The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-30

s@AiAJ 0UulOltSITaJeS that he is
an expert with the camera. His nat.
ural positions and good likenesses are
his chief characteristics. Mr., Murray
has reftted his gallery with all the
latest accessories, backgrounds. mod
ern lenses and is well equipped to do
anything in the Photographic line.
Mr.. Murray's work is admired by every
one. Although he is never satisfied
with good enough" is always irving
to give the people something better,
and you may rest assured his work is
guaranteed. He never sends work
out that is not entirely satisfactory.
he has by his moderate prices, fair
dealing, close attention and careful
observance OF the demands of his pat
rons, succeeded in establishing a we'll
merited trade.
A passenger train on the w. 4 A. R.
K. and one on the Southern Railway,
one afternoon of last week, had an ex-
citing race on the tracks which run
parallel for several miles coming out of
Atlanta. 1t is said the speed was about
ninety miles an hour, and it was i'm
possible to stand on your feet in the
cars, but one had to sit down and hold
on to the seat, to keep from being
thrown to one side of the car. There was
intense excitement on the train among
all on board. The w. & A. r. r. train
beat the Southern. The superintend-
ent of the w. A. r. R. heard of the
race and issued an order forbidding a
repetition.
Harrison & Parkinson, one of the
best Repertoire Companies on the road i,
will be the attraction at The Peoples
Theatre all next week. The opening bill
will be "Lost in Egypt" This Com
pany is playing this week in Rome.
The Rome Tribune of January %, says,
''The Company can be rated as the
best that ever visited this town." Pop
ular prices will prevail during the en-
tire week.
A negro, apparently about IS years of
age, snatched the purse of Miss Cortel-
you, of Marietta, as she passed near the
corner of Piedmont avenue and Pine
street in Atlanta last week. Miss Cor
telyou was in the city visiting the fam
lily of Mr.. ]. K. Rowland, and was on
her way home when the negro stepped
up and snatched the purse, which was
hanging from her belt The purse con-
tanned some money.
MARRIED-On the 23d inst, at Hills,
Burke county, Ga, Miss Mary Groves,
of Marietta, and DR.. Frank Minis, a
prominent physician Of that county.
The many friends here of the lovely
bride watt congratulations and good
wishes.
CAPT. w. J. Hudson sells the cele-
brated Poplar Greek and Eagle Coal
None better. Delivered at lowest pric-
es. Orders solicited Phone 81, at J
w. Hardeman's store
Mr.. Trial Owens, of Kennesaw, tells
us he is building a five room cottage
for Mrs. Luda Wilson on her lot on At
lanta street, in this city. The rock
kitchen will be torn away and the site
used for the new hOusa
Rev. and Mrs. G. T. A. Pise gave on
elegant reception ON last Thursday
evening to the st. j James choir. Games
were INDUCED in and nice refreshments
were served. The occasion was one of
enjoyment to all present.
Rev. Kenneth Campbell, who has
been visiting Mr.. J. A. Fields family,
returned to his home in Alfalfa, Ala. -,
on Saturday, and his wife returned on
Wednesday.
Mr.. J. J. Barker wife refunded to To-
edo, Ohio, Wednesday.
Miss T. c. Parker, of Westminster
s. c., Miss Minnie Way and Mr..
Holleman, of Atlanta, were recent
guests of Misses BERTHE and Jessie
Mason.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at the Methodist
church parlor Thursday afternoon at g
o'clock.
Schley killed deer while hunting
near Savannah. Sampson just as well
put in his claim that he is entitled to
the honor and the meat.
Mrs. Jesse Permenter, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Baze-
more, has returned to her home in At
lanta.
Corn and meat and flour are way up
in price, and the farmer who fails to
produce abundance of these food prod
ucts this year will regret it.
DAIRY.-Having rented the Hedges
am prepared to deliver sweet milk
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