The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-13

ton is about as clever a young man az
there is in Marietta, and we have no
intention of robbing him of the de-
served compliment paid him by the
band. Joe Covington is all right.
Let every man and boy buy their
Clothing from I W. Read and Marietta
Will be noted for the best dressers In
the South.
Send your clothes to the Crescent
Pressing Club. Phone 40.
REsTAURANT.--I have opened a nice
restaurant at my store, where meals
can be had at all hours. Separate
apartments for whites and colored.
PRINCE JACKSON.
MARRIED-At Palatka, Fla, June %,
Miss Theresa Rembert was united in
marriage to Mr.. VIM. G McCaskell.
Rev. I. W. Waddell, cousin of the bride,
OBLIGATED. For number of years Miss
Rembert has spent her summers with
the family of DR.. Waddell on Church
street, and has many friends in Ma
rietta.
In the city court of Atlanta last
Thursday, Judge Reid granted a new
trial in the case of Mrs. Maud Smith,
OF Blue Ridge, whose husband was killed
by the A. K. & N. Railroad. and a YER
dict of $4,000 had beed rendered in her
behalf.
For SALE:-One store house and
warehouse, east side square, nice
residence with II good rooms on An
derson street, and 10 tenement houses,
good paying property.
]. w. HARDEMAN
The first Cobb county raised ripe
watermelons for this season was
brought to Marietta on Thursday morn
ing by Mr.. E. w. Kemp, of Macland,
He was kind enough to leave one at the
Journal office for which he has our
sincere thanks.
Business men are made to paw a bust.
ness tax to carry on business here, and
yet parties come in and drum for BUSH
ness without an assessment. Drum
mers from other towns come here and
solicit job printing and come back and
deliver it. There was one here Friday
delivering job printing.
Portland cement, any quantity.
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Mrs. Harry DuPre and daughter,
have returned from Oconee
Springs, very much improved in health.
Mrs. DuPre was very much surprised
to find an elegant new piano in her
home on her return, the gift of her
husband. 1t was bought from E. NJ.
Cook & Co. of this place.
Dorothy Dodd low cut shoes have ar
rived. u. w. DuPre.
Keep your eye on our Show Windows
I. w. READ.
The best and cheapest shoe shop in
town. @. N. Price, POT Cherokee st.
Sheriff Frey carried R. L. Smith,
white, and Tom Minimize, colored, to
the insane asylum last Friday morning.
They had been in Jail here several
weeks, waiting for room to be made in
State Sanitarium for them.
For SALE-Horses, vehicles and har-
ness and everything formerly in the
livery stable owned by Geo. L. Turner,
on time or for cash, at your own price.
The stable is for rent.
H Meinert.
The Trio Laundry in Atlanta is the
largest and best equipped laundry in
the south. Harry Haynes is their Ma
rietta agent. Telephone 254.
Mr.. q. 2. Hames has bought two lots
in the Butler addition on Dixie Avenue
and will build a six room house for
himself at once. This part of Marietta
is growing wonderfully. New houses
going up and Buffers" has the appear
ance of thriving village.
Detective McEntire arrested five
boys for stealing ride on freight train
Monday night enroute from Atlanta to
Chattanooga. They were bound over
by Judge McCleskey and are in jail
here Their ages are from 10 to 19.
The Memorial Association will meet
in regularly quarterly session at Ma
sonic Hall on Wednesday 19Gh at 4
o'clock p. m. All members are urged
to be present. Mrs. A. S. Clay, Sec.
Miss Jennie Smith, of Acworth, is
visiting her sister Mrs. w. E Williams.
MONEY TO LoAN.-l can make loans as
seven per cent. on good real estate at
security. Loans on farming lands
specially. 1t costs nothing to see me
at nv Office in Marietta and find out
all about it. r. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
The eleven year old son of Tom Lowe,
colored of Gritter district, was opera
ted upon last Thursday, for mastoiditis,
by Doctors Field and Elder. The boy
is getting along all right.