The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-08-28


ant evening. Miss Anderson proved
herself efficient in the art of entertain.
ing and was aided by Miss Leila Ander
son, who made very charming assist.
ant. Delightful refreshments were
served in abundance and the evening is
one to be pleasantly remembered by all
present.
There is large number of people
who read the Marietta Journal who are
not subscribers, but borrowers. Now
why not help US make a better. pape,
by subscribing? Only one dollar pei
year, 80 cents for six months, % cents
for three months. Who is it that can
not spare that much to the support OF
his town and county paper? Send us
you subscription at once.
For SALE-I have lot of best quality
lime, and few barrels cement for sale
cheap. Apply at new jail or my office.
y. +. HENDERSON, the Contractor.
This is the season Of the year when
the merchant who isn't advertising al
ready should begin. If he will buy q
space in his home paper and let the buy
ing public know that he has something
to sell, the chances are that he will not
have long to wait for an increase in the
number of his customers.
Mr.. J. Gid Morris informs us that his
| son, ]. Gid, in the United States navy
will arrive home about next Monday
He is now on the Montgomery, having
travelled around the, world. He is
a very valuable man and his services
are being used in training about so new
men.
ICE CREAM, the best in the city, and
Coda Water, the most delicious at
| Mosher's Ice Cream Parlor and Soda
Fount. All orders promptly filled for
banquets and picnics.
Marietta is the place to come to sell
your cotton and cotton seed, and buy
your dry goods, groceries, hardware,
buggies, wagons, harness and furniture
in fact anything needed on the farm,
mill or in the home.
PHoTOs AGAIN-Friends and patrons
Owing to the confinement being too
hard on my health, expect to quit
taking indoor photos after September
10th. Until that date | will close out
my card stock at my usual reasonable
rates. After September 10 l shall dc
view work in and around Marietta.
ROYAL HUBBELL.
We have just received big line of
Boys Pants, blacks, blues and fancies
Just the thing for school.
Florence, King & Co.
Mr.. Seaborn Crowley is strong ad-
vocate to issue fifty year bonds to i'm
prove the public roads of Cobb county
He says the increase in the valuation OF
property would pay the extra tax,
Justice McCleskey bound over the
negro gamblers, John Thomas, Henry
Banks, and Sam Lakeque, but dis
charged Joe Jones. The women Ida
Hopkins and Luda Melodies were also
bound over to Cobb Superior Court.
Before the rainy season sets in you
should recover your house and get the
shingles from
HENDERSON, the Shingle man..
Mrs. Geo. H. Morris and children, of
Birmingham, who have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. l.. n. Trammell, left
Thursday for Dalton to visit her broth
err, Col Paul n. Trammell.
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. J. M. AUSTIN, City Clerk
Why not call up Phone IS and let us
have the names of your visitors to pub
lish in the Journal? You are not
ashamed of them are you? You owe
this courtesy to them.
Just unloaded a car of fine heart
shingles from Montgomery, Ala, the
finest on the market.
HENDERSON, the Shingle man.
Mr.. NJ. L. Austin, of Marshville, Ga,
who has been visiting his cousin, Mr.
Joe M. Austin, returned home Friday
morning.
We will save you money on Clothing
Low Cut Shoes ana Straw Hats in our
August cut price cash sale,
READ & DUPRE,
Coal Now is a good time to call at
H. Meinert's and see about putting in
your winters supply of coal. We
handle the very best Jellico coal
H. MEINERT.
Miss Grayson Willingham, who has
been the attractive gusst of Mrs. r. O.
Pitts, was called home Monday to Ma
rietta by wire, announcing the sudden
death of an aunt.-Cedartown Stan
dard.
DIED.-News comes of the death OF
Mrs NJ i Fleming, and she was buried
at SMYRNA Tuesday.