The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-08-25
MARIETTA, GA. THURSDAY MORNING.. AUG Is, 1904


to Holbrook's camp ground in Milton
county Mr.. Turner got word that the
horse had been driven nearly to death,
and, in company with Sheriff Frey, he
went to Milton county Sunday and had
Goswick arrested for cruelty to ami
mails. The horse could not be brought
back Sunday on account of his bad
condition.
WANTED-Chestnut poles, D feet
long, six inches across the top, peeled
thirty to the mile, on the Roswell Tele-
phone line. between Marietta and Ros-
we'll. Give me your lowest price.
D. +. MCCLAToHEY, SR. Marietta
Mr.. Lacy Gilbert, student of Mer-
Ger University, and who is studying for
the ministry, filled the pulpit at the
Baptist church last Sunday morning
His text was "What shall we do with
Jesus?" Mr.. Gilbert gave very inter
esting talk and handled the subject
under discussion creditably. He is 8
model young man and has bright fu-
tnre before him.
The filters sold at Dobbs' store are
germ proof and you cannot take fever
II you use one-every family should
| have one
At the Worlds Fair, on the Pike, the
spieler cried out, "A souvenir ring with
every ticket" The visitor bought eight
tickets and asked for eight rings. The
ticket seller rang bell eight times and
said, There's your rings" Be sure to
take in this when you go on the pike.
The cow and the calf Craze in the
same pasture if you use Dobbs Hard
ware Co.'s weaver. Satisfaction or
your money back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berrien viii.
ingham, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Grayson, to Mr.. George
Ludwig Peschau, of Wilmington, N. c.,
the wedding to occur in November.
Mrs. Julia Matthews Owen ia having
the old house on her lot on Washington
Avenue, so badly damaged by fire, torn
down to make room for new house
which she will have built at once.
Say, don't you think you ought to
pay that amount you owe The Journal
Office? We gave you good work. Let
US have good money in return. 1t
takes money to keep the machinery
going.
Cash discount 93]5 of clothing at
Read q DuPre's
Old newspapers for sale at this office
| at 10 cents per hundred.
The U. D. c. and Military Company
made a success of their ice cream festi-
val in the city park Friday night. Some
$4,000 being realized. The park was
beautifully Illuminated and presented
an attractive scene.
Our price for the balance of this
month on barbed wire is $3.50.
Dobbs Hardware 90.
1t is given out that the trolley line
between Marietta and Atlanta will be
in operation by January lst, next. The
line has not been sold, but will be
built,
Cash cuts the price 1873 on all cloth
| ing at Read & DuPre's. "We fit you
from head to foot"
DIR. G. E. W. Dobbs will return from
Boston and Neg York this week and
fill his pulpit at the Baptist Church
next Sunday.
Prof. Robson will leave Thursday
forSparta to assume his duties as sup
erintendent of the public school there.
His family will visit their old home in
Wayuesville, N. c., for few weeks.
For RENT OR SALE Furnished or UNI
furnished, my II room house on Cher
| okee street, where l now live.
MRS. L. 3. MCKINNEY.
The Marietta Journal and the At
lanta Weekly Constitution one year
for $1.75
Mr.. W. A. Adams Of Gastonia, N. c.,
is spending a week in Marietta, One
of our prettiest fair visitors is the at
| fraction