The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-07-05

gospel said recently in sermon that
the man, or men, who erected manu-
| factories in town did more real good
than those who crested alms-houses
The latter kept beggars in idleness
while the former enabled large class
to be self-sustaining and independent.
their wages being spent in their own
town benefited every kind of business
and trade by keeping money in circula-
tiop. But, Holy Moses Will that
cotton mill ever be erected in Marietta.
Health in and around Marietta is
very good, and nearly every one is
wearing broad smile over the sweet
| anticipations of the near future-the
young folks anticipating conuubial
| bliss, the small ones soon to be useful
men and women, the old over the pros
poets for an abundant crop and plenty
of money. This last is an important
part, for if you want to make people
happy give them plenty to eat, good
! clothes to wear, plenty of money, work
to do and let them have bright pros
poets the ''sweet bye and bye"
The Marietta Paper Manufacturing
Company, including, batting mill and
| waterworks, was sold last Tuesday at
receivers sale, by NJ NJ. Sessions, Re-
ceiver, for 100000 1t was bought by
Mr.. G. G. Whitmire, of Toledo, Ohio,
j for the bondholders. We learn that
the mill will at once be reorganized.
The Soaps Greek Mill was not sold.
owing to the trustee being enjoined.
Happy natures are to be envied.
They have beam in the eye-a beam
OF pleasure, gladness, religious cheer
fitness, philosophy, call it what you
you will. Sunshine is about their
hearts and minds, and gilds with its
own hues all that it looks upon. When
they've burdens to bear, they bear
them cheerfully-not repining or fret
ting, nor wasting their energies in use
less lamentations, but struggling on
ward manfully, gathering up such flow
ers as lie in their path.
MosHER's Ice CREAM PARLoR has
| been put in the neatest trim and is now
| ready to accommodate the public to
pure ice cream of delicious flavor. Pic
| mic parties, weddings, etc, supplied on
reasonable terms. Call at Mosher's
| and get delicious soda water, lemon
| onade, and ice cold drinks.
FoUND-The Marietta Transfer Co.
Office on Church street. Delivering
trunk to any part of ely for 15c Call
Bell Phone 81 and have prompt atten-
ton. Harry HUMPHREYS, Manager.
Under a recent decision of the SUI
preme court OF Georgia corporations
are required to pay tax on their real
and personal property, in every county
in the state in which they are doing
business or in which their head offices
are situated. These taxes extend as
far back as 1878 to the time of the pres
ent constitution. According to this
Marietta ought to be able to collect
back taxes.
Capt. Ed. Taylor, of Cincinnati, was
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Tennent last
Friday.
Mrs. Theodore Brney, of Washing
ton, D. c., President of the National
Congress of Mothers" of the United
States, is sojourning in our city, her
native place. Mrs. Birney is typical
Southern woman, lovely, charming and
gifted in all those graces which 90 to
make up the most winning of person.
| alities. She is domiciled with the
family of Mrs. Mary Bailey, on Nc
Lellan street.
Arrivals at Locust Lodge Mrs. NJ.
]. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
JordOn and child, Mr.. and Mrs. Fish
and child, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. HAYNES
| and two children, Mr.. and Miss Dixon,
all of Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. ]. A. Cunning
ham and grand daughter, Augusta, Ga !;
Miss Kate Stribling, Roswell Ga Miss
Miss Rosa Lee and Matte Montgom-
cry, Cave Spring Ga; Miss Sophia King,
San Antonio, Texas; Miss Foster Jones
and Mollie Scott, Canton, Ga; Mr.. and
Mrs. N. H. Brown and child, Blue
Ridge, Ga; Miss Floy Montgomery,
Jacksonville, Ala; Miss Kate Morris,
Atlanta; Major Gordon, Washington,
d. G.