The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-12

1 co heat the new court house, offices and
all, to Mr.. William Johnston, of this
place, for $2,097. 1t is the Haxtun
heater, manufactured by the Keewanee
Heating Company, OF Keewanee, Ill.
1t is the same system now in use in
the Baptist church, Marietta, and also
in the residence of Mr.. w. M. McKen-
zie, in this city. 1t is number one
heating apparatus and will give salts
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The marriage of Miss Mamie Camp
bell, daughter of Mr.. J. Bella Campbell,
of Atlanta, to Mr.. HI. V. Morris, was
! solemnized by Rev. Mr.. Sibley of the
Presbyterian church, recently. The
| bride is well known to many in Mari
eta, having at one time resided here,
and is most estimable and lovely
young lady. The groom is connected
with the fire department of Atlanta,
and has many friends who esteem him
highly.
The city registration law carries with
it an oath that you are 81 years old
have resided in this state twelve
months. in this county and city six
months, have paid all taxes required OF
you since the adoption of the state con-
stitution, 1877, except this year, and
are not DISTINGUISHED from voting on
account of having committed any crime
against this state.
To the public, my friends, acquaint-
ances and relatives: You are hereby
notified and earnestly requested not to
vote for me for Mayor in the coming
election, as l am not candidate, but
am candidate for your patronage,
and you are earnestly requested to call
and leave your orders for Shingles
Flooring and all kinds of building ma
terial, at Henderson's, the Single
Man.
The remains of Mr.. r. G. Little ar.
rived from Dublin Wednesday evening
and were carried to Mr.. Jordan Blacks
house, where the funeral was held on
last Thursday morning, conducted by
Rev. G. 7. A. Pise, after which the re-
mains were placed at rest in the Epis-
copal Cemetery.
Last year a 500 pound bale of cotton
brought $22.50 to $3.50 This year it
ranges from $37 so to $4,000. This, in
itself, shows that if our farmers will
not plant too large a crop that they
will get better prices, make more
money and not have as much work to
perform.
For RENT-My residence on Church
street, twelve room house, possessing
every modern convenience. Will be
rented either with or without furniture
For further particulars apply to Mrs.
A. NJ. Gibbes, sos Church street.
Mr.. John p. Cheney will make Mari
eta his permanent home and practice
his profession. His law card can be
found in another column. Business
entrusted to him will be promptly at
tended to.
Mr.. Charles B. Willingham left Sun
day for Washington City, to report the
proceedings of the South Eastern Tariff
Association. AS the the competent
stenographer of the Blue Ridge Circuit,
his services are in demand.
The Marietta Journal has a most
liberal advertising patronage from the
merchants of Marietta and the result
1t is one OF the best weekly papers in
the state, and credit to the town in
which it is published. -Chattooga News.
Pure Turf Seed Oats at J. w. Harde
mans store. A
There are number of Marietta bows
attending Technologicai school in At
lanta. They will leave there we'll
trained, skilled mechanics, capable of
being potent factors, in the ind strial
world.
MosHER's BAKERY and Handy Kitchen
is the place to get fresh bread, cakes
pies. pies, fresh candies, soda water, &c
To THE FARNERs:ASee that Special
Wheat Fertilizer have before buying.
l have also the purest and best Acid
Phosphate at reasonable prices.
j. w. BARDRMAN.
In dry well on John Timmons' place
at Kennesaw mountain, Messrs. Mark
and Lee Kirk and Sam Hames found
a yellow dog with city tag on. The
dog as soon as landed on terra firma
struck bee line for Marietta.
The Presbyterian Synod of Georgia
will meet here November LIST. There
will be 125 delegates in attendance.
Let our people give them cordial vel
come and help entertain them.
TO THE FARMERS See that Special
Wheat Fertilizer / have before buying.
| have also the purest and best Acid
Phosphate at reasonable prices.
]. w. HARDRMAN.
The barn at Mr.. r. w. Moons bousa