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

out like lion. sAa
Miss Blanche Fox returned from her
visit to Atlanta Friday afternoon.
Eggs for Matching, G. E. Hedges,
Whitlock Avenue, Marietta.
Anderson Bros. sell the old reliable
Listers. Ammoniated Dissolved Bone.
Columbia Bell Hour is guaranteed all
wheat -four. Call for it,
Mrs. y. +. McCoilum went to Chat
tanooga Saturday and spent a few days.
Coon cow, fresh in milk, for sale
cheap. ~ S. d. RAMBo.
In the next ten days one of Mari
etta's charming bellies will be married
to the man of her choice.
Now that Easter is over, the weather
should get settled and people who owe
us should settle.
Those who went out bill collecting
last Saturday, were April fooled sure
enough.
The best -four in Marietta at the price
is the Columbia Bella dandy.
The duty of registering right away
confronts every voter in the county.
The sheriff's election will be held soon
Miss Clara Williams, student of Ma
rietta city schools, spent Saturday and
Sunday with homefolks in Acworth.
Our Corn Planter puts in fertilizer,
too, and saves the work of three men
Ond one horse.
H. G. DoBBs HARDWARE Go.
Rev. J. T. jenkins and Hon. John E.
Motley attended the State Baptist
Convention held in Savannah. m
Rev. j. w. Quillian delivered a Sum
day School address at Kingston on last
Saturday. & faES
Mrs. ]. q. Foster and d aughter, Miss
Mande, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Acworth with relatives.
From what we learn, there will be no
Cobb county Fair held this year on ac-
count of the State Fair in October.
Quite number of farmers we're in
town Saturday. 1t was too wet for
farm work. ,.es
TAX NoTIoE.-The books are now open
for receiving city tax returns. Call
and attend to it while you think of it.
r. E. LAwAoN, City Clerk.
Yes, his wife appeared in twelve
dollar Easter bonnet, while he appeared
with his last seasons derby renovated
with backing brush.
When you are ready for spring Cloth-
ing, Shoes, Hats, and Gents Furnish
ings, remember the place to buy them
is at Read & DuPre's Clothing Store
We are right in fashion, fit and price.
Mr.. WI. Walling left for Sulphur
Springs, Texas, Monday night, to visit
his, mother, who is at the point of
death. Ii u
The Georgia editors, on their excur-
sion to Havana, Cuba, were turned
back at Tampa, owing to the quarantine
laws. That is the first thing Georgia
editor has been quarantined out Of.
Losr-A black leather pocket book,
containing $22 in greenbacks and 81 81
in silver. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving with James Mckinney at SEES
sions & Trammell's store. 3
Plants from best seeds, grown by
John A. Manget, for sale at Legg's and
Moore's drug stores-Tomoto, cabbage,
pepper and egg plants. c h
! I'll. JOHN. A, MANGET
My pocket book, placed on table in
the freight depot, w. & A. r. r., con-
tanning a $40 gold piece, $40 bill, and
81 90 bill, was removed by some one.
Reward for its return to me.
J.. T. GAULr.
BoARD-Priyate home, near town,
large delightful cool rooms, good beds,
bath rooms, splendid table, large shade
trees, piazzas, etc. Exceptional COM
fort. Address Journal Office. a..s y
The Georgia Teachers Association
will hold their annual meeting at Gum
berland Island, from June 26th to Goth
inclusive. On the program we find:
Hon. w. r.. Power, School Commits
sioner of Cobb county, to discuss,
Defects in the Common School Sys-
tenn" ...,
We have just received at the JOURNAL
office fifty thousand envelopes Of good
quality and can supply your wants
at the lowest prices. Bill heads,
letter and note heads. statements,
cards. etc. /, q large stock on hand. We
want TO do your printing. lit is not
satisfactory in neatness, it will cost you
The annual contest for speakers
places in the first and second grades. of
the High, School occurred last Friday
in the Assembly hall. All high school
pupils are required to speak on this oc-
casior Whtlo all p1y,;lc cbouod y,,,,cb