The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-09-04

ana her host of friends have nothing
out good wishes for her future hapri
| ness.
Nowhere in the whole country are
there better stores and better stocks in
any line than are to be found in Mari
etta' and there is hardly ever occasion
to send away for goods. This is our
home and it is our duty and to our in
terest to stand by it and make it better
if we can. Patronize our home mer-
chants and pull for home industries.
For SALE-I have lot of best quality
lime, and few barrels cement for sale
| cheap. Apply at new Jail or my office.
U. +. HENDERSON, the Contractor.
Sam Jones says Sam Small needs
gravel under his feet.-Savannah News.
Not that. He needs grace in his heart,
tixedness of principle and will power to
be consistent in staying on one side Of
question.
Mr.. B. G.. Murdoch left with us one
dozen very large apples, the Black"
variety, which weighed eight pounds.
II any one can beat this, we would be
pleased to have them leave them at
the Journal Office, the more the better.
IoE CREAM, the best in the city, and
Coda Water, the most delicious at
MnshnP'c NpnOpN Doplop nd
Fount. All orders promptly filled for
banquets and picnics.
Before the rainy season sets in you
should recover your house and get the
shingles from
HENDERSON, the Shingle man.
The State tax this year will be So 80
on the $1,000 and the rate in Cobb
will be $500 on the $1,000, making a
total of 5000. The State rate is IA
cents less than last year, but the county
rate is the same.
WANTED-To put a stout healthy boy
1879 years old with Christian family
in the country to work for his board.
Parents to clothe him and any inciden-
tai expenses. Address X. Y. care of
the Marietta Journal.
CRY TAX BooK.-The city tax 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 Bell Telephone Co. through their
manager here, Mr.. D. F. McClatchey,
Jr., have bought $500 worth of chest
nut poles in Cobb county, delivered at
Oakhurst, 1885 for each pole 55 feet
in length.
What the fat men, who play base
ball, in Marietta, need is agility to
agitate their anatomy with accel-
Grafton in sliding to the base without
decorating their cuticle.
The Journal has larger subscription
list now than ever in it's history and
new names and renewals are constant
ly being added. This appreciation of
the Journal, so manifest, is duly
appreciated.
For SALE-I have lot of best quality
lime, and a few barrels cement for sale
cheap. Apply at new Jail or my office.
G. E. HENDERSON, the Contractor.
The notification of Hon. Walter,
Steed to his friends, that he will not be
candidate for speaker Of the next
house. assures the election, of Hon.
Newton A. Morris, of Cobb county.
Why not call up Phone Is and let US
have the names of your visitors to pub
lish in the Journal? You are not
ashamed of them are you? You owe
this courtesy to them.
Just unloaded car of fine heart
shingles from Montgomery, Ala, the
finest on the market.
HENDERSON, the Single man.
Mrs. J, T. Eubanks who has been Wis
ting relatives in the county. has re-
turned TO her home in Clinton, Tenn.
II
She says the Journal is highly appre-
ciated visitor.
Rev. V. E. Manget returned from Ia
visit ito his sons in Newman on last
Monday.
We will save you money on Clothing,
Low Cut Shoes and Straw Hats in our
August cut price cash sale,
| READ & DUPRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Mckenzie, and
sons. Marshall and Harold, have re-
turned from their trip to Montreal,
Canada, and other points, having had a
most delightful outing.
Prof. Sledd will study at Oxford
Macon News. What he ought to do is
study in the South, and learn the true
situation of affairs so as not misrepre-
senthis own people.
Coal Now is a good time to call at
H. Meinert's and see about putting in
| your winters supply of coal. We
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