The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-21

The scenes enacted on the square last
Saturday evening by several drunken
men, were inexcusable Election do not
give any one liberty to act disorderly
Our fair city must perserve her good
name. Somebody furnished whisky
Where did it come from? Our citizens
must resolve to put down debauchery
and drunkenness, election or no cleo
ton. The tendency to be lax in the
enforcement of law will destroy our
government.
The material has been ordered for
the construction of the new addition to
the Marietta Paper Mill, which is to be
located in the rear of the present build
ings. The electric light plant is also
to be removed there when the building
is up. The new machinery for making
paper will be placed in and the capacity
will be greatly increased
STRAYED OR SToLEN-One roam mare,
flax name and tail. Liberal reward for
information as to her whereabouts.
d. 7. BAKER
Senator Clay returned to Washing
ton Thursday
The amount of money, mentality and
physical energy put forth by candidates
and their partizans in political contests
for months is something wonderful.
Tie daily work of secular business is far
more preferable, and will yield greater
happiness and prosperity Political life
is never one of prosperity and happi-
ness.
CRESCENT PRESSING CLUB.-G. c.
Greene, Manager, rooms 4 and over
Marietta Trust & Banking Co. Mem
bership fee Sl.00 per month Extra
work given careful attention All or
ders sent for and delivered promptly
free of charge. Phone 40.
The work on the interior of the Pres
byterian church by Mr.. Geo. Hammett
is going on very rapidly. When the
improvements are completed, this will
be one Of the handsomest churches in
the city. Some six or eight thousand
dollars will be expended,
viii exchange Mitchell wagon for
wood. Dobbs Hardware Go.
MONEY TO LoAN-In $500 lots. Gilt
edge security required. to years
Real estate. JOHN P. CHENEY,
Attorney at Law
For Sale-I have few good mules
and horses for sale for cash or on time.
Henry Meinert j..
The fruit crop in this section is killed
in spots by the frost, but there will be
large crop of peaches made if no fur
Their unforeseen disaster occurs. Besides
we may expect large crop of water
melons, cantaloupes, blackberries, etc..
which will add to the pleasures of man. |
The man who runs for an Office these
days has to spend more than he can get
out of it in salary. The white men who
sell their votes are making it possible
only for those who have good bank ac-
counts to hold office
Any old thing painted with stag var
nish stains looks new. All the natural !
wood colors in all the convenient sizes |
at }. w. Legg & Co.'s
Mr.. w, B. Gable is experimenting
the wood work and Mr. John G. Waters
the brick work on the Gober block of
buildings, and they are good ones, too.
Mr.. Joe Black the contractor couldn't
have procured two betrer men.
1886, the lucky number See if YOU
have IL. 1t draws you round trip tick
ct TO Worlds Fair l.. w. Virgins.
Mr. Geo. B. Nigh says he has examined
Mr., W. r. Turner's orchard near Kerr
nfsaw Mountain and find the peaches
are not killed And the branches with
live peaches on them that he has shown
us, is good evidence of his statement.
The published report is mistake
about Mr.. w. M. McKenzie's peaches
being killed by the frost. The trees in
both orchards are heavy with live fruit
and big crop will be made.
What about that advertisement ?
Don't you think you ought to move up
on that line and push your business b? |
The Journal reaches the people and YOU
will find it valuable medium.
The farmers have been putting in full
time during the pretty weather of last
week. They are the wealth producers
of the country and not the Republican
party as Teddy" would have you think