The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-08-11

/ "ebIuore, 1eHh., TO Atlanta, thus eX.
tending the A. K. & n. There is no
bluff when over 100000 is paid for
property. on which Mr.. D. f. McClat-
chey, Sr.. took options. With each
sale, Mr.. McClatchey's bank account
grows. There is no man in Marietta
we had rather see prosper than Mr.
McClatchey and we are sure we rejoice
with him in the matter of increased
revenue in this day and time when
money adds so much TO the comforts Of
| life.
Mr.. John Garner and daughter, Miss
Lizzie, and Mr.. Andrew.Garner, of Wa
bash, Indiana, are in the city. Mr..
Garner is prospecting with view of
locating in our county. We welcome
them and trust they will be suited in
the best county on the globe. They
have been reading the Marietta Jour
nal for the past six months and are
already familiar with the names of our
people. Since the above was placed in
type these estimable people have re-
turned home, but will be back in No.
vember.
The Jury Revisers of Cobb county are
I. j. Hardage, of Powder Springs E.
Z. Dobbs, of Marietta; S. Crowley, of
Roswell S. R. McCleskey, of Gritter :;
., Awtrey, of Acworth, and 7. K.
Gresham, of Middleton. Mr.. z. t. Ter
rell goes off and Mr. Hardage takes his
place. They will meet the 18th inst
to revise the jury lists.
Capt. w. J. Hudson, merchandise
broker and Coal Dealer, sells the ceIe-
orated Eagle Coal and best Jellico Coal
also high grade steam coal. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Prompt delivery.
The City Board of Education last
Tuesday morning elected Prof WTDu-
mas, of Sparta, Ga, Superintendent of
the Marietta Public Schools, at a salary
OF $500 per annum and reelected Prof
George E. Nolan, principal at salary
OF $500 for nine months.
For SALE.-Fine piano and Angelus.
sold together or separately.
c. S. McCandlish.
Slxty-two persons have made appli-
cation to join the Dam of Beavers.
They are to meet Thursday night, 18th
inst, in the new lodge room in the Go
Der building for organization. Several
Beavers from Birmingham will be here
to Initiate the members.
Grand Sire John B. Goodwin will be
present st the meeting OF Cherokee
Lodge No. s.. 1, 90. F., Marietta, on
the night of the 23rd inst. Let all of
Odd Fellows be present and give him a
cordial greeting An address will be
made.
Mr. Jack Massey, Jr., and family re-
turned to Washington, D. o., last Fri
day, after spending month here with
home folks. Jack holds lucrative
position in the Government printing
office, where he has been for several
years.
The Beavers will build Dam here
Thursday night, 18th inst, in the Lodge
room, Gober building. Be on hand.
The Supreme Lodge, of Birmingham,
Ala, will do the initiating.
Miss jamie Bond, of this place and
Miss Kate Bond of Lloyd, Florida, and
Miss Sallie Morris, of Roswell, left
Sunday afternoon for a visit to the
Worlds Fair al ST.. Louis.
1t will peal two bushels of peaches in
oneihour, buy one and save your hands,
Dobbs Hardware Go
The pictures Faw & Rogers are giving
away with baking powder are attract
ing good deal of attention.
Col. E. w. Frey, wife and child, of
Bokchito, Indian Territory arrived here
Friday morning on a visit. We are
glad to welcome their return. Col.
Frey is cashier of the National Bank at
that place and is doing we'll.
A full line of Mastic Mixed Paints
now ready for you at ]. w. Legg & co.'s
drug store.
Mrs. w. L. Sessions and children, CT
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting her
mother here Mr.. Sessions was here
Sunday.
For SALE-Range and Tank. Dining
Table. Chairs and Rug. Garden uten-
sils. w. A. Gosnell, Tom Glover house,
Whitlock Avenue.
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