The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-14

| 'AtSA OlOSsoIl Us Iue rose,
while all is joyous and pulsating with
activity and industry The secret of
the wheel is to patronize home indus
everytlme you need an article manu-
featured or to be had at home.
Mosher gives Green Trading Stamps
Pool RooM.-In the Mozeley build
ing ON Atlanta street, [ have upstairs
my billiard tables and down stairs my
pool tables and good line of tobacco
and cigars. Visitors politely treated
and good order maintained. Will put
barber shop upstairs in the next ten
days. Call and see me.
| j. A. BAsWELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len G. Baldwin, of Ma
rietta. Ga. arrived i'll the city today for
few days stay. Mr.. Baldwin is son
of Prof. D. n. Baldwin, director of the
military band and conservatory of
music. Mr.. Brldwin was most fayorabIy
impressed with the Greater Greenville.
He is we'll known ana successful
groceryman of Marietta. -Greenville
IS. c. Herald - Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
have returned.
The entertainment by the "Peak Sis
tiers, F" the Sunday School class of Prof.
Nolan at the residence of Mr.. T. NJ.
Brumby on Friday night, was attended
by about 200 PEOPLE. The small sum
of ten cents was charged ana $1,000
was taken in. The proceeds go to pur-
chase song books for the Methodist
Sunday School. The peak Sisters"
rendered their parts very creditably.
Lace Curtains, beautifully laundried,
Trio Laundry. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Mgr.
1t is SAID that young man who had
occasion TO use the phone few even
ings since, laid down his cigar in a
chair, rang the bell, took down the re-
ceiver and just as the central girl ans
wered, a friend came in and was about
to sit down on the cigar when the young
man exclaimed: Lookout you'll burn
your pants" He tried to explain, and
it is hoped that central forgave him.
NoTIoE-The fire insurance business
formerly conducted by my father, DR..
j. T. Groves, deceased, will be contin-
ued by the undersigned at his old office
and l will give it my entire time and
attention. desire to thank the public
for the patronage extended to him and
solicit continuation of the same.
J. H. GROVES.
Mrs. Grow, mother of Rev. J. J.Crow,
of this place, was stricken with parely-
sis last week at his home here. Left
leg and arm we're affected. She linger-
ed until Friday night and died. She
was 81 years told. Her remains were
carried to Roswell Saturday and inter-
red in the cemetery. We tender our
sympathy to the bereaved.
A full line of Mastic Mixed Paint now
ready foryod at j. w. Legg & co.'s drug
store
An Ohio man was down here the 9TH
er day and displeased citizen told
him all kinds of discouraging tales
about Marietta, TIE people and the
crops. The man came to buy land and
locate here, but he pulled up stakes
and left, Now if we could not say good
words about our town and people, we
wouldn't say anything.
Any job printing or advertising
wanted ring up Journal phone No. Is
and we will call at your place of bust
ness for it.
For SALE-Two horse power Kerosene
engine, for $50. 1t cost 1915. In good
order. Apply at Journal office.
1t does not speak we'll for yourself to
hate the town You live in.-Ameri-
Gus Free Press. No especially when
there are so many railroads and wagon
roads over which the man can leave the
place.
The Marietta Rifles have re-organized
with a full company, which passed
fine inspection on last Thursday night.
Captain John P. Cheney is the right
man in the right place.
Our tin and plumbing shop is now
ready for business. We have first
class workmen, new tools, and solicit
your patronage We guarantee salts
faction. North Georgia Supply Co.
The candidates it is surprising men
will approach you and say: eff l had
SIS 1 could carry five or six votes in my
section of the county" A clear invi-
tation to sell out Oh, the shame of it,
Mr.. G. u. Henderson went to Cincin-
natl the past week to buy some steel
material for the Freyer building. He
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