The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-02-16

ne weather haSn { treated us fair.
Business is business, but the business
of Others is no business of yours.
Mr.. 0. H. King will leave on BUSH
ness trip to Hartford Thursday.
A number of our people would be
thankful to lose their grip.
Mr.. 7. w. Glover shipped car load
of fine cattle to Cincinnati last Friday.
To succeed in life is not every mans
ability; must be Others to help him.
DR.. J. F. Lennon and family have
moved to West End, Atlanta.
Fame elevates man for people to
throw mud at him.
Mr.. w. w. Harvey, who has been Wis
ting his family here, has returned to
his home in Constantine, Michigan.
For SALE.-A good 16 horse power
return fiue Boiler complete. Call on
or address Jno. HI. BARNES, Supt.
Marietta Knitting Co.
Miss Katie Crouch, who has been
visiting Mrs. A. H. Legg, returned to
her home in Gainesville Saturday.
Prof. w. G. Nash, of this place, has
hourishing school at Stone Mountain.
He comes home every two weeks.
A Marietta bachelor thinks curing a
case of love by getting married, is to
have to take the medicine too long.
Miss Lily Shumate, of Greenville, S.
c., and Miss Mary Shumate, of Atlanta,
are visiting Miss Gussie Groves.
Miss Susie May Wallace, who has
been visiting in Augusta, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Little, teacher in public school,
visited Dublin, Ga last week, return
ing Thursday
The Bell Telephone Company placed
phones in the stores of T. l.. Hunt,
Geo. M. Fleming and Cogburn Bros.
last week
Mr.. r. A. Hill, who came to town
from near Middleton Saturday, said in
thirty years observation he never saw
such bad roads in Cobb county.
Friends who take shelter under your
umbrella while it is raining, and desert
you when the shower is over, might
be called fair weather signals.
Mr. J. w. Henderson, last Saturday.
as he came out of the front door of his
home, slipped on the ice and fell.
striking his head and spraining his
wrist.
This continued bad weather is bad on
all kinds OF stock and is most forcibla
reminder to the people that better,pro-
visions should be made to carry them
through the cold wintry months.
NOTICE, INVALID The
invalid or wounded end disabled Con-
federate pensioners can come at once
and make up their applications. Pay
ments will begin at once. Feb. Is.
1893. JNo. M. STONE. Ordinary.
"The snow, the ice, the beautiful
sleet," exclaimed young man. who
stood on his feet, at the corner for a
moment, and then on his head. And
that's the reason why this poem went
dead.
The three-year-old son of Mr.. @. H.
Shirley, living on Mr.. J. d. Cunning
hams place, was playing before the fire
place on last Friday, when his clothing
caught fire, and the child was painfully
burned before help came.
Mr.. A. A. Bishop has bought the B.
F. Mackey farm, $50 acres, on the A.
K. & N. h. R., and % acres of the
Sprouse place, on Canton road. Mr..
Bishop will put out Elberta peach trees
at once.
Mr.. Richard H. Earle, who several
months ago passed civil service ex-
animation, in science, principally
meteorology, has been informed by the
civil service commission that he has
been twice certified for appointment
to the position of observer in the Unit
ed States Weather Bureau, but each
time more lucky eligible bore off the
prize.
Among the visiting attorneys here
this week was George D. Anderson of
Marietta. Col. Anderson is son of
Rev. w. d. Anderson, now deceased,
who was well known and dearly below
ed by our people. The son has many
OF the happy traits of mind and heart
which characterised his illustrious
father, and is coming to the front as
lawyer.-Alpharetta Free Press.
The many friends of Hon. 2. d. Nc
Cleskey, formerly of this county but
now of Marietta, will be glad to learn
that he has been appointed assistant
solicitor general of the Blue Ridge cir
cdit. Since going to Marietta two