The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-03-05

ment. 1t is no wonder that the ice
cream parlor, at Mr.. Legg's drug store,
is so literally patronized by the people,
for the excellent ice cream, rich, pure
and finely favored, must always draw
customers. Thanks to these generous
friends for their highly appreciated re-
membrance.
You can find anything in rings from
$10O to 5000 at E. NJ. Cook & Cos.
Ask them to show You their diamond
set rings. Boys, now is the time to
buy ring for your girl.
f. NJ. Cook & Co.
Durkee's production of Romeo and
Juliet was presented at the opera house
last evening and will be remembered as
a distinct and artistic treat. The pro-
duction is an elaborate one and the
leading people we're accorded a compe-
tent support. The presentation of the
play wasfrom every standpointa salts
factory one and the company is worthy
of the patronage and encouragement of
both public and press wherever they
may appear,-The Daily Democrat, Cape
Giradeau, Mo. At Peoples Theatre,
March 9Th.
For SALE CHEAP.-Good family horse
and good secondhand jump-seat buggy.
Apply to Mrs. [. W. Waddell.
The Chautauqua Literary Circle met
at the home of Misses Faw on Thursday
evening, February Goth. 1t was an
English meeting members en-
joying an imaginary voyage from New
York to Liverpool. From thence they
journeyed to Manchester, York, Biz
mingham and other places of historic
note and interest. The quotations and
selections given are from the best Eng
lish authors. Altogether it was one Of
the most profitable and interesting
meetings the Circle has ever held.
In jeWelry we have every conceivable
design, up-to-date, new, just in, and is
by far the largest stock ever brought
to Marietta. Our brooches and stick
pins are elegant and must be seen to be
appreciated M. Cook < Co.
Greater Georgia" cannot ; success
full without good roads. Just simply
to be content to pull wagon over a
bad road will not do, but good roads
give the ability to pull a heavy load
with ease and comfort, less wearing to
stock and vehicles and saving of time.
Let Greater Georgia" movement in
clude goods roads as an indispensable
requisite. We need good roads in Cobb
county and must have them.
The Irwin HaZelhurst Co., successors
to F. w. Hazelhurst Company, Brokers
and Commission merchants, begun
business in Atlanta on February LIST,
and are doing splendid business. Mr..
George B. Irwin, of Marietta, son of
Mr.. 7. B. Irwin, is of this firm, one of
the most promising and energetic bust
ness young men in Atlanta. His many
friends wish him great success.
MONEY TO LOAN.-I can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands q
speciality. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and find out
all about it. Il. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
An elephant for show purposes, a
horse for utility. Bigness is not great
| ness neither is it cheapness. Before
placing your life insurance be sure and
surance Company of Philadelphia, that
old Quaker Company.
A. S. COHEN. Agent. Marietta. Ga.
! Miss Morrell of Aurora, n. y; Mr..
and Mrs. Newton, of Boston, Mass,
and Mrs. Alden, of NcwtonVille, Mass.
are at Miss Crockett's DR.. Alden is a
retired army surgeon and is nephew
of Mrs. Cleveland and a brother Of
Miss Alden, of Marietta.
We still have the best dollar clock in
town, with the same guarantee you
get OH a $1.OO watch If this doesn't
strike you, what about a $1,000 clock
with like guarantee.
L. NJ, Cook & Co,
Mr.. James L. Anderson, who lives in
the DR.. Allen house on Atlanta street,
which he bought some months ago,
sold last week forty bales of cotton
which he had held back up to that time,
waiting for rise The rise came and
he got ten cents. He is one of Cobb's
substantial farmers.
Hastings seeds at Faw & Rogers. .
Mr.. j. Mack Fowler, of Fowler Bros.
X Co., on Monday bought 200 bales OF
cotton al Lost Mountain. and Browns
vile paying ten cents per pound.
True to name are BUST garden seed.
! Legg'S drug store sole agent for Mari