The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-27

70 Marietta with the expressed threat
OF giving him a whipping. The party
got word of the mans avowed purpose
and was ready for him. When approach
ed the angry man told him the object
OF his visit. The other fellow was calm
and cool and remarked. well, hone
you will consider the matter. This il
very disagreeable day, hardly suit
able for such unpleasant business E"
Well" the fellow thoughtfully said.
L have changed my mind, and don't
believe will, and walked off.
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 a. m. until ep. m. through
Phone 43.
MONEY TO LoAN.-Several thousand
dollars to learn on improved Marietta
real estate or county farms at reason
aDle rate of interest and no commits
sion. Address by letter "Citizen -
care of Journal office.
The wainscoting of the Episcopal
church caught on fire from a red hot
stove on Friday morning, and was burn
ing rapidly when discovered. The fire
was speedily extinguished, and this
pretty little church was saved from
destruction.
L WILL SELL AT ACTUAL COST, One hun
dred and fifty dollars worth of the
! finest and most complete lines of per-
fumes, and toilet articles ever shown in
this city. so cent packages will sell
Tor "a cents; % cent packages will sell
for II cents. This sale will begin at
| once. q. d. BUTLER.
The Epworth League literary social
at Mrs. Welsh's on last Thursday even
ing was largely attended and was one
OF the most successful and enjoyable
meetings held by the league in some
time. Nice refreshments were served
A Marietta lady has forty young
chicks just entered upon their earthly
experience. Doubtless they will soon
discover that this is cold and change
able and slushy world. But they have
genuine mothers to hover them. They
are not incubator 'orhings."
Deputy Sheriff Congo and Constable
Morris arrested Jerry McAfee, colored
on the charge of stealing from trunk
$500 in money belonging to Ada Ward ,
colored. He was tried before Judge
2. d. McCleskey and bound over to
| Cobb Superior Court on bond of 800.
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
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the Methodist Church Par
lor at 3 O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
A full attendance is required as there
is business of Importance.
| MRS. w. r. POWER,
Corresponding Secretary.
Atlanta is about to get mad with the
Southern railroad because it won't
agree to have new depot on the old
site. What the Southern wants, in our
opinion, is depot of its own on Mitch
ell street, and you will see that is what
it will do before the matter is settled.
Call and examine the soap we are
| offering at Is cents a box and if it is
not equal to any you ever bought at
% cents don't take it.
Faw & Rogers.
1t looks as if Atlanta will loose her
new depot. Spencer, of the Southern
Railway, says there is not room at the
old car shed for commodious depot
for all the railroads Now let Atlanta
prepare to "shed" tears.
| CAPT. w. j. Hudson sells the cele-
brated Poplar Greek and Eagle Coal.
None better. Delivered at lowest prize
es. Orders solicited Phone 81, at J.
w. Hardeman's store.
| Odd Fellows of Cherokee Lodge, No.
8, will please pay into the Secretary
so cents funeral benefits due on the
death of the wife of Mr.. H. M. Barfield.
To be in good standing promptness is
required.
The insurance companies have de-
cided to advance rates % per cent, on
account of the great loses sustained
by fires. In other words the people
must pay enough money in to foot the
bills of all those losses.
Congress has recently repealed the
war tax, but doesn't seem able to re-
peal the war now in full blast in the
Philippines. Those Filipinos refuse
to stay whipped.