The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-02-08


Cobb Superior court adjourned
Saturday.
The democrats will nominaG Bryan
for president and he will be elected.
The heater has been placed in the
the new Methodist church.
Miss Ruby Smith left for Blue Ridge
Thursday to spend month.
Rev. J. d. George, who has been Wis
iting relatives in the city, Jeff Friday
Mrs. Charles Springer returned to
her home in Guntersville, Ala, n bnday
The changeable weather has given
many persons colds and neuralgia
The Marietta Journal is bright
Georgia weekly Augusta Chronicle.
Mrs. Murray Hawkins is on visit to
Rome.
For RENT.-A house on Trammell
street now occupied by Joe Green,
possession given Immediately. Apply to
II. REID.
There are a number of tagless dogs
running at large in Marietta. They
must have "chewed their tags Off"
The Marietta Telephone Company
has large patronage and is giving a
good service.
Mr.. Paul Camp has returned 'srom
Lenoir, Tenn, where he has been at
work. He will remain here.
Marshal Murray Hawkins and family
made visit to Barlow county last
week,
Mrs. Maurice Hirsch and child, of
Monroe, Ga, are visiting Mrs. George
Dewald.
Mr.. James Hammond, while coup
ling cars at Elizabeth, Thursday, on
the A. K. tx N, had the end Of his
thumb mashed off.
At Cherokee Mills, recently, Mr..
Davy Dickson, aged 75-years, led to the
marriage altar as his blushing bride.
uIp' INOUllcLJ, dS0u ~.
In the notice of the republican meet
ing in Cobb county, it should have APP
peared as d. @. Cole, Chairman, and II .
Q. Davis, Secretary.
Mr.. K. p Hawkins, who has been
with Crosby's drug store, left last week
with his wife for Newberry, S. c.. to
accept place in new drug store
Mrs. w. F. Moss, on Cherokee street.
solicits your patronage for children's
work and plain sewing.
Mrs. w. f. Moss.
Senator Bacon gave the imperialists
some facts and figures about the re-
tention of the Philippines that ought
to result in them abandoning their po-
sition.
Marietta wants a chautauqua for this
summer. This little Gem City of the
Blue Ridge belt usually gets whatever
she wants, and that she will have the
chautauqua is a foregone conclusion =
Augusta Chronicle.
On Monday morning last about 5
O'Clock, thief entered the Brown
House and stole silver watch from
the vest pocket of a sleeping boarder,
Mr.. Joseph Slippey, Virginia drum
mer The thief was heard and when
accosted escaped out of the back door.
Gov. Gambler has instructed Adiutant
Phil Byrd to get the measurements of
the men belonging to the State militia
as he has decided to use the government
appropriation for uniforms. Georgia's
allotment is $1,000, and two years
appropriation is due
If you know an item of news and do
not wish a garbled report of it to get
into print, stop the reporter and tell
him the facts. By adopting this rule
much trouble and annoyance could be
avoided, and news sent out would not
be exaggerated or overdrawn. Try the
experiment.
One step won't take you very far,
You've got to keep on walking;
One word won't tell folks what you are.
You've got to keep on talking;
One inch won't make you very tall
You've got to keep on growing;
One little "ad." won't do it all,
You got to keep 'em going.
Mr., George Dewald has been at home
for the past week, suffering from in
juries received from fall. As he was
getting off train, ice being on the
step, his feet slipped out from under
him and he was precipitated to the
ground, his knee striking crosstie and
was badly hurt. DR.. Seize has been
treating him.
Some Of the farmers on the grand
jury said il the law would allow them
one dog free from taxes, they would
vote for it, but wouldn't favor levying
a tax on all dogs. The Supreme court
has declared that dogs are property