The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-25

| posts for the accommodation of orr
country friends who come to town with
| teams. He said: Your city council
has made it violation to leave teams
unhitched on the square, which necessi-
tates some one to stay with the team,
and this being required. how can one
man, woman or boy do shopping and
have to stay with the team? Your
, city council should put up iron hitch
ing posts around the square, which
would not only prove of good service to
Marietta. but would help the trade that
builds up the town" Now what will
the city council do?
The Methodist pulpit was filed Sun
day morning by Rev. Tillman Fakes. of
Austell, and at night by Rev. Mr.. Lit
. tie. Both of these sermons were fine
and greatly enjoyed by the large con-
gregations present, The pulpit of the
Presbyterian church was occupied by
Rev. M. A. Fakes at the morning hour,
and by Rev. George Barrett at night.
Rev. j. I. jenkins, the pastor. preached
at the Baptist church Sunday morning
and then in the evening he went to At
lanta and preached at the Central Bap-
fist church. His pulpit at night was
occupied by Rev. Mr.. Green.
The city public school will open its
fall term in little over months time
with fine corps of teachers. If you
have children in the country or town
that you want to receive good educa-
tional advantages it will be we'll enough
for you to send them to the Marietta
public schools. The rate of tuition for
pupils living outside of the city will be
found very reasonable for the fine
course given.
NoTIoE.-In addition to my old es-
tablished business of carriage and wag-
on making and repairing, | have secur-
ed the services of first class horse
sheer OF long experience and will do
you first class job. At the old stand
opposite the court house. H. REID.
We observe that Bro. Neal, of the
Marietta Journal, continues to take
lessons on the piano. Our brother
should get a Milton county boy to
make him dumb bull, one or two
roars from which would scare that
young pianist out of his shirt waist
Alpharetta Free Press. Please place
our order at once.
Mr. S. A. Anderson has returned
from a two months visit to the Lone
Star State. He never looked healthier
or happier than at present. He says
he thinks of making another visit to
Texas in October. He disclaims hav-
ing found any oil gushers says money
is plentiful out there and a man with
less than million dollars "isn't in it"
Politicians who run for office must be
very miserable men, watching events,
forming combinations and planning
from one election to another. The
nervous strain must be terrible. We
had rather be voter than to be voted
for.
"'he serious sickness of the wife of
Rev. S. B. Ledbetter has been source
of anxiety to the numerous friends of
the family, and it is devoutly hoped
that she will be speedily restored to
her health.
Miss Grayson Willingham arrived
last Saturday from Marietta and will
spend some time with Miss Annie
, Jones here and her aunt at Hopedale.
Dalton Argus,
MilllOnaires who tie strings to their
money and give parcels of it to colleges
and towns libraries are reminded that
seats in heaven are not for sale, and
will never be.
For SALE.-My residence and suita-
BILE out-building and about IS or 70
/ acres of land, on Cherokee street. Will
sell all or part to suitable purchaser
Apply to w. NJ. Sessions.
The Lodge of Odd Fellow in Mariet-
ia is in flourishing condition and is
doing a good work. 1t behooves every
NAH to connect himself with this order.
Its principles are founded on Friend
ship, Love and Truth.
The Ohio democracy doesn't amount
to anything. 1t doesn't help US to
elect a president. There are too many
republicans for them to kick about
platforms.
For SALE.-One combination family
horse, 6-years-old sound, can go all the
gaits. Owners family going to be alb
sent for the summer. Enquire of
Chuck Anderson, city.
Ifyou want nobby Shirt Waist, come
and get one, as ] have just bought a
drummer's line, no two like and SELL
ing at half the real cost.
MRS. B. SoHoENTHAL.
Mrs. w. j. NJ Hames and son, Louie.
n 70 visiting at TitnoUia aud CoDyaro