The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-04-11

| next Wednesday evening at Z 80 in the
lecture room. The pastor is anxious to
have every member of the congregation
present at this Service. On next Sab
bath evening the pastor will resume his
biographical sermons giving the second
one on the life of Joseph. On next
Friday evening the annual social will
be held in the lecture room of the
church at 1880 O'Clock, at this time a
report of each department of the church
will be read. A program of music will
be rendered and refreshments will be
served.
Senator Clay has anexperience in the
United States Senate that makes him a
valuable man to represent the great
state of Georgia. No new man should
be sent there to learn what Senator
Clay has just learned in order to be in
tiuential and efficient. The people of
Georgia are not going to make that mis-
take when they have in Senator Clay
an indefatigable worker and an able de-
batter.
Those who have tried Legg's soda
pronounce it fine those who have not
are not competent judges.
On last Monday afternoon, while
workmen were putting new roof on
the third story of brick building at
Brumby's Chair Factory, said story
having been added last week, the north
wall fell and three men were hurt, Mr..
Harry Looney, Mr.. Jim Mckinney and
Mr.. White Sherman. Their injuries
are not serious, however, and it is
thought they will soon be all right
again. DR.. Cortelyou gave attention to
the men who were hurt.
Everybody don't drink soda water.
Those that do, pronounce Legg's soda
fine.
Glover's Market, VIM. Johnston pro-
prietor, is one of the cleanest and
neatest markets anywhere. MIR. Herd
er, an experienced meat handler, gives
personal supervision to the preparation
of all meats, sausage, ETC., and sees
that everything is kept as clean as can
be made. The sausage grinder is thor
oughly washed after every grinding
with hot water and soap, and you can
rest assured that perfect cleanliness
prevails. All kinds of fresh meat kept
constantly on hand and prompt delivery
made.
Cobb county will be the only county
in the state of Georgia that will have
an agricultural exhibit, at the PAN
American exposition in Buffalo, New
York. Mr.. j. A. Manget will have a
display there that will show old Cobb
off to fine advantage. Thanks to Mr..
Manget.
Imagination won't quench thirst, but
Legg's Phosphate will
Judge w. NJ. Sessions and Mr.. George
D. Anderson have formed partnership
in the practice of law. Office in brick
building, second door from the corner,
on Atlanta street. Mr.. Anderson has
moved his office to that place. See law
card.
NoTIoE TAX PAYERs.-The tax collec-
tor has turned over to me tax Fl fas for
past taxes due, and I am being pressed
to collect same at once. To save levy
and cost please call and settle imme-
diately. ID. Dunn, Sheriff.
The many tastes OF many people can
be suited at Legg's soda fount.
Governor Gambler has appointed Prof.
S. V. Sanford, superintendent of the
Marietta public schools, on the Board
of Visitors to the State University COM
mencement exercises. Prof Sanford
is one of the ablest educators in the
state and is so recognized.
If you want real nice job printing
done, executed with new type and by
skilled and experienced printers, where
no botch work is turned out, leave your
orders with the MARIETTA JOURNAL.
HrlceS as low as Ine lowest Tor the
character of the work done.
For SALE-The Russell big boil pro-
life cotton seed, 100 bushels, at SOC per
bushel. Also have lumber and sawdust
for sale, and can fill orders on short no.
tice. W. ?. HARDAGE.
Don't buy your Clothing, Shoes and
Hats before seeing our large and varied
assortment. We are correct in fashion,
fit, finish and prices. Read & DuPre
Missionary Institute of the Mari
eta district will be held at Jasper rom
18th to 18th of April. Presiding Elder
S. B. Ledbetter, DR.. Bigham, Rev. DR..
Heidi and all the Methodist ministers
of the district will be present. DR..
Belk is down for a sermon.
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