The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-04-10

your interest to call and inspect goods
and get prices. He occupies the store
vacated by Mrs. Root on north side of
town. His wife and two lady clerks
are there to wait on you. Besides
spring and summer millinery he has
splendid line of shoes. Read his adver
tisement in this issue and call and see
him.
Not quite two months now until the
State democratic primary is held,
Thursday, June 9th. Let every man
register and be prepared to vote. 1t is
important. The farmers should give
one day to select the men who are to
administer the laws and rule over them.
indifference is inexcusable. What is
the use of having the privilege to vote
II you do not exercise that privilege?
Prof. George E. Nolan, principal of
the Marietta public school, has been
appointed, by Governor Gambler on the
board OF visitors of the State Univer-
sity This is quite compliment, but
a deserved one. Prof. Nolan is not only
a gentleman Oy nature and education,
but is one of the best equipped educa-
tors in the state.
1t is said that the A. K. & n. railroad
is having survey made from Elizabeth,
running on the east side of Marietta to
Atlanta, with view of ultimately ex-
tending their line to Atlanta. 1t looks
as if another competing line in freights
will be had by and by.
Miss Katie Winn's many friends will
regret to hear that she is confined to
her home as result of sudden and
unexpected hurt of her crippled leg.
She is receiving good attention and til
hoped she will be out soon
Mr.. S. j. Heath has accepted posi-
ton with the Kowin Manufacturing
Co., of Chicago, and will travel in plac-
ing trading stamps. His wife will re-
side here for the time being.
BARRED PLYMOUTH RooKs.-If YOU
want the best take the Conger strain,
the most noted prize winning strain in
the world. Eggs from prize winners,
So per setting.
CLIFF w. FOWLER, Marietta.
Mr.. w. D. Anderson will return to
Macon to resume his old position with
the Bib Manufacturing Company.
He will move his family and reside
there permanently.
If you intend to do a big business
this season, better not attempt it with
out advertising, It's foregone con-
clusion that the prosperous merchant
is the. one who advertises.
PENN MUTUAL PREMIUMS are lower,
Policy Contracts more liberal and div
dends larger than any other leading
company. A. S. COHEN, Agent
Marietta.
Mr.. Andrew Corradi, the fine marble
cutter at Kennesaw Marble Co., has
gone to Charleston, S. c., to accept
job.
Mr.. o. NJ. Womble, who has been
working for Mcneil Marble Co., has
gone to Charleston, S. c., to work. His
family will reside here short while
and then join him.
Mr.. Charles A. Green, formerly of
Marietta, recently of West Point, Ga,
son of Conductor George Green, has
opened jewelry store in Washington,
Ga.
Mrs. w f. Brand, of Augusta, is the
guest of her friend, Mrs. Pauline James,
at Mrs. L. B. Robeson's. She and Mrs.
James were guests of Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Brown on Monday.
Prof. G. I. Clotfelter and wife came
up from Lithonia on Friday and visited
her fathers family, Mr.. Charles S.
Northcutt, returning on Monday morn
ing.
A car load of white marble, for a
bank IN Jacksonville, Fla, passed
through Marietta Saturday from the
marble quarry in Pickens county owned
by Judge Gober.
That controversy between Candidate
! Query and The Macon Telegraph was
a fine advertisement for Query. There
is no dull time where Query goes.
DR.. / H. Springer has bought the
COWS and fixtures of Mr.. w. L. Rich
ardson's dairy farm, and moved them
to his farm in Fulton county.
Mr. r. III. Northcutt will lead Ep-
worth League at the Methodist church
Sunday night, at 6:45. Subject, "Giv-
ing, it's law, and its reflex Influences
I Mrs. Thornton and Miss Thornton,
and Mrs. Bryant and daughter, Of Bos-
ton, Mass, and Miss Irwin, of Virginia,
are at Miss Crockett's,
Coroner Lyon held an inquest at Nick