The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21
IA good deal of cotton came to town
Saturday The price was 8 cents.

Saturday. The price was cents.
BoARDERs WANrRD.-Can accommo-
date four boarders. Mrs. H Cannon
Mr.. Claud Jones, of Atlanta, is quite
sick at the home here Of his uncle Mr..
A., H. Legg.
MuLINERy OPRNJNG-Thursday and
Friday, September % and 20. All in
vited. MRS. j. S WARREN
Rev. D. L. Buttolph attended the
Cherokee Presbytery in Calhoun last
week.
Mr. John Wade, formerly with the
Racket Store, is now clerking for
Sessions Bros.
To THE FARMERS See that Special
Wheat Fertilizer have before buying.
have also the purest and best Acid
Phosphate at reasonable prices.
j. w. HARDEMAN.
Prof. James B. Lawrence has return
ed to the State University, at Athens,
to resume his position as teacher.
A WANTED-A house, centrally located
Of seyenor eight rooms. Address,
Journal Office.
Mrs. Jessie MCCARTHY and son, of At
lanta, spent the past week with her
sister, Mrs HI. Patton.
FoR REST-Two lovely connecting
rooms, partly furnished if desired. In
quiet family. NJ. q. Box SO.
Miss Sallie Camp, after few days at
home, returned to Chattanooga Thurs
day. =
MILLINERY OPENING-Thursday and
Friday, September % and %. All in
vited.,1 MRS. ]. s. WARREN.
The Philippine Islands are American
possessions.-Tipton Advocate. Well,
why don't they possess it? Is it be-
cause the Filipinos are in the way? s
To THE FARMERS See that Special
Wheat Fertilizer have before buying.
have also the purest and best Acid
Phosphate at reasonable prices.
j. w. HARDEMAN.
We had pleasant call Saturday from
Mr.. T. J. Simmons, Jr., city editor Of
that bright and excellent paper, the
Macon News.
New Coal AND W0oD YARD.-Any
quantity delivered. Your patronage
solicited. Yards on Powder Springs
street, opposite Cemetery Please give
me acall. Prompt delivery
Respectfully, MOSES BACON
Mr.. Ben Seals, was arrested in At
lanta last week under bill of indict-
ment for assault and battery, and was
brought here by Deputy Sheriff Dew
berry and placed in Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Mckenzie and
family, who have been spending part OF
the summer at their country home,
near town, on Roswell road, Returned
to the city last week.
To THE FARMERS See that Special
Wheat Fertilizer / have before buying
have also the purest and best Acid
Phosphate at reasonable prices.
*4@Da j. w. HARDEMAN
Mrs. George A. Dewald returned
Thursday evening from Gave Spring,
Ga. where she went to place her daugh-
ter, Minnie, in the Deaf and Dumb
School.
A large number of our Marietta
young men have had to seek employ
ment in Atlanta. Probably after all
to go away from home and be self
reliant is beneficial.
Mr.. Mayes Sewell, bright young
man of Cobb county, came last week
to attend our city public schools. He
is nephew. of Prof. III. L. Sewell.--
Oedartown Standard. VII 49,
MILLINERY OPENING Thursday and
Friday, September % and 20. All in
vited. Mas. j. s.. WARRKS.
Miss Lizzie Anderson gave an enter
tainment to q number of her young
friends on last Friday evnning, which
proved quite pleasant to ALL She left
Saturday to attend LAGRANGE Female
College.
"a ~ ~ - ~ Ysawa ~ -
"a GosT0 MARrErTA UMBRELLA WORKs
for repairs and new covers. Second
hand school umbrellas for Is to 80 cts
each. Old umbrellas received in ex-
change for what they are worth. Sec
ond door, Atlanta street. Phone No.
81.
10 THE EARAERs:--See that Special
Wheat Fertilizer have before buying.
4 have also the purest. and best Acid
Phosphate at reasonable prices.
rs J. W. HARDEMAN.
Living ought to be cheap this winter.
The potato crop is bountiful, while
peas and ground peas are away above
the average. More hogs than usual
are being raised and there is abundance
Of corn with which to put them in good
eating condition. There will be no
scarcity of food in these parts.
On last Thursday morning, cDlored
girl about 10 years old, met Mr.. VIII
P. Stephens little boy, Leonard, on
the sidewalk in front Of Mrs. Schoen-