The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-06-27

VIII last some five or six days. Rev.
). K. Belk, last Sunday morning, APP
pointed the following committee to Sc
cure homes for them: w. h. Power.
Z. A. Guyton, ]. NJ Austin, James
Welsh, George Sessions and J. w.
Hardeman.
Potato SLIPS for sale at n. G. Gig
nilllat's farm, 21a miles from Marietta,
at lOcts. per hundred.
Marietta has two cows that give six
gallons of mich each per day. One is
owned by Mr., G. F. Wright, bought
from Mr.. Lemon, of Acworth. Her
butter yield is two pounds per day.
MIR. Wright says he intends to make
her give seven gallons of milch per day.
Mr.. Tom Florence own the other that
gives six gallons OF milk per day.
Messrs. Carnes & Gilbert, furniture
dealers, have half page advertise
ment on second page of this weeks
| issue of the Journal that we call
special attention to. There are bar
gains to be had, and you had better
read the advertisement and reap the
good results of money saved.
The Marietta Chautauqua has three
entertainments per day The Barnes
vile Chautauqua only two. The Ma
rletta Chautauqua gives more for the
money, and spends more money for at
fractions than any Chautauqua in the
south. Be sure to attend.
Rev. w. E. Mumford, who has charge
OF the Children's Industrial Home at
Macon, preached at the Baptist church
Sunday morning, and at the Methodist
church at night and took up collec-
tion for the children at each church;
He is doing grand and noble work.
We learn that, near Winnings, on Fri
day, the Marietta accommodation train
on its return to Marietta was rocked
by some one. A rock thrown shattered
a glass in the car where Rev. Mr.. Belk
was seated and came very near hitting
him.
| PENN MUTUAL premiums are lower.
Policy Contracts more liberal and div
bends larger than any other leading
company. A. S. COHEN, Agent
| Marietta
DIED.-On last Friday morning, at
the residence of Mr.. J. f. w. Fields.
on Church Street, James, the infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. MARITIME,
aged four months, after a brief sick
ness. The bereaved parents have our
sympathy in this, their first family sor-
row that has entered their home and
hearts. The interment took place in
city cemetery.
One or two acres of your cotton crop
Will pay your premium in the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Call that portion your life insurance
Take out the policy now. Some other
| time may be too late, and you can nav
for it in the fall. A S COHEN, Agent,
Deputy Sheriff Conger has been very
successful in raising what is known as
Ice Beans" He was kind enough to
leave some with the editor. That is
the kind of beans we want this hot
weather-ice and plenty of it. Thanks
NoTToE.-To all tax payers: Your
names have been reported to me that
are subject to poll or property tax and
for the benefit of all who have not made
returns, will extend the time, and will
be in Marietta July /, 3, 8, and 8. You
will please do me the kindness to make
| your returns before the expiration
of these dates and save me
| the unpleasant duty of returning
! you IS defaulter as the law directs.
Respectfully,
| X. A. Hill, r. T. r.,
Cobb County, Ga.
! GARD OF THANKS For the MANY acts
of kindness and words of sympathy
from numerous friends during the re-
cent sickness and death of our little
son, and grandson, we take this method
of assuring these friends of our graft
tude and sincere thanks.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G.. J. MARITIME
Mr.. AND MRS. J. r. w. Fields.
At recent meeting of the directors
of the Kennesaw Marble Co. Mr.. H.C.
| Clement and Mr.. J. p. Legg were an
pointed to fill existing vacancies on the
board OF directors for unexpred terms.
The Teachers Institute for Cobb
county will be held at Marietta, July
l to 5 inclusive 1901 All teachers are
required to attend. The summer term
of the schools will begin the second
Monday in July next. The Board of
Education will meet on the first Thurs
day in July. All matters appertaining
to the term must be presented at that
meeting. w. K. POWER,
Superintendent
There is good deal of rubbish on the
| square and weeds on the streets that
ought to be removed this week, before
the Chautauqua. Our visitors ought
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