The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-05

he fell. He is twenty five years old
and earned $50 almonth as photograph
er it is stated. He claims now to be
unable to do any kind of work. The
! attorneys filing suit are N. A. Morris,
E. P. Green and E. E. Pomeroy At
lanta News.
The fancy prices received by orchard
men the. past season has started q
peach craze and everybody who can get
enough land to put out an orchard on
has been making preparations to plant
trees this winter. But many of them
will have to wait another year before
launching into the peach industry. All
the nurseries in north Georgia and
those in Tennessee have sold all the
Elbertas and Emmas they have on
hand.
Cards are out announcing the APP
preaching marriage of Mr.. Egbert Bar
rows Freyer and Miss Arnoldina Reese,
on Wednesday evening, September 18th
at nine o'clock at Christ church,
Macon Ga. Mr.. Freyer is the son of
Prof and Mrs. F. l.. Freyer, of Marietta,
and one of the proprietors of the Nc
! Neel Marble Co. Miss Reese is the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Frederick
REESE, of Macon.
FARM FOR SALE.-My farm of 100
acres, two miles of Marietta, ten room
dwelling, two barns, good orchard
variety of fruits, we'll watered and tim
| bered, must be seen to be appreciated
Also farm of 20 acres, three room
house, a good vineyard, etc, adjoining
| the above farm. r. +. BUTLER.
Rev. S. R. Belk began series of re-
| ligious services at the Olinville church
last Sunday, and will probably con-
tinue two weeks. DR.. Belk is preach
ing some fine sermons, and great deal
of interest is being manifested. Every
body invited to attend ard assist in the
glorious work being done in the cause
of the Master.
The vagrant law is probably less en-
forced than any of the statutes. If it
were, there would be fewer cases of
petit larceny before the justices courts.
1t is but short step from loafing to
vagrancy, and the cities and towns are
filed with loafers.
You can exchange your old school
20 70 afh nIc cfof
Miss Siler's Book Store.
The Governor and Comptroller gener-
al have fixed $5:44 as tax rate for Geor-
gia. This is the highest rate allowed
by law. Yetowing to the great appro-
priations of the Legislature, this does
not raise enough money, but leaves a
deficit of 1866, 900.
"a baby in the home is well-spring
of pleasure" This accounts for the
smile Mr.. Joe Legg is wearing nova
fine daughter arrived at his home on
Saturday morning last.
Will sell you the first ten car loads Of
prime lump coal at $3.50 per ton.
II. MEINERT
The best way to build up a city is to
encourage every enterprise. No
stumbling blocks should be thrown in
the way of progress. Every dollar circu-
lated in community rebounds to the
benefit, more or less, of every citizen
! Of that community
DIR. I. H. Springer has bought the
Myers property fronting on Waddell
street, near Judge Stones residence,
from Mrs. Myers and Miss Green and
will divide the property into building
lots.
We learn that Mr.. Frank Northcutt
and family, who moved from this place
to Texas number of months ago, are
dissatisfied with that country, and con-
template returning to old Cobb.
Mr.. Frank Freyer, attending Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Nd, is spend
ing his vacation here with his parents,
Prof. and Mrs. F. l.. Freyer.
Look on the margin of this paper
after your name and see if your sub
scription has expired, and have the
date moved up by payment.
Mrs. Sanders has filed suit against
the Southern for $4,000, for being put
off the train at Nickajack in this coun'
ty. Col. N. A. Morris is her attorney
: Save money-buysc school books, satch'
els and tablets at Legg's Drug Store
old stand.
We are glad to learn that Miss Lester
Gam, daughter Mr.. J. NJ. Gam, wht
has been quite sick with fever, is mucf
better and on fair way to recovery
: Miss Blanche Smith. OF Powoe'
9 Springs, is visiting friends in MARKETS.
this week.