The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-10-19

CoOo superior Court. Mr.. Moss con-
tends that the sentence is excessive.
that the city can not punish over thirty
days, and therefore is unconstitutional.
Capt. R. w. Boone, trustee in bank
ruptcy of the estate of w. r. Turner.
has ar advertisements thisissue, offer
ing the property, two peach orchards
and number of houses in Marietta, for
sale to the highest bidder, on Friday,
October 9th, 1905. This is valuable
property, and no doubt will interest
number of people. Read ADVERTISE
| ment.
Mr.. D. F. McClatchey ,Sr, has bought
the house and lot on Winters street,
known as this Anderson property, from
Mrs. John D. Northcutt. The ten acres
owned by Mr.. McClstchey near the old
Fair Grounds were given in exchange
as part of the consideration.
The Mariettian's pride in his town ia
something wonderful. Wherever YOU
may meet him hes throws back his
head proudly and tells you that he is
pleased to say that he is from Marietta.
And why not We should all sing her
praises and speak of her resources.
Now that blind tigers are run out of
Marietta, suppose you run ''hate" of
your heart for your fellow man, and let's
have better state of affairs in Ma
rietta. Blind tigers are bad, and so is
enmity and strife.
NOTICE. have sold my interest in
the Cobb County Marble Company to
w. NJ. Boatner and /. G. Ferris and Jam.
not responsible for any debts of said
firm. This October 10, 1905.
E. P. Crenshaw.
See our Stick Pins and Brooches.
with diamond settings.
E. M. Cook & 20.
Mrs L. B, Robson, of this place.
carried basket of beautiful chrysan-
themums, dahlias and roses to Atlanta,
to present to lady friend. Mrs. Robe
son has more pretty flowers than any
one in our city. Her successful cultiva.
ton is very fine.
Mr.. John Hicks and Mr. r. A. Hill
haue bought Mr.. Henry Meinert's liv-
cry stable building for So 900 eand will
occupy it. Mr. Newt MaYes will open
livery business where Mr. Hicks is now
doing business.
Mr.. J. J. Reid has sold his farm to
Mr.. W. D. Paris, the dafryman, for
$2,7O0 cash. We learn that Mr.. Reid
has bought Iof Hon. J. E. Motley the
house occupied by Mr.. Charlie Hicks,
on Powder Springs street, for $500.
WANTED-Nice people to occupy the
houses in Oakland Park, Come and
see the place before renting. You will
he we'll pleased with nice comforta-
BILE home with good water. Come to
see me or phone 1923. No. 314. Oakland
Park. w. E. PERKINS,
Renting Agent.
Senator Steve Clay in his speech at
the College auditorium Sunday after
noon: in the presence of all those pretty
girls attending the Singing Convention,
made bachelor look like the doxology
of misspent life-Ellijay Courier.
Mr.. Harris Lyon is now bookkeeper
for the McNeel Marble Co., succeeding
Mr.. Rosser Little, who has gone to
Spartanburg.
McCrary's Studio has turned out 75,-
600 penny pictures id the last few
weeks and appreciates the liberal pat
ronage bestowed. The cheap work will
be iscontinued, as it has fully ac-
quainted the public with the class of
work we can do. We are prepared for
| the fall season with the best equipment
| to turn out first class photos and other
work, and ask you for your patronage.
McCrary's Studio.
STRAYED-A black and white steer.
Weighs about 900 pounds-piece of
rope around his head. Last seen, west
of town. Reward if returned to
d. B. PARIS.
Mrs. George Dewald returned Sun
day night from months visit to Phil
adelphia, New York and Atlantic City,
having had a most delightful trip.
Miss Ruby Bishop, after several
weeks illness with typhoid fever, is
able to be out again, we are glad to
state.
Our line of Pianos and Organs are of
the best and most durable make, the
sweetest tone, and pronounced by ex-
perienced performers as OF No. l in
duality. We can save you money if
buy from us us. Call an examine and
be convinced. E. M. Cook & Co.
Mr.. E. L. Robertson left on visit to
New York last week. He will return
Thursday. Mr.. Love has been in charge