The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-04-13
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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JOURNAL Telephone. No. 55.

JOURNAL Telephone. No. 55.
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The Third Georgia Regiment will be
mustered out in Augusta about April %.
We have some bargains in Boys
Knee Pant Suits at $500, ages to 16.
LEGG Bros.
Mr.. G. A. Wikle spent Thursday in
Gainesville. 9
Mr.. w. A. Title is the new sexton at
the city cemetery.
Eggs for Matching, G. E. Hedges.
Whitlock Avenue, Marietta.
WANTEp-Fresh milk cow, u Jersey
preferred. Address F Box $50 or en-
quire at Butler Bros Marble Shop.
The city, tax assessors are Messrs. @.
A. Guyton, J. P. Legg and A. T. Coryell.
Don't fail to register if you want to
vote in the sheriff's election.
Lwill be ready in few days to start
my Ice wagon to serve the public as
usual with Ice. HI. MEINERr.
Mr.. G. r. Atkins and daughter, Miss
Jennie, left Wednesday evening for In
dianapolis, Ind, on few weeks visit.
Mr.. andsMrs. Burke Garwood are the
happy parents of fine girl baby Blue
Ridge World.
Mrs. Q. S. Thornton and family re-
turned from Tallahassee, Fla, on last
Friday morning.
Are you subscriber to the Marietta
JOURNAL? If not, why not?
Mr.. John A. Manget and wife re-
turned from Florida on last Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Will McKenney, of Elkhorn, W.
Va, arrived in the city last week to
visit his mother, who is very sick.
Augusta Melon and Canteloupe Seed
at Legg's Drug Store.
The weather has haffied the wise
acres and proven unprecedented in the
knowledge of the oldest inhabitants.
Mr.. James Shaw, of Utica, N. Y, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. HI. W. Shaw,
at this place.
Miss Eva Gober, of Atlanta, will
leave for Canada April 10th, where she
will remain with her sister, Miss May
Gober, until the last OF August.
Time goes right on ticking when the
town clock stops, and the grave digger
goes right on digging for old and young
in spite of doctors. -
| TAX NoTIoE.-The books are now open
for receiving city tax returns. Call
and attend to it while you think of it.
| X. e. LAwAoN, City CLERK.
The new Methodist church building
is mammoth affair in appearance, and
will be very handsome edifice when
| finished.
Buist's Onion Sets at Legg's Drug
Store.
The farmer. who plants corn and
raises home supplies this year can buy
the cotton he needs cheaper than he
can raise it.
Buist's seeds are the most reliable.
Buy at Legg's Drug Store.
Mr.. James Garrison will give up his
position as telegraph operator at Blue
Ridge to accept a position as fireman
on an engine on the A. K IN.
Augusta Melon Seed, at Legg's Drug
Store.
The State Baptist Convention meets
next year in Griffin, Thursday before
the first Sunday in April. Marietta
invited the convention to meet here.
Mrs. R. Hirsch and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dewald have rented of DIR.
Springer the Baptist parsonage on
Church street, and moved into it.
Buist's seeds are famous for purity
and vitality. Buy at Legg's Drug
Store.
1t is said that very few ladies contin-
lie their piano-playing long after mar
riage. This announcement is made in
order to encourage young men to enter
matrimony.
The dog catcher is getting in his
work, judging from the howls that pro.
coed from the house wherein the dogs
are imprisoned.
JACKSON CoTToN SEED for sale at IS
per bushel. Apply to John T. Pace,
Smyrna, or leave orders at JOURNAL Of
| flee.
Mr.. G. ID. Barker and wife, of Chica-
go, are at Locust Lodge for couple of
months. Mr.. Barker is a prominent
banker.
Its not the ignorance of the ignorant
that clogs the wheels of progress most,
but the educated ignorance that knows
great deal but never uses it.
BoARD-Private home, near town,
large delightful cool rooms, good beds,
bath rooms, splendid table, large shade
| trees, piazzas, etc. Exceptional COM
| fort. Address Journal office.