The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-08-07

Ieaulhg from Whitiock Avenue To Poll
street. 1t was at his suggestion thai
.ne street was namedi 'Winn street.
Inns new street makes very impor
tant outlet that was very much needed
aho thanks are due Mr.. Brown fo,
making it possible and reality.
We find that the ladies can give n,
more news than the men. The mer
VIII say at once, Il don't know anv.
thlng. The ladies will stop and think
and remember" some item which thew
gladly tell you. The ladies' are the hes,
friends of the hard worked newspape,
reporter.
loE CREAM, the best in the city, and
Soda Water, the most delicious Al
| Mosners lee Cream Parlor and Soda
Fount. All orders promptly filled for
6anquets and picnics.
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms, either
furnished or unfinished, with con.
Meeting door on Cherokee street. Apply
at this Office.
The colored women of Marietta have
organized club also. They believe if
a club is good for white folks it is good
for colored folks. Their club is not
to play cards, but to beautify their
homes, to keep them clean, white wash,
and plant flowers, etc, L. B. Norris
wife is at the head of this very CON-
mendable movement.
Messrs. r. H. Northcutt, Jas. T
Anderson and Geo. HI. Keeler's resi-
dences have the latest improved system
| OF hot water heating, they can easily
maintain So or 70 degrees fahrenheit
while the outside temperature is zero.
All were put in by Dobbs Hardware Co.
Miss Agnes Hardeman entertained a
few friends at her. home on last Thurs
day evening, in compliment to her
guest, Miss Lucy Tomlinson, a beau
tiful and accomplished young lady of
McDonough, Ga. Nice refreshments
were served, and the occasion was one
of real pleasure to all present.
CRY TAX BooK.-The city tax book is
now open for the payment of city taxes
for the year 1902. Call at clerks office
in council chamber and make prompt
payments. ]. M. AUSTIN, City Clerk.
Mr.. A. J. Harrison was in our office
ard said: II have been sending the
Journal to Mr.. H. G. Marshall in
Philadelphia, and he says he reads it
with great deal of interest-that it is
one of the best weekly papers he ever
saw, and a credit to Marietta" Thanks
for the good opinion so far away.
If the people would require a certifi-
cate of competency from the plumber,
they could very often dispense with the
services of the physician
FARM FOR SALE,--180 acres of land, 40
acres timbered, six room dwelling nice
ly finished, good barn, two tenant
houses, four wells of good water. vari-
ETY. of fruits, land productive and we'll
adapted to peach culture. The place is
situated four miles south of Acworth,
Ga, best settlement in Cobb county.
Address 7. H. McCleskey, Acworth, Ga.
According to statistics compiled last
year Georgia is now the first peach
growing state in this half of the coun-
try, with 100000 bearing trees
Maryland is second, with 4,015,0OO
trees New Jersey is third, with 2,7OO-
600, and Delaware is fourth, with 2,40O-
900. Twenty years ago Georgia had no
place on the list.
Sanitary plumbing means health and
defective plumbing means disease, we
do the former kind.
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Mr.. S. G. McEachern came down
from Rome last week and on Thursday
carried his father-in-law, Mr.. Bill
Stanley to his home in that place,
where he can be waited on, he having
fallen some weeks ago and broke his
hip.
For SALE OR NT.-Modern six room
cottage on Church and Sessions streets.
Possession given September 1st. Ad-
dress s. A. Anderson, Marietta, or J.
E. w. Fields, Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. R. H. Northcutt left Monday
with Mr.. George Muse and party from
Atlanta, for Murphy, n. c., going from
there twenty-five miles into the noun
tains to camp out and fish for mountain
trout. Will probably be absent cou-
pie of weeks.
The physicians business is to treat
disease, the result too frequently Of
some alleged plumbers work.
PATENTS. There is fortune in good
inventions. If you have good idea
write me. H. NJ. BRoADwELL,
Registered Patent Attorney,
Roswell, Ga.
A car load of fine watermelons ship
ped from Austell, in this county, is
what Mr.. Geo. D. Phillips had on sale
at the depot Thursday. The Atlanta
Home Insurance Co. have twelve acres