The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-05-24
Local News Items.

AiAN NfA41o Ntihiuh tCiiO has III Ilh Nds
That man who borrows dollar thinks
he has earned it.
Mr.. MARITIME and Mr.. Putnam, marble
cutters, are now working in Atlanta.
The Chautauqua is now a month and
eight days off, Get hustle on you.
We regret to learn that Mr.. James
Pitner is seriously sick.
Miss Polly Cantrell, of Tate, Ca, is
spending few days with Mrs. r. n.
Holland
Mr.. B. F. Davies has gone to Jackson
Tenn, and may accept a position on
the Illinois Central railroad.
Mr.. w. NJ. Mckenzie and family are
now occupying their country home,
Roswell road, near town.
Miss Mary Fuse, after two weeks
stay with relatives in Augusta, has re-
turned home
AS the summer days grows apace,
duller grows trade. 1t looks as if the
farmers made trade lively or dull
Mr., VIII G. King left Monday morn
ing for Birmingham, Ala He may go
from there to Waycross.
The Baptist Sunday School will pic
mic at Lithial Springs next Thursday
week.
Miss Dovie Blair has returned from
Florida and is at her brothers, Col.
D. W. Blair.
Mr.. Ed A. Groves left Monday to ac-
cept stenographer's position with the
Blue Ridge Marble Co., Nelson, Ga.
Conductor Harvey Fleming has
been brought to his fathers home in
Smyrna, after long spell of sickness.
Hon. j. M. Dobbs has arrived here
from Brazil. He is looking we'll and
his friends are glad to see him.
Judge Richard Russell, of Winder, is
holding court for Judge Gober this
week in Gilmer county.
Judge Geo. F. Gober left for Wash
ington City on Monday evening on bus
mess. He will return in two or three
days.
The least man in town is the one who
expects the trade of the public and
never shows any spirit of liberality or
enterprise.
The man who sits down and waits to
be appreciated will find himself among
the uncalled for luggage after the ex-
press train has gone by.
In order to have prosperity in any
section or in our country, we must pro-
duce something for which there is a
demand.
MIR. A. G. Parks, foreman at Glover's
Machine Shop. in drawing the heat at
furnace last Friday night had the mol
ten iron to spatter over his face, arms
and breast, burning him badly
Why people will get mad with each
other because they hold different opin-
ions is one of the greatest mysteries in
the world. People must grant to others
the same liberty of thought and privi-
leges that they enjoy themselves
There ought to be manufacturing en-
terprises enough in Georgia to manu-
facture every pound of cotton raised in
the state. When there are mills enough
in the South to manufacture all the cot
ton, the farmers will get good price
for the staple.
In the convention last Monday that
nominated Hon Clark Howell for Sena-
tor, Cobb county was represented by
W Frey, L b Robson, E Dobbs, p
D McCleskey, and T w Glover. Those
appointed on the new Executive Com
mittee are E p Dobbs, T w Glover, L
B Robson and E w Frey.
In the Firemen's Tournament in
Gadsden last week, Cedartown won first
prize in all the races except one. In
Shoe Fly test Cedartown won in 21.%
seconds in Hose Reel, % Is; in Siam
csc connection, 100 yards. Al seconds
in Grab test in q 3-5 seconds.
a candidate running for office says:
Not every man who promises to vote
for you will do it. expect to find 900
liars in Cobb, but enough truthful men
to elect me-" So it is. Why not the
people deal frankly with the candidate
and let him know what he may expect.
Many men run for office on false prom