The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-04-13
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named, reflect not only. brain force and
journalistic skill, but we'll directed and
unceasing work, as they go out.every
week to their clientele with their col
umns filled with well prepared local
and other matter suited to the tastes
of those expected to peruse them
Gainesville Courant-American.
The City Council Tuesday night offic-
tally granted franchise to Collins Park
and Belt Line Railroad Co to run cleo
trio cars over the streets of Marietta
from Atlanta. No steam cars allowed
to run through the streets. The fran
chise was drawn by Col Faw and the
interests of city and property owners
are carefully guarded and protected.
ALBA HEYwooD and his Peerless Conn
edy Co. have been engaged by Manager
J ] Black for return date. They will
appear here on Thursday. April 9th.
Those who saw his entertainment when
here before should not miss seeing him
again. He viii appear in an entirely
new program.
ALL parties interested in the john
ston Combination Wrench and Brace
Sixteen tools in one) will please call at
Faw & Rogers store aud examine
same. The first shipment has arrived
and we are now ready to fill orders.
Mr.. Will J. Harris, the clever private
secretary to Senator Clay, went up
home to Cedartown, Friday afternoon,
and spent Saturday and Sunday with
his mother, returning Monday. The
correspondence of Senator Clay accu-
initiates with each mail, and it keeps
the secretary quite busy to keep the
"deck cleared for action"
Rev. |. w. Waddell occupied the
Presbyterian pulpit last Sunday morn
ing and evening, delivering two excel
lent sermons to his congregation.
Since accepting the pastorate of the
friends and admirers by his scholarly
sermons, which are heard with deep
interest by our people of all denomi-
nations.-Rockmart Slate.
Mr.. H. G. Dobbs has rented part of
Legg's warehouse on Church street,
where he will keep wagons, buggies and
farming implements for sale. He is
branching out and pushing his business
in supplying the wants of the trading
public.
REGIsrER.-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. H. MURRAY, Tax Collector.
Buist's Prize Medal Garden Seed
only at Legg's Drug Store.
Buist's Seed are the gardeners
! choice. Buy at Legg's Drug Store.
All the popular varieties of Melon
and Canteloupe Seed, direct from Au-
gusta, at Legg's Drug Store.
The Bell Telephone Company has
placed the following telephones: %,
Florence Bros, King & Co., store; L,
ID. F. McClatchey, store; 80, T. w.
Glover, store.
Rough skin, from rough March
winds, softened by Legg's Witch Ha Ell
Cream, CarboliZed. Only at Lepp's
Drug Store.
Mr.. L W Virgins, of Quincy, Fla,
was in the city Tuesday and Wednes-
day, enroute home from New York,
where he bought goods.
Miss Marion King, who has been
spending the winter in Florida, has re-
turned to her home here.
Mr. w A Florence left Tuesday night
for Nashville to buy goods for Flor
ence Bros, King & Co.
Mr. J B Shirer and wife will move to
Charlotte, N c., to-day where he has
good salaried position.
Mrs. Sallie Hames will leave Satur-
day for, Adairsville, to visit her mother
for week.
Mr. William Blair, of Knoxville, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs McCarter,
at Mrs G G Brumby's last Sunday.
Mrs J Warren has been quite sick
for several days, but is better now.
Mrs ] @ Draughn is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Costephens, in Emerson.
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