The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-08-21

II. W. Boone, Joe P. Legg, L. De F.
Newell, A. V. Cortelyou. The officers
elected for the ensuing year were Geo.
+. Newell, President; H. C. Clement.
vice PRESIDENT, and A. V. Cortelyou.
Secretary and Treasurer. The usual
dividend of eight per cent was declar-
| ed.
The farmers in Georgia should save
every blade of grass they possibly can
this year, They will need it next spring
to feed their horses and mules and
other stock. Corn in all probable
lty will be high notwithstanding the
fact that an unusually large crop is
predicted. The yield in Georgia will
not De large and western corn always
comes high. With plenty of hay the
outlay for corn may be very much cut
down.
| Mitchell wagons have taken the lead
all over the South and is the best wa
| gon by general consent of the farmers.
Dobbs Hardware Co buys them by the
car load.
Mrs. B. G, Brumby entertained the
euchre club Thursday afternoon, and it
proved pleasant occasion to the large
number present. Mrs. Morgan Nc
Neel won the first prize and Mrs. Hat
tie Dunwody Cole the second. Delic-
ious refreshments were served.
Will be sold at the court house in
Marietta on Saturday the 23rd day of
August to the highest bidder for cash
one pair of good young mules in good
condition and one two horse wagon and
set of wagon harness. Parties desiring
to see the mules and wagon can do so
by calling on E. 2. Green or E. D.
Herrin.
CRY TAX BooK.-The city lax book is
now open for the payment of city taxes
for the year 1902. Call at clerks office
in council chamber and make prompt
payments. J. M. AUSTIN, City Clerk.
The Tri-County Medical Association
consisting of Cobb, Douglas and PauId-
ing, had very pleasant and profitable
session the past week. Their next
quarterly meeting will be held at Doug
lasville, the second Wednesday in No
vember.
We will save you money on Clothing,
Low Cut Shoes ard SGEaw Hats in our
August cut price aas., sa5e,
i%rar " DUPRE.
Coal Now is d guot silse to call at
ii. Meinert's and see sCo1t putting in
your winters supply Of coal. We
handle the very best lellico coal
II. MEINERT.
With so many large peach orchards
around Marietta, and others to be
planted, it is surprising that some one
has not built crate factory here. A
factory could not only find sale here
for good deal of their output, but
could supply other points. Why not
build crate factory?
Will be sold at the Court House in
Marietta on Saturday the 23rd day of
August to the highest bidder for cash
one pair of good young mules in good
condition, one two horse wagon and set
of wagon harness. Parties desiring to
see the mules and wagon can do so by
calling on E. p. Green or E. d. Herrin.
The question OF cost is by no means
the most important factor in advertis-
ing The main question is, what will
the investment pay? 1t should not be
so much matter as to advertising
rates, but, rather, what are the ''pull-
ing" qualities of the paper in which it
! is proposed to advertise Printers Ink.
IoE CREAM, the best in the city, and
Soda Water, the most delicious at
Mosher's lee Cream Parlor and Soda
Fount. All orders promptly filled for
banquets and picnics.
PATENTS. There is a fortune in good
inventions. If you have good idea
write me. H. NJ. BRoADwELL,
Registered Patent Attorney,
Roswell, Ga.
Mr.. w. A. Florence left Saturday for
New York to buy fall and winter stock
of goods for Florence, King & Co. He
will be absent about two weeks and
will carefully select an immense stock
! to please the trade here.
The many friends of Mr.. Newt Ruth
erford will regret to learn that he had
to visit DR.. Calhoun in Atlanta again
Thursday on account Of his eyes. One
of his eyes is almost sightless while the
other is greatly infamed.
The Reversible Disc pillow sold by
hobbs Hardware Co is doing all that is
claimed for it and is having large sale
everywhere.
Marietta and Gainesville baseball
teams crossed bats in Hunts field
Thursday afternoon. And just remem-
har how hot it was too. Cutting wood