The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18
There are six prisoners in jail.

20 oA'ty NiS SHAPeJ SOoAC hooSC
in town.
The city public schools are. largely
attended.
Mr.. Howell Trezevant has returned
to Shreveport, La.
The clock face, in the court house
tower, has been lettered.
Money to loan and real estate for
sale. MouLTRIE M. SESSIONS.
Howard Frazier, well known coll
ored man, died on last Friday night.
Promises won't run a newspaper. 1t
takes cash and heap of it.
WANTED-A job to post books and
make out accounts at night. Address
T. O. Box r., Marietta.
The grain crop in Cobb seems to be
all right.
Miss Emily Turner, of Blue Ridge,
was in the city Saturday.
Rev. S. Sibley, of Atlanta, will
preach at the. Presby terrain church next
Sunday.
BoARDERs WANTED.-In refined
family, desirable situation, convenient
to business, large rooms, sunny ex-
posture and good fare. Apply at this
office.
Our farmers are buying mules, as if
they intended to make old mother
earth hump this year.
Mr.. G. s. McCandlish's mother and
sister, Miss Anna, arrived in the city
Saturday from Parkersburg, West Va
MRS. w. f. Moss, on Cherokee street,
solicits your patronage for children's
work and plain sewing.
Mrs. w. f. Moss.
Miss Kate Kilby is attending the bed
side of Mrs. Moore in Acworth, who is
not expected to live.
Mr.. McCandlish is improving, so is
Mr.. Patton. Mr.. Charley Stephens is
better.
Mr.. Mack Phillips rode DIR. Quillian's
horse through the country to Newman
on Wednesday.
There are one hundred cases of small
pox at Alabama City, near Gadsden
and Alfalfa, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Woodruff, of
Rome, were at Kennesaw House Fri
day.
Mr. Henry Wyatt and his bobtail dog
had weeks hunt at Raccoon Mills,
last week.
Mr. Alex Terry, a young man, has
pneumonia at his home in the Frey
dwelling.
This is year when candidates will
swarm. Many will be called, but few
chosen.
Marshals Hawkins and Hicks seem to
be doing about" considerably. They
are on the alert to do their duty.
When people want work and can'tget
it, it is hardship. There ought to be
work in this country for everybody.
Mr.. Lawson Fields returned home
from Alfalfa, Ala, last Friday. He
became alarmed at the small pox ex-
listing near there.
Mr.. Howard Parks, of LaGrange,
and Miss Brit Thomas, daughter of
Rev. A. g. Thomas. were married in
Oxford, Ca, recently.
Say, in that little matter you owe the
JOURNAL, please arrange it at once, as
last years business must be speedily
closed out.
Mrs. Patterson, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cottingham
returned to her home in Bridgeport,
Ala, last Thursday morning.
Miss Marian Brumby left Friday
morning to spend week with her
friend, Miss Martha Adams, in Cedar
town.
The Georgia delegation in congress
has reelected John w. Maddox the
Georgia member of the congressional
democratic committee.
Miss Essie Fields, of Marietta, is the
guest Of Mrs. Emory Pharr. at the
Gambler home on Green street. Gaines
vile Eagle.
A number of people ask for their ac-
counts, and there are others who never
ask for them, but would rather they
wouldn't be presented.
Mr.. Jordan Black and Mr.. Will
DuPre left the first of the week to
spend ten days hunting near Bruins
wick.
At last public discussion has set
tied down to the fact that the twen-
tieth century does not begin until 1901
Let us have peace.
Hon. Newt. A. Morris has sold the
Haynes house to Mr.. X. +. Butler.
taking in exchange farm of IS acres
near the waterworks Mr.. Butler will
Ipova into II at once