The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06

able to live in Marietta. I never will
forget the pleasant years spent in that
delightful little city. do enioy the
reading of the Marietta Journal so
much, and pass it around among my
friends. Keep it coming"
Our citizens have very generally
signed petition for the re-appoint-
ment of Mr.. D. G. Cole as postmaster
at Marietta, his term expiring March
18th next. Mr.. Cole and his assistants
in the office have given good service to
to the people, always accommodating and
courteous, and there is no necessity
for change, and the Journal hopes
there will be none.
A knocker that knocks. Our White
Pine Cough Syrup will knock cough
the quickest of any remedy we know.
| We have used it ourselves and know
| just what it will do. Try it. 25 cents
a bottle, at @. M. CROSBY & Co.
The two days of Cobb Superior Court
cleared the jail but by Thursday even
irg, Sheriff Dunn and his deputies had
tive more prisoners in Jail, arrested
on true bills found by the grand jury
during the two days. They are Sam
Williams, misdemeanor; Dock Will
Jams, gambling; Jonas Mobley, gam
bling; lump Lemons, gambling; John
Thomas (Stew meat, gambling.
Misses Blanche and Irene Barnes, of
Marietta, we're given a reception by
their cousin, Miss Beulah Evans, in
Gainesville, on Monday evening, sixty
guests were present. The house was
beautifully decorated, white and red
being the color scheme throughout
Dainty refreshments were served.
The Ordinary received for the sale Of
the convicts, sentenced at January
Call Term of Cobb Superior Court,
after paying to the officers of court
their costs, $28O.48, it being $23. 48
more than the costs of the court for the
two days held, and the same was
turned into the county treasury.
Valentines Valentines All kinds =;
large assortment. Beautiful, witty and
hitty, at G. M. CROSBY & 90.
The lastlegislature changed the State
registration law by giving the Tax
Collector the power to register a man
when he pays his taxes. Tax Collec-
tor Murray can only register voter
who pays his taxes, so if you want to
vote, you had better pay your taxes.
DIED.-Mrs. Amanda Harkins, aged
about 70 years, died on last Monday
night at the home of her sister, Mrs.
w. r. Turner, in this city. The re-
mains were carried to Hickory Flat for
interment Tuesday morning. The be-
| reaved relatives have our sympathy in
this sad affliction.
The window trimmed with all kinds
| of brushes and brooms at Dohbs Hard
ware Co. is certainly attractive. Every
one should see it.
1t is not exaggeration to say that
the Marietta Journal has the best
equipped job printing office, between
Atlanta and Dalton. The work turned
out at this Office will bear comparison
with the best, and the prices are just
| right, TRY us and see.
| Penn MUTUAL PREMIUMS are lower,
| Policy Contracts more liberal and div
dends larger than any other leading
company. A. S. COHEN, Agent
| Marietta.
Mr.. @. NJ. Head and wife have moved
from Powder Springs to his farm near
Marietta, bought of Mr.. Frank Wat
son. Mr.. Head lived in Texas mum
Der of years but has made up his mind
that he can do about as we'll in Cobb as
in Texas, and will remain here.
1t will pay you to read the half page
advertisement of Carnes & Gilbert in
this issue. By cutting out their ad-
vertisement and taking it to them you
can get fine rocking chair for 81 20.
CAPT. w. J. Hudson sells the cele-
braRd Poplar Greek and Eagle Coal
Nohe better. Delivered at lowest pric-
es. Orders solicited Phone 81, at J
w. Hardeman's store.
| Goods that are worth anything are
worth advertising if they are not worth
advertising, they are not worth having
In this wide-awake, progressive age
newspaper advertising is indispensable
to success.
We have bought out the pottery and
are offering big bargains in flower pots
Dobbs Hardware Company.
DR.. @. H. Field was called to Gordon
county on Saturday night to attend his
brother, DR.. John Fields, who is quite
sick.
Rev. S. r. Belk says he never marie:
runaway couples if they acknowledge
it. Sometimes they slip on him, and