The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-11-28

| -~ SASAoh mare. LIT. D. VI. A-Ozfey, OF
this place, tells US that in May of last
year he bought trio of these prolific
little animals and that he has since
sold $4,000 worth and has over one
hundred on hand now. He also has
other breeds of rabbits, guinea pigs,
ETC., and finds the raising of these ami
mails profitable. He takes great inter
est in them and will soon have vast
rabbit farm. He has no trouble to sell
all he can raise.
Mr.. j. B. Barber, one of Cobb county g
best farmers, has left with us some of
his line sweet potatoes, "The Pride of
Georgia" Mr.. Barber took the first
prize at the Interstate Fair in Atlanta,
and also at the State Fair in Savannah.
He bedded one and half bushels of
this variety of potatoes ard got 100
bushels in return. They are very fine
potatoes. He has our thanks for his
kind remembrance.
Small pox has broken out in the
FAMILY of Mr.. John Jones In Gritter
district in this county. Mr. Jones and
three Of his children have this loath-
some disease. A negro woman pass
! ing stopped there about two weeks
ago. She had been with some negroes
who had the small pox, and this is the
only way, Mr.. Jones and family could
have gotten it
| For SALE.-Two horse power kero-
sene engine, recently overhauled and in
good condition. A bargain. Apply at
JOURNAL office.
We had three heavy frosts in success
sion last week and then came rain Fri
day night, the old saying verified.
Seven million dollars in gold were
shipped to Europe last week from New
York. This is big pile of money to
get rid of.
Dobbs Hardware Co. have had big
sale on Majestic Ranges but have few
left. They will take your old stove as
part payment on range.
If provisions continue to advance in
price, then prices on everything else,
will have to advance in order to keep
out of debt and even up.
SUBscR1BERs-Notice the printed date
after your name, and see if your sub
scription has expired, if so renew at
once. Those not renewing will nave
heir names Dropped from the list.
! Men who come to buy single shirt
buy two. They can't resist our fall
teautles. READ g. DUPRE
| The Red Men had the town Wednes-
day night of last week. A lodge of
! thirty-five members were organized. A
! number from Atlanta came up and as
sisted in the work.
! A special meeting of Woman's For
eign Missionary Society will be held at
the Methodist church parlor at o'clock
on Thursday afternoon, and all the la
dies are earnestly requested to attend
! WHITE PRIMARY for nomination of
Mayor and city council of Marietta
will be held Saturday, Nov. 80, 1901, at
council chamber of said city. Polls to
open at s a. IN. and close at 6 p. m.
standard time. By order Elk. Com.
IL. IL. NoRTHCUTT, Chairman.
One and all are hereby notified not
to hunt on our lands.
4, w. G. Kemp, ]. S. Reed,
j. l.. Manning, j J. Hardage,
I. J. Manning, @. w. Manning,
V.B. CHANNEL, Il. +. Manning,
G. D. Manning. w. 2. Hardage.
r. T. Nesbitt.
Semi Weekly Atlanta Journal and
eight page Marietta JOURNAL for one
year for $1.6O.
Mrs. Dora Hughes Simmonds and son
left Thursday for their home in Biz
mingham. Ala. Mrs. M. G. Holmes will
visit Mrs. Simmonds this week. Mrs.
L. H. Hughes left for Birmingham the
first of the week.
ALL OlJO II EDLUNS-OuOulO dULeD0
meeting next Tuesday night as election
of officers for the ensuing six months
takes place.
All the stores will be closed Thurs
day in due observance of Thanksgiving.
Many will attend church, others will
HE away to the woods in quest of
quail, while others will pursue their
usual avocations.
NOTICE, HUNTERS. The land belong
ing to the estate of A. J Cheney, de-
ceased, are posted according to law.
Positively no one will be given permits
sion to hunt on said lands. This Nov.
4th, 1901. JAS n. CHENEY,
Executor of j. A. Cheney.
With bacon at 10 and III cents per
pound, corn and meal at 90 cents,
wheat at $1.00, and cotton at about 7
cents, it would seem that our farmers
should make extra efforts to raise
home provisions for another year.