The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

everything except their debts.
Mrs. Z. ]. Brown will move to the
Dunwody house this week.
Mr.. G. T. Rogers spent Sunday in
the city.
Judge Gober presided for Judge Fite
in Barlow Superior Court Tuesday.
Mr.. Irwin Smith, who has been sick,
is again at his store.
Mrs. Page we regret to learn is sick
with the grip.
Miss Minnie Jordan has been sick for
two weeks with grip.
Col. E. Faw went to Roswell on BUSH
ness Tuesday.
Messrs. Sam Grogan and Ralph
Northcutt went hunting near Acworth
last Wednesday and killed 46 partridges.
Miss Mollie Mcdonald will leave
Sunday for few weeks visit to Miss
Boatner, of McDonough, Ga.
Mr.. e. p. Green has sold his interest
in the Moulder property to Mr.. A. N.
Edwards.
A merchant tells us that Marietta
lady has cat seven months old that
weighs twenty two pounds.
Creaking shoes may be remedied by
soaking them in strong brine of salt
water. Let the brine be only deep
enough to cover the soles.
Mr.. Ed Manning was the best man at
the marriage of his cousin, Miss Annie
Green, to Mr.. Johnson, in Atlanta,
Wednesday.
Mr. James McWhirter, Jr., and his
guest, Mr. James w. Burns, of Chica-
go, spent Saturday and Sunday in At
lanta.
Rev. J. A. Refs will hold service
Sunday morning, January Is, at Mrs.
Pitner's, on Church street, at eight
o'clock.
Mrs. Benjamin Copeland accompa-
MED her son, Paul, to Bessemer, Ala,
where they will reside. Mr.. Copeland
will follow in short while.
One of the Flanagan jurors has gone
crazy. We don't doubt it. 1t is a
wonder the lawyers don't go crazy also
over the interminable new trials and
worry.
Sheriffs Davenport and Northcutt
went to Powder Springs Tuesday to
serve an attachment on goods of Hips
d Bro. in behalf of John Silvey Co.
Lawyer W. s. Thomson, of Atlanta,
was here Tuesday representing Silvey.
Be every whit man-free and indie
pendent-not a slave of habit or any
appetite. Be a man in its fullest sense
"a crowned king in the realm of your
being swaying the sceptre of right over
thought and feeling, purpose and emo
ton, habit and inclination, appetite
and passion and every faculty and at
tribute of your being.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank of
Marietta, the following Directors were
elected: r. W. Boone, J. r. Winters,
W. r. Power, Geo. F. Newell, L. N.
Trammell, I. w. Glover, r. N. Holland
and U. 5. McCandllsh. The Directors
organized by electing r. w. Boone.
PRESIDENT; j, R. Winters, Vice Presi-
dent, and G. S. McCandlish, Cashier.
The merchant who constantly adver-
tlses is generally the one who does the
largest cash business. He is therefore
enabled by having cash on hand to dis
count his bills, and the merchant who
discounts his bills is the one that the
manufacturers of the country look up
when they have bargains to dispose of
Place your business before the public
and keep it there.
Ii IS said that man who won't take
paper because he can borrow one. has
invented chimney by which he can
cook his dinner by the smoke from his
neighbours chimney. The same fellow
sits on the back pew in church to save
interest on his contribution, and is al.
ways borrowing a ride to save wear or
horse fiesh. Yes, we know him. He is
first cousin to the man who never
winds up his watch for fear of breaking
the spring. He is undoubtedly neal
relative to the man who went into tn,
back yard during the recent cold snap
soaked his head in water, let it freeze
and then broke it of in order to chea
the barber out of a observation-disclosures