The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-11-22
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

Sunday in the city.
The Newman Daily News has suspend
ed publication.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boston
on Sunday morning, fine boy.
Mr.. Warlick is now ready to make
your Christmas Photos. at his gallery
He will be with you until Jan. LIST
Go early and avoid the rush.
Mr.. J. H. Bate is having his residence
on Atlanta street reprinted.
Mr.. G. w. Cooley, of Atlanta, was in
the city the past week.
Mr.. j. E. B. Lyon, of Ball Ground, is
clerking tbs week for his brother, Mr.,
M. R. Ly6A, who is on the grand jury.
Mr.. M. A. Gatlin and family and Mr..
G. A. Gatlin and wife have moved into
the Whitehead house on Atlanta street
Miss Mamie Nixon, of East Point,
Ga, is visiting Miss Bessie Hughes, OF
this place.
Mr.. J. T. Echols is the champion
sweet potato raiser-one potato weighs
nine pounds.
For SALE-200 cords of dry oak and
hickory wood. r. M. McNEEL.
$1,000 to Loan at per cent interest.
NO other charges. ENooH FAw.
NoTIoE.-No hunting or tresspassing
on our lands under penalty of the law.
w. j. MANNING. J. F. MANNING.
Mr.. I. L. Hunt and family have NOV
ed into the house with his son-in-law
Mr.. Bolan Brumby, on Church street.
An exchange announces that it will
take anything, except castor oil, on
subscription, from razor back shoat
to government bond" Same here.
Raise plenty of home supplies, corn,
wheat, hogs, and then ten cent cotton
and it matters not who is elected Pres
ident, the farmer will be on top.
For RENT.-One good two-horse farm
and one one-horse farm On Powder
OPAAAS AOehNA' OOhH OHENEH.
A furniture factory would pay from
the start in Marietta. 1t is strange to
US that some one doesn't put up one
here. Chair factories pay and so would
furniture and coffin factory.
PHoToGRAPHs.-You recognize it.
Not only do you recognize the features
but you recognize the excellence of the
photograph if Warlick makes it.
The year is drawing to close and il
you owe the Marietta Journal any
amount, please call and settle at once
We need the money to keep the ma
chinery CREASED.
Mrs. Harry Dewar, of Nelson, Ga, is
home from Annapolis, but will return
in few days to remain with her son,
Roger, the rest of the winter.
Rev. w. w. Wadsworth closed his
years work on last Sunday by preaching
avery able sermon. Seven persons were
received in the Methodist church at
VIC ntSHG SeTNlC0.
Those beautiful Photographs you saw
were from Warlick's Gallery. He has
just received the latest style mounts,
and will give youthe very best work
Many young men who are eminentIy
qualified, both physically and intel
lectually, to fill the highest stations in
life fail to strike while the iron is hot
A committee of the Legislature passed
over the w & A r r, Saturday morn.
ing inspecting the states property. MI
ID + McClatchey, Jr, was appointed
secretary of the committee.
Pastor Jno. T. Jenkins will discus:
the awfulness of the liquor traffic at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
There will be world wide discussion
OF this subject on that day.
Unless the Jaws of Georgia are badly
mixed and very muddy, the distin
guished members on the Supreme bench
need rest. Suppose we give some O
them rest after 1902, and try such ablt
men as Gober, Shumate, Gambler anC
Fite.-Dalton Argus.
Mr.. James B. Smith, of this city, il
advance agent for Miss Eugenia Liv
ingston fuckers Dramatic and Concer
Co., and left Tuesday on tour through
the West.
Mr.. w. B. Blair. an industrious anC
clever farmer of this county, produced
this season on five acres 700 bushels O
sweet potatoes. On one acre he mad,
2lO bushels. They are old-fashioreC
Georgia yams, most excellent variety
ard fit for king to eat.
Baby Verna Marie is the youngest
prettiest and most versatile child artis
on the American stage. She is Ev,
years of age and has one of the princi
pal roles in Palmer's big production O
Ten Nights in Bar Room" which
comes to Opera House November 22nd
Prices, %. So, so, 75c. Reserved seat,
at Mosher's.