The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-07-28

the dainty manner in which the tess
was served at the hands of a beautiful
young lady added much to the attract
iveness. The tea used was Chase &
Sanborn's "Emperors Blend" and it
was clearly demonstrated that this
popular tea is unsurpassed for ice tea.
The many compliments heard on every
hand were very hattering
Mayor Motley had white man be-
fore him last week who swore he got
whisky by express from Atlanta. When
the Mayor started to send for the Ex
press agent, the man became confused
and acknowledged he swore lie, and
said he got it from a woman. It is
strange how men are willing to per-
Jure themselves to shield ''blind
tiger"
Just received a stock of new Pail
Hats for men, very stylish Call and
get first choice.
Northcctt, Stone & Barnes.
Mr. Bill Blair was in town Thursday
and had, in bottle, what appeared 20
be boil weevils, taken from his cotton
patch. He had also some cotton bolls.
which the weevil, if it is a weevil, had
bored into and killed. He saws his
cotton patch has good many of these
bugs in il, and they are doing destruc-
tive work
BASE BALL,-Marietta and Lawrence
vile will play three match games Of
base ball at Morris Park Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday of this week at 4
O'Clock p. m. Comfortable seats, and
good shade for accommodation of yisi-
tors. 1t will be fine game and you
will miss something if you stay away.
MIR. George Rucker, the celebrated
pitcher, will pitch the games for Mari
eta Wednesday and Friday.
SeeJ W. Legg & Co.'S. advertisement
in this issue.
A splendid line of Toxic Stockings
Tor men, women and children at
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
On the first page of this paper Is a
conspicuous half page advertisement of
The Marietta Trust and Banking Com
pany, one of the best Differed and
managed Banks in the State. You will
do we'll to read this advertisement, and
if you have any business in their line
consult them.
For SALE-Range and Tank. Dining
Table. Chairs and Rug Garden uten-
sils. w. A, Gosnell, Tom Glover house.
Whitlock Avenue.
Mr. Henry Brady, who has been run
ming as brakeman on the A. K. & n.
Railroad, was promoted to conductor
last week, and Immediately afterwards
had the misfortune to meet with an
accident. In coupling cars at Ball
Ground he had his hand mashed so
badly as to require the nmputation of
the little finger on the left hand.
ANY old thing painted with stag var
nish stains looks new. All the natural
wood colors in all the convenient sizes
at j. W. Legg & Co.'s
Mrs. E. NJ Cole and son. of Newman.
and Miss Stella Tate, of Tate, Ca. are
visiting their sister, Mrs, R. N. Hol-
land. Miss Mary Cantrell, of Tate, is
also a guest of Mrs. Holland.
TRADING STAMP COLLECTORS will take
notice that, pursuant to the agreement
made by the merchants, we will after
the last day of July discontinue giving
trading stamps. Those who owe us on
account will please call and paw before
August 1st, if they wish to get trading
stamps. We will also give trading
stamps on all OLD ACCOUNTS IF PAID IN
FULL before August LIST. We will con.
tinue to redeem our stamps until SEN
TENDER 1st, Your Friends,
CARNEs & CHENEY,
The Furniture Men.
The special sales of our Remnants
is giving bargains Of odds and ends of
every department. See that you get
your share.
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Anderson
gave most elegant reception Friday
evening at their home complimentary
to the house party, who are guests of
Mr.. w. A. DuPre. A large crowd was
present and nice refreshments were
served.
Miss Fannie Terrell. of Atlanta, and
Miss Clara Terrell, of Birmingham.
Ala, are visiting their sister. MIS-. j
N. CAN'T.
Actions speak louder than words"
If you contemplate painting, let US show
you the houses in Marietta painted with
Mastic Paint during the past seven
years. J. w. Legg & Co.. sole Agents,
Marietta and Dallas teams played
match game of base ball here at Morris
Park ON last Wednesday afternoon,
large crowd being present. The result
10 to II in favor of Marietta.