The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-11-21

are anxious about the health of our
bodies, and laugh at our Jokes and we
really think, like the fly on the wheel,
That we have something to do with the
turning OF it. Some day we may die and
are buried. The sun does not stop for
our funeral; every thing goes on as
usual: we are not missed from the
streets; men laugh at new Jokes: one
or two memories hold our names and
forms, but the crowd moves in the
daily circle and in few days the great
wave sweeps over our state and washes
out the last vestige of our footprints.
1t will soon be time to put your straw
berry bed in order The bed should be
renewed, with young plants on other
ground every three years. Setting the
nlants should be preceded by deep and
thorough preparation and heavy man
uring. A heavy broad casting of cot
ton seed, to be worked in next spring,
should follow the setting. The crown
of the plants should be left on a level
with the ground. Failure will be sure
to follow setting the plants either too
shallow or too deep.
Corn in car load lots costs the dealers
80 cents per bushel delivered in Hart
we'll, A prominent local dealer asks us
to urge farmers to sow oats plentifully
as he is sure that corn will bring 81 80
per bushel here next spring
Sun. The high price of corn shows the
Importance of making plenty of bread
stuffs at home. 1t is we'll enough to
make cotton, but not to the neglect of
corn, oats and wheat. Will the farm
ers of Cobb county heed the lesson?
Have you any faith in your town?
If you have do not fail to express it
on every possible occasion. You do
not know how much good the express
ion Of your belief in the future Of the
city may do; and you have no means of
knowing how much damage you may
accomplish by some thoughtless word
though you may not intend to say any
thing detrimental to the interest of
the place.
It's not the number of flowers you
pile on a mans coffin or grave that
proves your humanity toward him but
the number of kind words you speak
concerning him, and the number of
kind acts you perform for him while he
is alive and fighting life's battles. are
the things chat count.
Mr.. D. F. McClatchey, of Marietta,
was here last Friday endeavoring to
interest our citizens in a long distance
telephone under the supervision and
control of the Bell Telephone Co.,
connecting the Canton line with Holly
Springs, Woodstock, Marietta, Atlanta,
and other points therefrom. Canton
Advance.
An exchange remarks that there is
one consolation for the too lenient and
hard up newspaper man. The devil
will collect every dollar of back SUBJ
scriptions due by the delinquent SUBJ
scriber of long standing. The trouble
is with us, we had rather have the
cash than to wait for his majesty to
collect.
For SALE OR RENT The Dunwoody
house on Church street Also for sale
the furniture and other household
health / am determined to sell.
MRS. E. J. Brown
Burglars broke into the Spring Lake
Bank at Manisquan, n. j., this morn
ing and carried off $4,OOO-Telegram.
The frequency of such acts as the aboye
where dynamite is used and bnnk safes
blown to pieces, will soon cause the in
quiry to be made, is money safe in
banks?
Cards of thanks, resolutions of re-
spect and obituary notices, other than
those which the editor gives as mat
ter of news, will be charged for. Noti-
ces of church and society, and all enter
tainments from which revenue is de-
rived, will be charged for.
NOTICE, HUNTERS The land belong
ing to the estate of A. J Cheney, de-
ceased, are posted according to law.
Positively no one will be given permits
sion to hunt on said lands. This Nov.
4th, 1901. JAS. n. CHENEY,
Executor of j. A. Cheney.
The death of Pascal J. Moran, one of
the editors of the Atlanta Constitution,
occurred on Friday night of congestion
of lungs. This will be a source of deep
regret throughout Georgia. He was a
brilliant and versatile writer, hardly
having an equal in the state. He was
the father-in-law of Mr.. Charley Dom
nelly, who is we'll known to our people.
The Sunday night service at the