The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-16

OF Mrs. A. d. Ruede, of Marietta. She
formerly resided in this place. Mr..
Whltner is prominent drummer and
is highly esteemed by all who know
him. The Journal watts its good
wishes.
The MARIETTA Journal is the paper
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es all the local news, city and county,
gives all important state and national
news, and is the official paper in which
all the advertisements of the Sheriff
Ordinary, and Clerk of Court and
Treasurer are authorized to appear.
1t prints ali the news fit to print. On
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Mr.. Douglas Lawhon, who has been
holding responsible position with the
Southern Railroad, has accepted a
position as assistant rate clerk in the
office of the A. K. & n. Railway in
Marietta, and has gone to work. Mr..
Hood takes Mr.. Silas Garrison's place
as telegraph operator, and Mr.. johnson.
OF Atlanta, takes Mr.. Hoods place as
file clerk.
Mr. E. u. Gilbert has moved his fur
nlture store into the building adjoining
vacated by Mr.. G. D. Butler. The Bald
win Grocery Company will occupy the
store room vacated by Mr. Gilbert.
The store will be nicely improved and
the Baldwins will continue to keep an
up-to-date grocery store.
OsTEoPATHY.-Dr Elizabeth Ewing,
graduate of American School of Osteo-
pathy. Marietta Office, Locust Lodge,
Phone 284. Monday, Wednesday, Fri
day. Atlanta Office, The Farlinger,
Peachtree and Ivy streets. Bell phone
1347. Consultation, free.
Mr.. T. w. Mitchell of Ocala, Fla,
has bought the Dunwoody House on
Church street and moved into it.
He will conduct boarding house. Mr..
Mitchell is the general deputy of the
Woodman of the World for Georgia
We welcome Mr. Mitchell and family
to our city.
The side wall of the store building
on Cherokee street, next to Hicks
livery stable, fell through decay, last
Saturday morning. fortunately no one
was passing at the time, or the results
might have been disastrous. The
building is considered dangerous, and
in state of collapse.
The Cobb County Courier, by Prof
Bernard Awtrey, made its appearance
last week. 1t is five column, eight.
page paper, and presents neat typo.
| graphical and newsy appearance. The
Journal extends fraternal greeting tC
the new candidate for public favor.
Mr.. Silas Garrison, who has beer
telegraph operator i'll the A. K. & N
Railroad office here, has gone to Dallas
Ga, where he will be operator for the
Southern Railway. He is worthy
young man and we wish him we'll.
Capt. w. Il. Turner. of Marietta
will organize the Concord Orchard
Company two, miles below Marietta
in which he has 81 900 trees, the stock
will be $4,000 at 800 per share and he
will retain half the stock.
NoTIoE.-All parties are hereby noti-
fled not to come upon, cross over, pass
through, fish, hunt or trepass upon our
premises in any manner whatever
under penalty of the law.
L. B. ROBEsoN
NJ. H. RoBEsoN
Owners.
Chairman duBignon says that he
thinks the state primary will be held
in June, which will give the candidates
about five months in which to push
their campaigns.
The Atlanta Semi Weekly Journal
and the Marietta Journal one year foi
$1.85.
Somebody is going to get Terrell-by
sick over this gubernatorial race. II
there is no Query wandering, the mat
ter will be "dcne up Brown" if they
have to E-still drinks to do it.
For SALE. One nice suit of parlol
furniture. Apply at All Lawrence st
Miss Minerva McClatchey, of Chat.
tanooga, will visit Miss Pearl Nc.
Clatchey next Saturday.
A special missionary service will be
held at st. James Episcopal church
next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Al
invited.
Mr.. John Towers, of Birmingham
Ala, visited his parents here Sunday
Col. and Mrs. j. Il, Towers.
Hon. James D. McCreary has beer
nominated United States Senator from
Kentucky.
Capt. X. w. Boone and Mr.. J. r
Winters went to Canton last week or