The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-10-17

VI.
they have any bundles, overcoats, UNI
orellas' packages, ETC., that they wish
taken care of, and do not want to Ing
them around, they can leave them at
the Cobb county exhibit, where thew
can remain for the day. free of charge,
This is very accommodating in Messrs.
Manget, Morris and Cogburn, who are
IN charge, and no doubt number of our
people will avail themselves of the in
vitation.
MARRIED--On Sunday, the 18th inst.
at the Presbyterian parsonage, Mr.. N.
w. Dunton, of Griffin, to Miss Lille
Thackston, of Middleton, Rev. J. H.
Patton officiated. The groom is the son
OF Mr.. II. J. Dunton, of Smyrna, and is
u most worthy and excellent young
man. The bride is the daughter of ].
5, Thackston, Of Middleton, and is es-
teetned for her graces OF head and heart.
The Journal extends it's best wishes to
the happy couple.
Marietta is getting the cotton this
year as our crowded streets show.
Good prices does the business. Our
cotton buyers are Messrs Anderson
Bros, Mr.. A. S. Cohen, Mr.. J. w.
Hardeman and Messrs Fowler Bros.
& Co. Ii you want the top of the market
for your cotton come to Marietta.
If you want the best goods for the
least money, you will find our mer-
chants can accommodate you.
IMPROVED BIG BOIL CoTToN SEED
for sale. Samples of cotton can be
seen at Carnes & Gilbert's store. This
season on four acres, l have gathered
four bales, $50 lbs each, and will get one
and half bales more. Have picked ten
bales to date, showing it is an early cot
ton. Two bushels in sack for 81 80.
j. 2. PEACOCK, Octavia, Ga.
Seven dealers were fined $500 each
in Atlanta last Friday for selling ciga-
rettes to minors. This is about the first
enforcement of the law that we have
heard Of. 1t is daily violated all over
the state. The smoking of cigarettes is
destroying the health of more young
men than drinking whisky. Acrusade
against it is the thing to do.
Remember that Swift's is the largest
Packing House in the West and his Fer
tilizers are the output of his slaughter
houses. Use it for wheat and oats and
j. w. HARDEMAN.
The trading stamp inducement fig
ures largely in trading at stores these
days The merchants offer elegant
premiums and there is always interest
manifested to secure some of the goods
thus awarded.
Until cold weather comes sure enough
we will be rushed with work. Better
have your heavy clothes cleaned now
and they'll be ready when you want
them. Marietta Tailoring Co., opposite
court house, on Washington avenue,
does them beautifully.
Have you seen anybody display any
more energy in working for Cobb coun-
ty than Mr.. J. Gid Morris, Mr.. J. A.
Manget, and Mr.. Cogburn. They de-
serve the thanks of our people for their
enterprise.
Remember that Swift's is the largest
Packing House in the West and his Fer
tilizers are the output of his slaughter
houses. Use it for wheat and oats and
get pure animal matter. For sale by
J w. HARDEMAN.
Editor Houser Of the Fort Valley
Courier, and his printer, has scarlet
fever in their homes. The city council
quarantined them and the Courier had
to suspend. The city council will have
| to furnish food to them
The railroads have given the marble
interests in this section all they asked
for in rates, classification, etc.. and
this will foster and help this great in
dustry in place of hindering it by
oppressive freight tariffs.
Unpack your winter overcoat and
clothing and have them beautifully
cleaned, pressed or dyed. The Mariet-
ia Tailoring Co., opposite court house,
Washington avenue, will do it for you
| in proper shape. Ladies skirts and
dresses speciality.
McAlpin, of Savannah, it is said, paid
five dollars per vote in the primary last
week to get the nomination for Ordina-
ry, and it is also reported that he has
spent $3.50 in this effort. Such cor
ruption should violate the nomination
Prof. S. V. Sanford, superintendent
of public schools, visited Athens Friday
and Saturday and inspected the State
University methods of teaching and
classification.
Swift's high grade Fertilizer for wheat
for sale by J. w. Hardeman.
Rev. J. H. Patton will preach at the