The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-06

read ms bright paper or he would ex-
change with US.
Brown Leghorn eggs 80 cents. @. E.
Hedges.
You can get ice cream every Friday
and Saturday at j. w. Legg's Onyx
Fountain.
Mosher bakes Tread twice every day
and cakes all day, except Sundays.
Bishop Charles B. Galloway will
preach the opening sermon of the Dub
lin Chautauqua, June 22nd.
Yes, and always ailing with whiskey
There is where they lose their grip"
on good health and prosperity.
Have your preserves given out?
Buy five pound crock from Faw &
Rogers.
Mr.. W. 7. Bate, of GAINESVILLE, being
in very bad health, has gone to Carriers
vile to recuperate.
The Atlanta Twice-a-week Journal
and Marietta Journal for $1.S5. Call at
journal office and let US send your name
in.
Mosher's home made candies are the
best.
DR.. G. H. Hedges and daughter, Miss
E. S. Hedges, of Charlottesville, Va,
are visiting their son and brother, Mr..
G. E. Hedges on Whitlock Avenue.
Mosher gives Green Trading Stamps.
Mr., Cowles, the photographer, has
been doing some work in Canton the
past week or two.
Prof. Baldwin has put the trading
stamps into fourteen business houses
in Jackson, Ga.
President Roosevelt evidently thinks
he and Wainwright were the heroes of
the Spanish-American war.
A number of shade trees have been
set out around town in the last two
weeks.
Mr.. Cliff NJ. King is manager, of the
New Home Machine Company in At
lanta, ana goes and comes each day.
Hastings Garden Seeds at Faw &
Rogers 4t
You can get ice cream every Friday
and Saturday at J. w. Legg's Onyx
Fountain
We are glad to state that Mr.. Sloan
Thompson is improving and it is
thought he will soon be we'll again.
Mrs. Rutherford, mother of Mr..
Newt Rutherford, we regret to learn
has erysipelas.
Anna Hair, the little girl of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Dobbs, is very i'll with men
nights. Drs. Malone and Reynolds are
giving close attention.
Mr.. G. w. Hatcher and friend spent
Sunday with homefolks at Oak Haven.
Miss Obie Hatcher returned with him
to spend a while with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Hatcher in Atlanta. She will attend
the Bible Conference.
Mr.. A. L. White, an old Confederate
veteran, is critically i'll at his home in
Marietta, owing to an abcess on his
thigh. Blood poison, it is thought, has
set in and his life may soon ebb out.
DR.. Kemp is attending him.
Now and then we receive long obit-
uary notices and the writer's ask US to
publish them. At the head-column of
this paper we keep standing notice
that all obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for. This is the
rule of all first-class newspapers
The Quitman Free Press says
''The prevailing remedies for the grip
seem to be quihine and whiskey, coal
oil and whiskey, mutton suet and
whiskey, mustard baths and whiskey,
and whiskey" Yes, and some men
are always ailing with the grip
Waycross Journal.
There will be an election of officers at
the Presby terrain church next Sunday
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members are earnestlylurged to be pres
ent. The Wednesday night prayer
meeting will be a preparatory service
for the Sunday morning service, asking
for the guidance of the Holy Spirit in
this important election.
Colonel Ed w. Frey, formerly of Ma
rietta, has located in Shawnee, Okla
homa, where he has formed partner
ship with Mr.. A. E. Easterwood, in the
real estate business Shawnee is a
fourishing town with bright future
Colonel Frey is expected home soon
when his wife will accompany him on
his return trip to their new home.
Last season, it will be remembered
farmers were made to pay state and
county taxes upon the value OF guanc
in their possession on the date the state
tax rate was levied. This imposed
upon them ali unexpected burden, as
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