The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-20

/ 'IVl VI INC birmingham Gas
Works. Mrs. Johnston and daughter
will follow in few days. We regret
the departure of this most estimahle
family, who came here from Chicago
some six years ago. Our best wishes
for success.
Marshal Parks arrested young
fellow named John Duncan. of
Gritter district, last week on charge
of pnrloining pair of shoes from Tyre
Whitlock of the same district for whom
he had worked. The shoes we're recov-
cred. Judge McCleskey bound Duncan
over to the superior court.
All the latest designs are to be found
at Mrs. r. r. Caters where she is pre-
pared to fill all orders for Ladies' Spring
and Summer suits, promptly and at
reasonable prices. Her work rooms,
at Z, Sessions corner can be reached
from q. m. until 8 p. M. through
Phone 40.
Rev. j. M. Gable and Mr.. w. ]. Clay,
OF Cobb county, have been drawn on
the grand jury for the March term of
United States Court in Atlanta. Mr..
A. I. Coryell, of Marietta, has been
drawn on the traverse jury.
Sanford Burton, colored, was arrest
ed and tried Thursday before Judge p.
ID. McCleskey, at the instance of the
Southern Bottling Works, of Atlanta,
charging larceny after trust in the con-
signments of goods. He gave bond 800,
for'appearance in Cobb superior court.
! The triplets born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Barber, Of Atlanta have been
named Carnegie, Rockefeller, and
Morgan Barber, If the three million
aiers do not give the triplets hand
some contribution then they ought to
go to Utah to live.
Miss Grayson Willingham, of Mar
ietta, is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. J =.
NJ. Sanders. Miss Willingham is a
popular favorite here and has many
admirers who always give her cor
dial welcome.-Dalton Citizen.
LosT-Full-blooded Jersey COW fawn
color; one horn shorter than the other.
Finder please communicate with Mrs.
H. E. Herrin, Lawrencelstreet.
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.
A nice lot of Red Raspberries for
sale 81 so per hundred.
w. r. MONTGOMERY.
There is plenty of time for prospec-
tive candidates to run for office, as the
election is some time off yet. No use
to try to keep mp with the candidates
for governor.
What's the matter with Atlanta?
We don't see any claim Of the Atlanta
papers that Prince Henry once re-
sided in that city This is probably an
oversight.
Mrs. Pauline James is the guest of
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Brown for a few weeks,
until the return of Mrs. L. B. Robson
from her visit to her mother in Perry
Ga.
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
Rev. S. A. Paris says he has traced
the oil on his land in the branch to it's
source, where it is stronger and more
abundant than heretofore discovered
1t looks as if there is something in it
worthy of investigation.
The three appealed cases in regards
the shortage in the city educational
fund, are placed in the March calendar
of the supreme court for hearing, hut
will probably not be heard for month
or two later.
Have you renewed your subscription
to the Journal? If not, do so at once.
No pay, no paper. Look at the label
with your name on it and see how the
date stands.
/ The window trimmed with all kinds
of brushes and brooms at Dohbs Hard
ware Co. is certainly attractive. Every
one should see it.
Hon. Willis Everett, of Oakhurst,
! gave free illustrated lecture at the
lecture room of the Presbyterian church
on Tuesday night. 1t was quite in
teresting.
Palmer's "Ten Nights in a Barroom'
company has been compelled to can
eel it's engagement here this season.
This will cause great disappointment
| to our theatregoers.
| PENN MUTUAL PREMIUMS are lower,
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