The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-20
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shade trees.
The rain Wednesday afternoon OF
last week, was a regular trash mover
The streets were flooded.
Mrs. Gussie Chamberlin was absent
from the postoffice on Thursday owing
to illness.
Mr.. Martin Dooley, who was connect
ed with the State Road SO years died in
Atlanta last week.
You can get ice cream every Friday
and Saturday at J. w. Legg's Onyx
Fountain.
BARRED PLYMOUTH RooKs-Pure'C Con
ger strain direct. The most noted prize
winning strain in the world. Eggs for
sale. CLIFF w. FOWLER, Marietta.
Mr.. Miller Brady and wife have
rooms at DR.. Waddell's and are house
keeping.
Mr. r. 2. Beecher, secretary and
treasury of the Southern Marble Com
pany at Tate, died in Atlanta on last
Thursday.
Parties engaged in peach culture,
tell US the prospect for abundant fruit
this season is very promising, unless
there is freeze later on.
The Marietta Journal and the Allan
ia Weekly Constitution one year $1.85,
Mosher bakes Lread twice every day
and cakes all day, except Sundays.
Mosher gives Green Trading Stamps.
You can get ice cream every Friday
and Saturday att. w. Legg's Onyx
Fountain
Fine stock, new type, artistic print
ers-these are Distinguishing fea-
lures that make the Journal Job
Rooms popular for printing. Let us
have your order.
You can get ice cream every Friday
and Saturday at j. w. Legg's Onyx
Fountain.
1t often happens that the candidate
who is .cheered most before election
doesn't find much cheer after the votes
have been counted.
Mrs. S. Il. Belk, Mrs. J. M. Austin,
Mrs. Len Baldwin and Mrs Heath at
tended the Woman's Home Missionary
Society at Gainesville last week.
Attending court by due process of
law is very trying on the patience of
the Judge, jury and witnesses, when
cases are drawn out an unreasonable
length of time.
FoUND.-A beautiful pearl handle
knife worth about $3.50, The owner
can get same by explaining why he
left it in my wheat house where he
cut the strings of several sacks of
grain and peas. The peas carried off
can also be returned as token of good
faith J. GID MORRIS.
Rev. A J. Beck, candidate for State
School Commissioner, delivered a
speech at the courthouse on last Thurs
day at noon. Mr.. Beck is well remem-
bered by number of our citizens as
pastor Of the Baptist church here some
twenty years ago.
A big reunion Of Confederate Vet
Grams Of Georgia, is being arranged by
the Seventh Georgia Regiment to be
held on the battle fields of Manassas,
where the historic battle was fought on
July 2lst 1861 The reunion will be
held on July DIST of this year. the
anniversary of the battle. There are
a number of the Seventh Georgia Reg
iment living in Cobb county.
Hon. H NJ. Mcintosh, editor of the
Albany Daily Herald, accompanied his
friend, Hon. Mark Johnson to Marietta
on Thursday evening to hear his open
ing speech for State School Commits
sioner. Mr.. Mcintosh is aigenial, clever
gentleman, and is editor of one of the
most influential papers in the state.
His visit to Marietta was appreciated
There was never so much advertising
us now and the reason is apparent to
every observing student of the times
it is simply that there was never so
great necessity for advertising. In
fact, there is no success today in the
ordinary fields Of business without it.
ard the amount of sdyartiSirL doDa