The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-29

Thursday. 1t was raining the day
they ran and they found that the water
pressure at the hydrant was not more
than eight to fifteen pounds, hardly
enough to straighten the kinks" in
the hose. Under such disadvantages
they considered that it was not "worth
the candle" to spend longer than two
days in that city. They otherwise en-
joyed their 'souting" and had their
fun. Our Marietta boys are all right,
and can put up swift run any time.
Mr.. Charles ME. Henderson was
awarded the contract to overhaul and
remodel the Cobb county court house
at cost of 1880 and will begin
work at once, although the time limit
in which to finish it is July LIST of next
year Mr.. Henderson is young man
of experience in building and will give
satisfaction. He has built number of
elegant houses in Marietta, among
them our model passenger depot.
The best papers in Georgia, papers
like the Waycross journal, MARIETTA
JOURNAL, Valdosta Times, Cedartown
Standard, Dalton Citizen, GAINESVILLE
Gazette, Triton Gazette, Dublin Cou-
rier, and other papers we might men,
ton, are full of attractive advertise
ments of local merchants, profitable to
the publisher and beneficial to the
towns in which those papers are pub
lished. Forsyth Chronicle.
Kodaks and outfits at Dobbs Hard
ware Company.
MosHER's BAKERY and Handy Kitchen
is the place to get fresh bread, cakes
pies, pies, fresh candies, soda water, &c
A fine assortment of Ladies and
Children's Low Cut Shoes at
READ & DUPRE.
Sunday mornings from to 9 o'clock.
you can get your ice at my place of
business at 40 cents per hundred.
HI. MEINERT.
Miss Clyde Malone, daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. J. d. Malone, celebrated her
eleventh birthday Thursday afternoon
with party, entertaining number of
her young friends. Nice refreshments
were served and very enjoyable oc-,
casion it proved to be. She was the
recipient of large number of presents.
She is bright and beautiful little girl
and quite a fayorite with the young
people.
Mrs. 7. H. Weaver and her daughter,
Mrs. Ella Carmichael, Miss Mary Low
ry and Mrs. Hancock, of Atlanta, Mrs.
Jennie Love and Mrs. E. w. Medlock,
of Austell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Boring
of Woodstock, and Miss Georgia Shaw,
of Blackwell, attended the funeral of
Mrs. George S. Owen here Friday.
WANTED-Customers for best grade
Jersey butter. Guaranteed the best.
Delivered Saturday and Monday.
Mrs. M. w. Phillips.
Mr.. J. T. M. Hare has sold his resi-
dence to Mr.. G. w. Notes and Mrs.
Mary Delbridge, of Atlanta, and they
will occupy it at once. We are glad to
welcome these excellent people to our
city, and also glad that Mr.. and Mrs.
Hare, whom our people esteem, will
still remain citizens of our town.
Go to Read & DuPre's for Ladies'
and Children's LowCut Shoes.
Deering Mowers, Rakes and Binders
are sold by
III. G.. DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
DIED.-Mr. James Shaw, of Water
town, n Y, who has been visiting his
brother, Mr.. H. w. Shaw. died here on
the 21st inst. He was twenty-four
years old. His remains were shipped
to Watertown Thursday afternoon.
The bereaved have our sympathy.
The Ladies Memorial Association
will meet in Elmwood parlor about so
O'Clock on Monday afternoon next, Ju-
ly Sd. 1t being the end of the LIST quar-
ter, the ladieswill please remember to
bring their dues of 25cts,
Mrs D. F. McClatchey, Secretary.
Dobbs Hardware Company has re-
-ceived & car load of Mitchell wagons.
This is the largest shipment of wagons
ever brought to this county.
For RENT-New offices and houses.
Fine real estate for sale. Apply to
Moultrie M. Sessions.
The Daughters of Confederacy will
hold their regular meeting in parlor of
Elmwood Hotel, on Monday afternoon
next at AZ O'Clock, July Sd. Appli-
cants for membership will please send
in their papers. Mrs. Nesbitt Pres.
Mrs. McClatchey, Secretary
Prof. J. A. Sharpe has been re-elect-
ed President of the Paramount College.
He is the son-in-law of Mrs. Eva Stan
dard of this place.
Mrs. G. O. Wyatt, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. G. T. Rogers.
returned to her home in Atlanta Tues