The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-04-18


and contributed to the upbuilding of
the other place. The local merchant is
a part of the town, and contributes of
his means to assist in building it up, in
giving you good schools, churches, po-
lice and fire protection, and in paying
your taxes. Then it is nothing but
fair that you should give him chance
at your trade. He is entitled to it and
should have it. If you must make an
order to get what you want, make it
through him. He will deal as fairly
with you as the fellow in the other
place.
No girl ought to receive the constant
attentions of young man who seems
infatuated with her, unless she is will
ling to marry him. The Summerville
tragedy last week, where Arlington
killed Miss Cleghorn because she broke
| off the engagement after years of court
ship, shows the danger that may result
from such a state of affairs, where the
young man is not strongminded enough
to bear up under trouble. Marietta
girls. be careful.
Revival services will begin at the
Baptist church, tonight, Wednesday.
Rev. w. A. Nelson, of Jackson, Ga,
will preach ard help carry on the meet
ing. He is very fine preacher and a
strong reasoner, and we trust every
body will attend these services and get
| all the good out of them possible. The
Christian people in Marietta should not
be idle. There is plenty here to do.
i Cherokee Lodge of Odd Fellows is on
boom. There were eighteen applica-
lions for membership at Tuesday nights
meeting of the best citizens of the city.
Mr.. G. E. Henderson and Mr.. G. G..
Grist were elected delegates to the
Grand Lodge which meets in Macon,
May Goth.
Join the Book Store Reading Club
for cents day late books just re-
ceived.
Legg's ice cold Onyx Fount is too
solid to be overcome by imaginations.
Ten things never to be regretted:
Living pure life. Hearing before
judging. Thinking before speaking,
Harboring clean thoughts. Standing
by your principles. Being generous to
an enemy. Stopping your ears to Cos
! sip. Bridling slanderous tongue. Be-
ing square in business dealings. Put
ting the best construction on the acts
of others.
Imagination can't overcome an ice
cold fact. Legg's fount is the popular
| fount.
For SALE-Deering mower and rake,
Mccormick binder, two 2-horse turner's
and other farm tools: Terms reason
able. E. w. FREY.
For RENT-The south side of my
double house on Church street, next to
library, For further particulars, APP
ply to Mrs A M Gibbes, Church street,
have for sale few nice buggies at
about half price. Also few sets of
harness. Call at once. H. MEINERT.
| DIED.-Mrs. Martha L. Crissey, wife
of Mr.. L. M. Crissey, died in Atlanta
on Wednesday of last week, and her
remains were carried to Mount Zion, in
Post Oak district in this county for
burial on Thursday. She was the
daughter of Mr.. Chapel Grower. We
sympathiZe with the bereaved.
Those who have tried Legg's soda
pronounce it fine; those who have not
are not competent judges.
The many friends of Mr.. George L.
Lemon, assistant clerk of Cobb Supe-
rior court, will regret to learn that his
old enemy, rheumatism, is again giving
him much pain. H has had to be off
duty several days. Hope permanent
relief may come to him.
Mr. George Foster and family, of
Providence, R. l., are visiting Mr. I. E..
Curry and family. Mr.. Foster was
foreman of machine shop at Kennesaw
Marble Company twelve years ago.
Get the Kennesaw pound paper and
envelopes to match at Miss Siler's Book
Store. Phone 126.
Only those who have tried Legg's soda
water acknowledge il 10 be the best.
TAX NOTICE The city books arc now
open for receiving tax returns for 1901.
Good time TO give in tax while you
think of it. Dog tax also due 10Th of
April. K. +. LAwHoN,
Clerk and Tax Receiver.
Mrs. D. A. P)ess, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Legg, returned
to her home in Morristown, Tenn, on
last Thursday. accompanied by little
Miss Annie Legg.
Moth balls at Legg's Drug Store lOc
. pound.
!, Mrs Mary b. Hill Who has b~en