The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-05-19

aHu ihosG eAceIlenC young man. he
deserves this recognition. He has been
with the Bank for many years and
proved himself capable and trust
worthy
Delicious Ice Cream, Sherbert and
Soda Water at W. T. Moshar's. Leave
orders for receptions, weddings and
parties, and they will be promptly
filled.
The Elizabeth Sunday School will
picnic next Saturday at Bull Sluice,
The committe of arrangements request
all who are gong and those who will
send baskets, to send their names to
said committee by noon next Friday at
the school house. The names of the
committee are Mrs. t. E. Curry, Walter
Maddox, L. w. Hibble, Mrs. Bivins
and D. d. Underwood. Those who in
tend to attend the picnic will please
assemble at the school house by seven
O'Clock Saturday morning. All invited.
Don't wait longer to have that "last
summer" suit cleaned and pressed
Telephone 254 today.
Star Pressing Club Harry Haynes,
Trio Laundry Manager.
Messrs. G. NJ. Crosby & Co, have put
in some beautiful fixtures, plate glass
counters, etc, and will add shelf fix
lures. and will put linoleum on the
floor and arrange az ice cream parlor.
1t will greatly improve the appearance
of this very attractive drug store, DR..
Law is progressive and enterprising and
will leave nothing undone to keep the
G. M. Crosby & Co. drug store to the
front.
This is said to be the motto of Chi
cago Woman's club: "There is so much
that is bad in the best of US, and so
much that is good in the worst of US,
that it doesn't behoOve any of US, to
say anything about the rest of u.s."
That is fine motto for guidance and it
would really be worth adopting by
good many people in Marietta and Cobb
county for future control of that I'M
ruly member, the tongue.
The laws of this country should be
enforced in regard to strict Sabbath
observance. No work should be done
in factory, shop or store only where
necessity requires. Any able-bodied
man ought to make enough money in
six days without working on the Sab
bath.
Fer SALE--Good log and lumber
wagon and OK yoke. The outfit is we'll
worth $35. but if taken at once will sell
for only $25. John P, Cheney, Atty.
The State Episcopal Diocesan Con-
vention is in session in Atlanta this
week. Rev. G. T. A. Pise, Mr.. R. u. T.
Lawrence, Mr. ]. r. Brumby and Mr..
G. S. McCandlish are representatives
from st. James Church, Marietta.
Saturday night in Fairs barber shop,
Charlie Frazier, colored, cut Elijah
Townsend. coiored, across the cheek
with a knife, making cash that re-
quired twelve stitches TO close it up.
Frazier was arrested by the marshals.
Bishop Nelson will preach and ad-
minister the rite of confirmation at
St. James Episcopal Church next Sun
day morning at II O'Clock.
WHY PAY RENT? Why not own a
house? I have several vacant lots,
will improve to suit purchaser and sell
on monthly or other easy payments.
New five room cottage or Lawrence
street for rent or sale. D. W. BLAIR.
Mr.. E, G. Hull and family of Dalton,
have moved 20 Marietta. Mr.. Hull is
depot agent and operator for the A. K.
& N. Railroad. He is the son of Mr..
]. G. Hull. of Mars Rill, in this county.
Fruit Jars at Dobbs Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer H. Hughes, of
Live Oak, Fla, are visiting Mr., and
Mrs. E. l.. Milan, the parents of Mrs.
Hughes.
NOTICE PIo-NICKERs-Having compli-
ed with the law for authority for this
action, Picnics will not be allowed on
the grounds of the Concord Wooden
Mills, except through special agree
ment.
To TEACHERS The next examina-
ton for license to teach will be held
on the 18th and 18th of June proxiuo.
You are required to study as basis
for this examination the following:
Pages Theory and Practice of Teach
ing, Roark's Methods Of Education,
some history Of education, the common
school books adopted by the Book com
mission, and some special topics based
largely on the common school books. l
suggest special study OF the writings Of
Longfellow, Irving, Scott, Macauley
and Grady urge you to make careful
preparation for this examination.
Respectfully,
w R. POWER Supt.