The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-05-04

Green grows the grass in the park.
With the good weather bicyclists are
wheeling,with increased interest.
An election without the colored vote
is tame affair.
Try some of the Austell Lithia water
at Reed Bros.
The man who doesn't advertise, isn't
in position to get new customers.
Mr.. G. P. Stephens has had the front
of his beef market reprinted.
See Florence Bros. King 4 Co.'s ad :
vertisement this week.
Mr.. Edgar Anderson, of Atlanta,
spent Saturday in the city.
Miss Stella Tate, of Tate, Ga. is
spending this week in Chattanooga
Mr.. and Mrs. J . d.. Black are on a
visit to relatives in Antioch, Troup
county, Ga.
For Fruits and Vegetables fresh ev-
cry day go to Reed Bros, the cash
store. We will save you money.
DIR. I. w. Waddell preached a fine
sermon at the Presby terrain church on
last Sunday morning.
The election for sheriff takes place on
Wednesday, May "a. Keep this in
mind.
pu,phor IF onr o;t,yopc ottondad
the International Sunday School Con-
vention in session in Atlanta last week.
Mr. r. E. Lawhon, yr., has position
in the electrical department of the navy
at Brooklyn, N. Y.
The new Methodist church building
will soon be closed in. The workmen
are putting in good time now.
Mrs. j. III. kaufman was called by
telegram to indianapolis, Ind, on last
Thursday, her mother being quite sick
Some people spend half their lives at
tempting possibilities, and the other
half regretting over early failures.
Reed Brothers have bought out the
store of Mr.. Will G. King. The cigar
factory has been moved to room over
Mr. J S Warren's store.
Rev. j. T. jenkins had two large con-
gregations at the Baptist church Sun
day, and as usual he gave two fine SER
mons.
lis that the white Mans Burden
you are taking up, boy?" mo, sab, dis
yer's culled geman's perlice rs fetch
in up fun de depot, sab; he's residin'
elder, sab. "-Hartwell Sun.
The city tax assessors for 1899 have
completed their work and one wishing
to see valuation placed upon their prop
erty can do so at the council room,
r. E. LAwHoN, Clerk.
A new hotel is being discussed by
several of our citizens, who think il
would be a better thing for Marietta
than than a cotton factory, but we
must have both.
Come to us when you want good val
ues and right prices on Clothing, Shoes
and Hats. READ & DUPREcs
After all is said, diversified farming
looked on as something new under the
sun, is nothing more than return to
the common sense methods practiced
by our observation-disclosures everything
was bought out of the store.
tits true that men feel lazy with the
first warm weather, but it is likewise
true that the same men are lazy when
! the weather is moderate or swapping
cold.
Miss Louise Anderson, teacher of the
fourth grade of city public schools,
gave her pupils a picnic at Bonnie
Dell" spring on last Saturday. They
went out in great glee and spent very
pleasant day.
The mary friends of Mrs. Jackson
who has spent the winter with her rel
alive, Mrs. Draughn, will be sorry to
learn that she is going to Rome to be
for awhile with her son, DIR. Jackson
and wife.
The colleges and public schools will
soon have their commencement exer-
cises, which in place of commencing will
be an ending. The sweet girl graduate
is already at work on her essay bidding
farewell to dear classmates, professors
and teachers.
No man should deprive his wife and
family of good newspaper. They do
not go out from home to learn the
news, as does the husband and father,
and the paper serves to relieve some of
the otherwise lonely hours of his abe
sence. 1t is the worst possible econ
omy to deprive the family of good
local newspaper.
The lawyers of Rome contend that
Tax Receivers cannot take the city. as
SCISSORS valuation Of town property and
make that basis of returns--th that such