The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

d hne Ten pOunQ boy.
Mrs. Fred Morris and son returned
Tuesday from Macon.
Mrs. Vickers, who has been sick, is
improving.
Watch cotton bring ten cents pound
next year. 1t is going to do it.
The Success Heater requires but one
piece OF wood. Dobbs is agent for them
Money to loan at per cent. No fees
nor commission. ENooH FAw.
A very heavy rain Sunday night in
terferred with church attendance.
The Rome Daily Georgian has sus-
pended publication.
For RENT-Nice broom cottage on
Lawrence street. D. w. BLAIR.
The Georgia legislature will meet
Wednesday, October 18th.
Mr.. t. w. Reed, of Lancaster, N. H.
is visiting Mr.. J II. Kuhlman.
Mrs. Fannie Anderson is having her
residence on Atlanta street repainted.
Mrs. M. w. Martin, of Atlanta, is Wis
iting Mrs. Bussey.
Mrs. J. L. McCollum is in Atlanta for
awhile.
Mrs. Newt Heggie is having her
dwelling recovered and reprinted.
Mr.. Jno. A. Manget, real estate agent,
has sold the Nichols house and lot on
Atlanta street to Dr. HI. v. Reynolds.
WANTED-Marble cutter and marble
pollsher Work s hours per day men,
ton wages expected must pay own rail-
road fare steady work for the right men.
Address Veitt Marble & Granite Works,
Charleston, S. G.
Mr.. George Fleming and family are
boarding at Mrs. E. J. Browns, on
Church street.
Mrs. VIM NJ. Rowland and child, of
Wartrace, Tenn, are visiting Mrs. F.
L. Cleveland.
Mr.. A. H. Talley bought 70 acres of
land in Oregon district from Senator
A. S. Clay last week.
State Senator Charles ?. Rogers and
wife, from Alabama, are visiting his
sisters, Misses Rogers, on Church street.
We heard farmer say Monday, II
will make from 81 900 to 81 200 on my
farm this year, clear money" How is
tbiS for Gohh
Col. W. h. Power, who is on the Gov
ernor's staff, attended the funeral of
Adjutant General Kell at Griffin on
last Sunday.
Mrs. Emma P. Seymour left Monday
for Chester, S. c., and from there she
goes to Brooklyn, New York, where she
will reside.
The Marietta Paper Mills under lis
new management is doing a good bust
ness and everything is moving like clock
work
Gainesville has asked the State Rail-
road Commission to investigate alleged
discrimination in rates in shipping cot
ton from that town.
1t seems by this time big cities like
Marietta ought to have a report from
the census office as to the number of
inhabitants.
Mrs. Charles P. Stephens, we regret to
learn, is confined to her bed with in
ti3mmatory rheumatism. Her many
friends trust she will soon be we'll again.
General J. Mcintosh Kell, the hero
OF the Confederate privateer, Gala
bama," died at Sunnyside, Ga, on last
Friday.
Thanksgiving day comes November
18th, and if Bryan is elected the Demo-
Gratis will have great deal to be
thankful for.
There will be a prayer and praise
meeting for women, at the Baptist
church next Sunday afternoon at 9
O'Clock We hope all of our young peo-
pie will be present to assist in the choir,
The most heat for the least money is
accomplished by the Success Air Tight
Heater. Sold by the Dobbs Hard
ware Company.
To see men die teaches us nothing
out OF the book of death. We have
only been reading the title on the COW
en- The great author has not yet dis
! closed the sequel.
A man may love his country, and
sui despise its rulers He can like
oeefsteak, and still hate the cook,
Certainly Mckinley and Hanna have
done nothing to inspire the love of the
people.
Mrs. Speight, who has been visiting
her brothers, Messrs. James R. and
THOMAS M. Brumby, returned to her
home in Fort Gaines, Ga, on last
Monday morning.