference in
session in Rome. v
Two cows with young calves were or
the square for sale Friday. One Of
them, it was said gave six gallons Of
milk per day, and fifty dollars was