The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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JOURNAL Telephone. No. So.

phone Is.
Mr.. ]. T. NJ Brand is sick.
Marietta should build cotton fac
tory.
For RENr-Front room, furnished.
Call at once. PIG, Lawrence street.
Frank Rogers has had new tin roof
placed on his store buildings.
Its first class if it comes from Legg's
Drug Store.
Tax Collector Murray will soon open
his books for state and county taxes.
Farms to rent or sell. Money to
loan. ENooH FAw.
It's first class if it comes from Legg's
Drug Store.
Fall weather has surely come. Fires
have been comfortable lately
The man who can control his temper
governs his worst enemy.
Miss Genevive Leake, of Atlanta,
visited Mrs. M. G. Whitlock last week.
Mr.. John Towers, of Birmingham,
visited his parents here last week.
Mr.. Woodbury., of the Holly Springs
verde antique marble quarry, was in
the city Friday.
It's first class if it comes from Legg's
Drug Store.
The attendance upon the city. public
schools is very large. Some of the
grades are uncomfortably full.
It's first class if it comes from Legg's
Drug Store.
Mrs. Allison, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Pise, has returned
to her home in New York.
The grand jury found eighty true
bills against Atlanta merchants for sell
ing cigarettes to minors.
1t is very difficult matter to make a
church the right size. Every one we
ever saw was too small for weddings
and too large for prayer meetings.
NOTICE Mt. Spring Dist. Co., Gil
more, Ca, feed cattle on slop for SOC
per month, hogs for 1c per day, and
sell slop for 15c Der barrel.
HENRY GAUHoHY; Manager.
The Spinsters Convention was largely
attended on last Thursday evening at
Blacks Hall. The entertainment was
novel and unique and highly enjoyed.
White primaries will eleminate the
negro from politics in Georgia and
bring in an era of better politics and
cleaner politicians.
It's first class if it comes from Legg's
Drug Store.
Mrs. DR.. Melville Johnson and child,
of Carl, Ga, who have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. NJ. McCulloch, have
returned home.
The Canton Advance reports that
Senator A. S. Clay has subscribed 81 900
to build cotton factory iu Canton.
Why cannot Marietta haveoza cotton
factory.
To have the moral and spiritual cour-
age to live right and bear up under the
trials and troubles of life, and trust
God, is the one thing that makes man
strong and heroic.
Its first class if it comes from Legg's
Drug Store.
Miss Marion Atkinson, who has been
visiting, Miss Amanda Lawrence, has
returned to her home in Camden coun-
ty.
Its first class if it comes from Legg's
Drug Store.
Societies, churches, clubs, lodges,
etc., inserting notices in the JOURNAL
having for their object revenue, must
pay for the publication of all such no.
tees.
One night last week some one broke
into the back window of Mr.. John l..
Reeds store and went to his ice cellar
and poured kerosene ION two or three
tons of ice, running it. He had sent
some of the ice out to customers be-
fore it was discovered.
Prescriptions filed promptly and
correctly at Legg's Drug Store.
Buddie Young, negro, and Zet Walk
kcr, negro, had difficulty Sunday in
that part Of town known as Louisville.
Young shot at Walker but missed him.
The sheriffs chased him to Smyrna last
Monday but he escaped.
Mr.. Paul r. Camp has resigned his
position as machinist at Marietta Knit
ting Factory and will be succeeded by
Mr.. VIM. A.. Long. of Atlanta, October
1st. Mr.. Camp has not decided what
he will do yet.
Since our last issue, the Sheriffs have
arrested Dan Lindley, negro, for carry
ing concealed pistol and pointing the
same at another. He gave bond. Also
arrested w. J. Strickland, white, for
misdemeanor. He is in jail. Also ar
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